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            rdfs:label "\"NEW TO THIS EDITION: SAGE Premium Video in the accompanying Interactive eBook boosts student comprehension and bolsters analysis. Theory in Action Videos include candid interviews with former offenders and cement theoretical concepts for the students. SAGE News Clips showcase relevant news clips that deepen students' understanding of key concepts and help students apply knowledge. Updated statistical information reflects the latest sources available, including Uniform Crime Reports (UCR), National Crime Victimization Survey (NCVS), and the National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS). The latest developments in criminology include coverage of the Big Five Personality Traits and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, as well as policies and strategies impacted by criminology, like target hardening for crime prevention, \"Ban the Box\" initiatives, gun violence policies, and issues with racial disparity in arrests. Current events in context cover challenging issues like the rise in right-wring extremism, recent terrorist attacks, the opioid epidemic, and the 2016 Brock Turner case and his 2018 appeal. New Pop Culture boxes tie the material to what is going on in today's popular culture including entertainment, art, and current events. A substantive section on hate crimes added to chapter 3 brings into focus the extent of this crime and the recent increase in hate crimes. Revised chapters help students to better understand aspects of criminological theories and crime typologies. KEY FEATURES: Chapter-opening learning objectives help students focus on the key forthcoming content. Chapter-opening vignettes draw students into the material and provide motivation for discussion. End-of-chapter summaries of theory tables ensure students understand the main differences between the theories. End-of-chapter Policy and Prevention sections describe the implications of each theoretical perspective. The Theory in Action boxes illustrate chapter material with interesting case studies that including review questions. Research Snippets of interesting research and Critical Thinking exercises encourage students to take a deeper look at the concepts and develop a more critical understanding of the issues. Key terms, discussion questions, web resources, and exercises at the end of each chapter provide additional opportunities for learning\"-- Provided by publisher." ] ;
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            bf:mainTitle "Criminology" ] .