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States of Violence and the Civilising Process978-1-137-49941-7Series ISSN 2731-0604 Series E-ISSN 2731-0612

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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-49941-7crimes of the state; international relations; transnational crime; criminology; crime and society; human

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Conclusion,y noting how most of them have had difficulty either seeing the problem of crimes committed by the state, or paying sufficient attention to it when it is evident for all to see. How do criminologists explain or understand crimes committed by the state?

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Thinking About Civilization, Violence and the State,When we examine the history of a discipline like criminology we will discover that far from being a simple reflection of reality, we see rather as Barry Sandywell (1996) has shown, a constructive process that has its own history and one dependent on narrative schemes and metaphors that cohere into ‘constructive schemes’.

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