Criminology, Legal Psychology and Forensic Psychiatry: A New Thematic Collection from the Library

The Library is pleased to present a new thematic collection on Criminology, Legal Psychology and Forensic Psychiatry, created to highlight a significant part of its holdings which, although included within the Criminal Law collection, is physically arranged on the shelves by author.

The collection brings together both classic works and contemporary studies, offering a unified access point to publications that trace the development of criminological thought and its connections with law, psychology and psychiatry. It includes works on criminological theories, clinical criminology, the psychology of testimony, victimology, juvenile justice, deviance, forensic psychiatry, investigative psychology, the enforcement of criminal sanctions, and other interdisciplinary topics.

The collection is intended as a useful resource not only for students and researchers in the field of law, but also for those working in psychology, the social sciences and forensic medicine, providing a single point of access to a broad and diverse body of literature.

It also includes historically significant works that document the Italian tradition of scholarship in criminology, criminal anthropology and forensic psychiatry, alongside more recent publications reflecting the evolution of these disciplines and contemporary judicial practice.

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