The Origins of Radical Criminology, Volume II

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The book delves into the evolution of radical criminological thought across three pivotal periods in Ancient Greece: Classical, Hellenistic, and Greco-Roman. It highlights the socio-political struggles and knowledge production shifts that shaped concepts of crime, law, and deviance. By analyzing key literature, philosophies, and religious influences, it emphasizes the growing divide between social consensus and conflict. This exploration not only connects the origins of radical criminology to contemporary discourse but also appeals to those interested in the historical foundations of criminological knowledge.