Violent Crime

Fiona Brookman; Amanda Robinson

Violent Crime

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This chapter will focus on violent behaviour in early 21st century Britain. However, 'violence' is clearly a dynamic concept that varies greatly across time and place. In a different century the violent actions routinely condemned in modern Britain might not have been illegal - indeed, might even have been encouraged - domestic abuse being a case in point. Wood (2004: 23) noted that in 18th century England, 'Violence was not merely a reluctantly acknowledged 'fact of life': rather, the early modern state, community and home were all arenas in which violence was an accepted - indeed, an expected - means of expressing legitimate social power'.

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Teitl	The Oxford Handbook of Criminology
Golygyddion	Mike Maguire, Rod Morgan, Robert Reiner
Cyhoeddwr	Oxford University Press
Tudalennau	563-594
Argraffiad	5th
ISBN (Argraffiad)	9780199590278
Statws	Cyhoeddwyd - 12 Ebrill 2012

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