The Palgrave Handbook of Social Harm

<div><div><p>1. The Case For Studying Social Harm, Paul Leighton And Tanya Wyatt.- 2. Beyond Criminology?,&nbsp;Paddy Hillyard And Steve Tomb.- 3. Ideology And Harm, Simon Winlow, Emma Kelly And Tammy Ayers.- 4. The Assumption Of Harm, Thomas Raymen.- 5. Global Harms And The Natural Environment, Rob White.-6. On Researching Harm: An Ultra-Realist Perspective, Justin Kotze.- 7. Visual And Sensory Methodologies To Explore Environmental Harm And Victimisation, Lorenzo Natali.- 8. Documenting Harm To The Voiceless: Researching Animal Abuse, Jenny Maher.- 9. The Harms Of Industrial Food Production, Paul Leighton.- 10. Work-Based Harm, Anthony Lloyd.- 11. The Deviant Leisure Perspective: A Theoretical Introduction, Thomas Raymen And Oliver Smith.- 12.&nbsp;Beyond Meat? Taking Violence Against Non-Human Animals Seriously As A Form Of Social Harm, Nathan Stephens Griffin And Naomi Griffin.- 13. Crime, Harm And Justice: The Utopia Of Harm And Realising Justice In A ‘Good Society’, Lynne Copson.- 14. Rebuilding The Harm Principle: Using An Evolutionary Perspective To Provide A New Foundation For Justice, Ed Gibney And Tanya Wyatt.- 15.&nbsp;An Exploration Of Security Privatisation Dynamics Through The Lens Of Social Harm, Helena Carrapico.- 16. Looking At Crime And Deviancy In Cyberspace Through The Social Harm Lens, Anita Lavorgna.- 17 Harm And Migration, Chris Moreh.- 18. Why Social Harm Matters: Five Reasons From A Feminist Influenced Victim Perspective, Pam Davies.</p><br></div></div>