Crime, Space and Place

Where a crime happens, and why there, turns out to be one of the most revealing questions you can ask about it. Tim Hall and Richard Yarwood offer a critical introduction to the geographies of crime, reading offences through the lenses of space and place and reaching well beyond the street corner to corruption, transnational organised crime and ecocide.

Forward-looking in outlook, it sets out to sharpen how we understand crime in the twenty-first century. A clear, thoughtful companion for students and anyone curious about where geography and criminology meet.