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Jeffrey S. Ross

    Professor Jeffrey Ian Ross delves into the profound analysis of phenomena such as political crime, the crimes of the powerful, and violence, examining their roots within social and cultural contexts. His research also explores issues of policing, corrections, and justice within American Indian communities. Ross is recognized for his multidisciplinary approach, integrating criminology with analyses of street art and culture. His work, featured in leading academic and popular media, offers incisive perspectives on society's darker aspects.

    Introduction to Convict Criminology
    Political Terrorism
    • The salient feature of this book is its comprehensive but concise approach to the field of terrorism – particularly its causes and effects – and the application of this information to selected case studies. Political An Interdisciplinary Approach is easy to read and designed to answer common questions asked by undergraduate and graduate students without prior exposure to the study of terrorism. This book is accessible to practitioners (those individuals working, or aspiring to work, in the fields of criminal justice and national security) and policymakers in the counterterrorism field as well as members of the mass media covering stories on terrorism.Political Terrorism is sensitive to the global ramifications of terrorism and the responses to it. This book maintains a balance between realism and sensationalism and offers a more comprehensive understanding of the causes and effects of terrorism than do most other texts. Political Terrorism integrates scholarly analysis with current events by relying on recent media accounts and information gathered by responsible news outlets. The text features end-of-chapter questions as well as «exhibit» boxes that provide background details on items of interest to students and instructors.

      Political Terrorism
    • This book is the first to organize and explain current scholarship on convict criminology, corrections and criminal justice in an accessible manner. From activism to the emergence of undergraduate programmes in prisons, it provides a clear guide to the complexities of the field.

      Introduction to Convict Criminology