Drugs and Crime: Theories and Practices

Richard Hammersley

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    Abstract

    This thought–provoking book argues that much current thinking about drugs and crime is simplistic and misguided, because it fails to take into account the complex social and psychological contexts that underpin the relationship between drug or alcohol problems and crime. In clear and accessible language, it reviews existing explanations of the links between drugs and crime, and assesses the practical approaches currently being taken to tackle the problems involved.


    Original languageEnglish
    Title of host publicationDrugs and Crime: Theories and practices
    PublisherPolity Press
    ISBN (Print)9780745636184
    Publication statusPublished - 1 Jan 2008

    Keywords

    • drugs
    • crime
    • psychology

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