<p>Through an examination of Canadian research data and statistical analysis, this text offers a uniquely Canadian perspective on the contemporary study of victims and victimology. Drawing on the full extent of her experience and expertise, author Hannah Scott provides a historical and methodological context for understanding the subject and addresses such special topics as vulnerable populations, Aboriginal peoples, fraud, and misunderstood areas of victimology. The book concludes with a survey of victims' personal experiences and challenges, remedies and services available to victims in Canada, and initiatives for incorporating the victim/offender relationship into the criminal justice system.</p>

Victimology: Canadians in Context

Politics & Social Sciences

Scott, Hannah

Social Sciences

Oxford Higher Education

SPSS Virtual Teaching Assistant

Sociology

Oxford University Press

Kai was rather disappointed in the afterlife, especially with his job working under a strangely cheerful boss. Little did he know, that these simple days were numbered, as a single white lie forces him to deal with psychotic ghosts that are willing to do whatever it takes to be able to live again. Contains chapters 1-3.

After Lily

Comics & Graphic Novels

Manga

Createspace Independent Pub

Kai was rather disappointed in the afterlife, especially with his job working under Lily, a strangely cheerful assistant grim reaper. However, when one of his sarcastic remarks gets taken a bit too literally, he finds that both his job and his soul are in mortal danger. The second volume of After Lily includes chapters 4 through 6 of the webcomic.

After Lily: Book 2

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

The Prettiest Smile

Health, Fitness & Dieting

W.H.Wax Publishing, LLC.

Children's Books

Religions

Crystal palaces and railway stations, greenhouses and arcades, church windows and shop frontages, wine glasses and lamp shades: from the monumental to the minuscule, glass became increasingly pervasive in nineteenth-century France. Yet as the bombshells and fires of the Année Terrible wreaked havoc upon Paris in 1870-71, this modern dreamland was harrowed by the sight and sound of shattering glass. In this interdisciplinary study, Hannah Scott combines cultural history with close literary analyses of fictional works by three major authors from the period: Emile Zola’s Au Bonheur des Dames (1883), Guy de Maupassant’s Contes et nouvelles (1870-1891), and Joris-Karl Huysmans’s decadent masterpiece, A Rebours (1884). She explores the distressing freight of meaning attached to glass for readers in the wake of the Année Terrible, before Symbolism and the Art Nouveau could purify the material world of its haunting past.

Broken Glass, Broken World: Glass in French Culture in the Aftermath of 1870 (Research Monographs in French Studies)

Literature & Fiction

History & Criticism

Routledge

Summary Of Wrong Place Wrong Time Gillian McAllister: A Novel (Can you stop a murder after it’s already happened?)

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Thrillers & Suspense

Independently published

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