💎 Macdonald The murderer and his victim

The work offers a structured analysis of violent crime, focusing on psychological, behavioural, and sociological factors that contribute to homicide. Macdonald discusses different categories of murder, including impulsive killings, sexual homicide, mass and serial murder, and cases linked to mental illness, while also exploring victim vulnerability and the dynamics between perpetrator and victim.

Based on case studies, clinical observations, and early forensic research, the book reflects mid-20th-century approaches to criminology and remains an important reference in the development of modern forensic psychology and homicide studies.

• Titre: The murderer and his victim

• Auteur: John M. Macdonald

• Éditeur: Charles C Thomas

• Langue: anglais

• Reliure: couverture avec jacquette, bon état

• Nombre de pages: 420

• Année: 1961, première édition