Barak, Gregg
Barak, Gregg, 1948-....
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Barak, G.
Gregg Barak
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Works
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| Battleground : criminal justice |
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| Chronicles of a radical criminologist : working the margins of law, power, and justice |
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| Class, race, gender, and crime : the social realities of justice in America |
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| Crime and crime control : a global view |
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| Crimes by the capitalist state, c1990: |
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| Gimme shelter : a social history of homelessness in contemporary America |
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| In defense of whom? : A critique of criminal justice reform |
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| Indicting the 45th president : Boss Trump, the GOP, and what we can do about the threat to American democracy |
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| Integrative criminology |
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| Issues in crime & justice |
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| Media, process, and the social construction of crime : studies in newsmaking criminology |
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| Periferie dell'impero : poteri globali e controllo sociale |
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| Representing O.J. : murder, criminal justice, and mass culture |
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| Routledge international handbook of the crimes of the powerful, 2015: |
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| Theft of a nation : Wall Street looting and federal regulatory colluding |
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| Unchecked corporate power : why the crimes of multinational corporations are routinized away and what we can do about it |
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| Varieties of criminology : readings from a dynamic discipline |
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| Violence and nonviolence : pathways to understanding |
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| Violence, conflict, and world order : critical conversations on state-sanctioned justice |
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