Alana Van Gundy Knihy

Examining the intersection of feminism and criminology, this book critiques the traditionally male-centric views on crime and justice. It presents a feminist theoretical framework to explore how gender influences societal perceptions of crime, highlighting the need for a more inclusive understanding of justice that addresses women's experiences and perspectives. Through this lens, it challenges existing narratives and advocates for social justice reforms that consider the unique challenges faced by women in the criminal justice system.

Focusing on female criminality, this book explores insights gained from criminological research and legislation concerning women and crime. It highlights the current state of knowledge in the field and discusses various aspects of female offenders. Additionally, it offers recommendations aimed at enhancing the understanding and study of female criminal behavior, making it a valuable resource for scholars and practitioners alike.