The only anthology of its kind, In Their Own Words: Criminals on Crime, Sixth Edition, provides students with a nuanced perspective on how--and why--offenders make decisions that lead them to commit crimes.
Featuring firsthand accounts from gang members, burglars, shoplifters, pimps, prostitutes, killers, robbers, addicts, rapists, drug smugglers, and white-collar offenders, the anthology helps students understand the offenders' motives, perceptions, decision-making strategies, and rationalizations for crime.
Brief introductions precede each reading, placing the offenders' words into a theoretical context.
In Their Own Words: Criminals on Crime
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PublisherOxford University Press
ISBN / ASIN0199920052
ISBN-139780199920051
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Sales Rank791,943
CategorySocial Science
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