Tony Murphy is a Staff Tutor in Criminology, and Associate Lecturer at the Open University, and until recently, a Senior Lecturer in Criminology at Sheffield Hallam University. He has also held positions at Kaplan / University of Essex Online; the University of Westminster, Manchester Metropolitan University, and the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). Tony is currently studying for a D.Phil at the University of Oxford, researching penal transportation. He previously studied at LSE and the Open University.
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Introducing The Landscapes Of Criminology Understanding The Causes And Prevalence Of Crime 'Theory', And Its Uses Criminological Theory: The Causes Of Crime Doing Criminological Research Counting Crime Social Divisions And Crime The Politics Of Law And Order Offenders And Victims Media And Crime Dealing With Crime And Justice Punishment Social Policy And Crime Global Justice Moving Towards A Harms-Based Approach Conclusion
The book comprehensively covers much in the field of criminology. -- Nicola Roberts * Editorial * Covers content that is 'often overlooked in other texts' -- Suzanne Young * Editorial * Its breadth is a real strength. -- Garner Clancey * Editorial * The books covers much of the theoretical foundations that students will need for their continued studies. -- Maria Kaspersson * Editorial *