Ahu Tunçel, Ayşegül Sili, Cem Şafak Çukur, Cenk Özdağ, Gökhan Gökulu, Güncel Önkal, Halime Ünal, Hümeyra Doğan, Manuel Knoll, Nurgün Oktik, Osman Sümer, Özgür Sarı, Şahin Torun, Şükrü Bilgiç
Crime is everywhere and it is tried to be understood, and criminal practices are still discussed and a common conscience is tried to be created. An interdisciplinary approach is needed in order to understand and analyze the crime phenomenon and the definition of crime, which is multifaceted and dependent on many factors, and the changing criminal practices. In this book, which deals with the sociology of crime and the philosophy of punishment, the different perspectives of various academics, who are philosophers, sociologists, and lawyers, take place on different subjects. This book can be taught in both undergraduate and graduate compulsory and elective courses not only in sociology and philosophy departments, but also in law faculties, and it can be a resource for those who do research in these fields.