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    • About the Schwendinger's: From 50 Key Thinkers in Critical Criminology
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 The final issue of the 1980’s includes essays on new directions in Feminist Criminology, an innovative look at political prisoners and two, rather separate reflections on South Africa. Continuing the internationalist approach of the division, Bernar

The Critical Criminologist Vol 1 No 4

The Critical Criminologist Vol 1 No 4

 The final issue of the 1980’s includes essays on new directions in Feminist Criminology, an innovative look at political prisoners and two, rather separate reflections on South Africa. Continuing the internationalist approach of the division, Bernar

The final issue of the 1980’s includes essays on new directions in Feminist Criminology, an innovative look at political prisoners and two, rather separate reflections on South Africa. Continuing the internationalist approach of the division, Bernard Headley looks into how Noriega, the Panamanian strongman captured by the US that year, become the United States’ "SOB”.

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