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Caribbean perspectives on criminology and criminal justice.
Van Pelt Library HV6025 .C367 2019 v. 1-2
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- Format:
- Book
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Criminology--Caribbean Area.
- Criminology.
- Criminal law--Caribbean Area.
- Criminal law.
- Police corruption--Trinidad and Tobago.
- Police corruption.
- Gangs--Caribbean Area.
- Gangs.
- Homicide--Caribbean Area.
- Homicide.
- Drug traffic--Jamaica.
- Drug traffic.
- Prostitution--Belize.
- Prostitution.
- Belize.
- Caribbean Area.
- Jamaica.
- Trinidad and Tobago.
- Physical Description:
- 2 volumes : illustrations, maps ; 23 cm
- Production:
- Washington, D.C. : Westphalia Press, 2019.
- Summary:
- Volume 1. This book is a response to a call for a Caribbean Criminology as espoused by Ken Pryce (1976) who pointed to the "need to examine the reality of crime from a critical standpoint in the context of the Region's history and capitalist representation and exploitation, and in terms of the Caribbean's structural heritage of black working-class styles of protest and modes of response to oppression through slavery down to the present state of neo-colonialism." This work is designed for persons who are desirous of improving their understanding of the challenges that arise when issues related to criminology and criminal justice cross national boundaries in the Caribbean
- Contents:
- Vol. 1 / edited by Wendell C. Wallace
- Vol. 1. Policing in the Caribbean from colonialism to today / Keron King and Nathan W. Pino
- The influence of organizational justice on police corruption in Trinidad and Tobago / Nirmala Sookoo
- Gangs, structural disadvantage and homicide in a Caribbean nation / Charles M. Katz, Andrew M. Fox and Lexi Gill
- Jamaica's transnational crime problems of drug trafficking and money laundering / Suzette A. Haughton and Trevor Smith
- Criminological dimensions of agriculture in the Caribbean / Wendy-Ann P. Isaac, Wayne G. Ganpat, Marlene Attzs and Thomas E. Isaac
- Examining migratory sex workers in Belize: challenging stigmas and stereotypes / Avekadavie Parasramsingh Mano
- Incentivizing crime prevention through citizen participation in Trinidad and Tobego / Ashaki Dore
- We reduce it in writing: exploring the status of Kwéyòl in the criminal justice system of St. Lucia / R. Sandra Evans
- Assessing the judiciary in Trinidad and Tobego: views from a leading judicial officer / Wendell C. Wallace
- Characteristics of young females in need of state supervision in Trinidad and Tobego / Kevin Sean Peters.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references.
- ISBN:
- 9781633914940
- 1633914941
- OCLC:
- 1137382484
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