Where's the Harm?

The growing emphasis on harm reflects a pivotal shift in criminology. This accessible book explores over a dozen compelling real-life scenarios, including rape, murder, corporate and environmental crime, shedding light on the contributors to and the many outcomes of harm in societal and cultural contexts. The book encourages critical thinking and champions a more proactive and preventative approach to regulation, punishment, and crime. It is the perfect resource for students and teachers of law and criminology. It is particularly useful for first-year students who are still exploring their areas of interest.