The Handbook of Race and Crime

The Handbook of Race and Crime, 1st Edition, serves as an academic reference work examining how race, ethnicity, and demographic change intersect with the justice system.

The volume addresses the changing dynamics of immigration and analyzes how demographic shifts influence crime and policing across the United States and other nations. It also explores how people of color experience disproportionate impacts from criminal justice reactions, particularly within enforcement policies such as the War on Drugs.

Part of the Wiley Handbooks in Criminology and Criminal Justice series, this handbook supports advanced undergraduates, graduate students, and scholars investigating criminology, race, and the justice system.