Author(s): Helen Marshall; Kathy Douglas; Desmond McDonnell

Social Science, Economic History, Race/Identity, Peace/Cultural/ International Studies

This text is a new way of looking at the sociology of deviance. It takes seriously the argument for the death of deviance, and reasons it is more useful to talk about rules and rule-breakers. It makes links between the ideas of deviance and rule-breaking to future professional lives of students. It shows the contemporary relevance of this area and includes topical examples such as terrorism, anorexia, paedophilia, female sexual dysfunction, and depression.

Good condition. Some rubbing on cover. Slight tanning/crease marks on page edges.