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Routledge Zemiology Beyond the Critique of Capitalism - Routledge

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Zemiology Beyond the Critique of Capitalism explores the evolving field of zemiology and its critical examination of harm, colonialism, and decolonisation. Published by Routledge, this scholarly work extends traditional criminological frameworks to address structural and systemic harms beyond conventional crime narratives. The book provides comprehensive analysis of how colonial legacies continue to shape contemporary harm distribution and examines pathways toward genuine decolonial transformation. Ideal for academics, legal scholars, and students engaged with critical criminology, international law, and postcolonial studies, this Routledge title offers rigorous theoretical grounding and applied insights for understanding harm through a decolonial lens.

Key Features

Routledge publication offering academic rigour in exploring zemiology as a framework for understanding structural and systemic harm.

Addresses how colonialism shapes contemporary harm patterns and examines decolonial approaches to justice and accountability.

Suitable for law students, criminology scholars, and academics studying international law and postcolonial theory.

Extends critique beyond capitalism to encompass broader systems of exploitation and structural violence across global contexts.

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hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
05 June 2026
Listed Since
25 December 2025

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