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As an independent publisher, Sage Business & Management has been at the forefront of research and scholarship, marked by our influential, fast-growing textbooks programme and prominent portfolio of journals and reference materials.

From Leadership and Marketing, to Human Resource Management and Organisation Studies, our critical, thought-provoking books for undergraduates and postgraduates empower students to shape the future of business and contribute to building a thriving global society.

SAGE’s Criminology list supports students, lecturers and researchers at every stage of their academic career, with resources ranging from introductory textbooks, to higher-level critical titles, and from reference works to field-leading journals. With leading international authors and editors covering topics ranging from policing to penology, from youth crime to green crime, from theory to methods (to name just a few), you’re sure to find something of interest.

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