“Power, Crime and Mystification” by Steven Box is a critical examination of the criminal justice system and its relationship with power structures in society. Box challenges the conventional understanding of crime, arguing that it is not just the actions of individuals, but also the policies and practices of powerful institutions that contribute to criminal behavior. He explores how the law is often used to protect the interests of the powerful, while marginalizing and criminalizing the poor and disadvantaged. The book also delves into the concept of ‘mystification’, explaining how the media and other institutions often distort the reality of crime to serve their own agendas. Box’s work is a thought-provoking critique of the criminal justice system, offering a new perspective on crime and power in society. It is a must-read for anyone interested in understanding the complex dynamics of crime, power, and social justice.
Power Crime and Mystification
Power Crime and Mystification examines the ways in which power is used to control and mystify people in society. It looks at how power is used to manipulate people's beliefs and behavior, and how it can be used to create a sense of mystification and confusion. It also examines the implications of power crime and how it affects individuals and society.
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