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Critical criminology in South Africa : developing paradigms and theoretical models
The unmasking of apartheid and the unmasking of the state run together in an analysis of the legacy of social engineering. The integration of macro and micro levels of analysis offer a complex challenge to social theorists, and this in conjunction with the demands of analysing a racially divided soc...
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Institute of Criminology
2021
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