The main objective of this book on criminology and discrimination is to provide easy-to-digest guidelines on a controversial and harsh subject from any point of view.
The author of the book seeks to contribute to the information and awareness of the rights and abuses in force or disguised. He does this through a generic and almost historical introduction, and then cautiously and precisely goes on to define legal aspects of discrimination, which in his opinion were not mentioned by Michael Foucault.
A literary material complex in subject matter, but with a simple and even soft language. It is widely addressed to anyone interested in acquiring awareness about rights and inequalities.
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