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Qualitative Meta-synthesis to Study Crime, Deviance, and Victimization

Qualitative Meta-synthesis to Study Crime, Deviance, and Victimization

Qualitative Meta-synthesis to Study Crime, Deviance, and Victimization

Qualitative Meta-synthesis to Study Crime, Deviance, and Victimization

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Qualitative meta-synthesis (QMS) represents a growing approach to reviewing qualitative literature, organizing findings, and developing theoretical approaches for new research. This edited collection showcases the method through diverse applications in criminology to understand deviance, crime, and victimization.

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Qualitative meta-synthesis (QMS) represents a growing approach to reviewing qualitative literature, organizing findings, and developing theoretical approaches for new research. This edited collection showcases the method through diverse applications in criminology to understand deviance, crime, and victimization.

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9781041432012
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220
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Engels
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Taylor & Francis Ltd

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