Social services & welfare, criminology books

""We who have been colonized can never forget""  Read More >>

""We who have been colonized can never forget""  Read More >>

2025 has been a year of immense challenges: 318 million people face acute hunger across 67 countries, with nearly...  Read More >>

Chad Jensen's life changed forever one night at the Los Angeles County fair. It was supposed to be a normal overtime...  Read More >>

Chad Jensen's life changed forever one night at the Los Angeles County fair. It was supposed to be a normal overtime...  Read More >>

A warm, funny, and honest look at navigating aging parents, big emotions, and everyday calamity with more clarity,...  Read More >>

DOGA 2025. A documentary book on identity theft. Based on evidence, DNA, and court rulings, it tells a real struggle...  Read More >>

While doing research for a term paper on civil rights for his ninth-grade civics class in the spring of 1976, Mike...  Read More >>

While doing research for a term paper on civil rights for his ninth-grade civics class in the spring of 1976, Mike...  Read More >>

Inspiring faith and resilience, this transformative journey encourages youth to embrace hope and build a deeper...  Read More >>

Être aidant familial auprès d'un proche atteint de démence peut devenir éprouvant, tant sur le plan émotionnel qu'organisationnel....  Read More >>

In the mid-eighteenth century, a young boy was stolen from his home in a lush West African village and cast into...  Read More >>

What makes a son help his father commit murder? What transforms devoted believers into executioners?In April 1989,...  Read More >>

This book provides a detailed account of Keith Raniere and the NXIVM organization, exploring the rise and fall of...  Read More >>

Banned Science - The Hidden Discoveries That Could Have Changed Humanity Takes you inside the extraordinary world...  Read More >>

They wore white coats. They smiled from behind desks. They spoke with the confidence that made you believe every...  Read More >>

Determining whether a death was self-inflicted or caused by another is one of the most challenging tasks in forensic...  Read More >>

Some cold cases aren't solved by a confession. They're solved by the one clue that refused to disappear. Evidence...  Read More >>

Does the Gospel stop at the razor wire? In an era of mass incarceration, the prison has unintentionally become...  Read More >>

In the heart of nineteenth-century India, where the acquisition of knowledge was a strictly guarded privilege, one...  Read More >>

A door closes. A case goes cold. Decades pass. Then a lab retests a forgotten swab, a cigarette butt, a handkerchief,...  Read More >>

Serial killers have long fascinated, horrified, and perplexed both the public and law enforcement alike. While much...  Read More >>

When I began my career in banking, resignation was rare. People stayed. They endured the good times and the bad...  Read More >>

She was misunderstood before she was understood. Challenged before she was celebrated. Silenced before her voice...  Read More >>

A magistratura criminal brasileira enfrenta desafios sem precedentes....  Read More >>