WOMAN AS A VICTIM OF MURDER

The book "Woman as a Victim of Murder" is a pioneering work in Polish science, which analyzes the phenomenon of murder from a criminological perspective, focusing on women as victims. The author, Magdalena Grzyb, Doctor of Law and Assistant Professor at the Institute of Criminology of the Jagiellonian University, presents a comprehensive overview of this problem, trying to answer the question of whether murders of women differ from other cases. It is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand violence against women and the actual picture of crime against life in Poland.

• The first criminological description of murders of women in Poland.
• Analysis of specific court cases and statistical data.
• Numerous tables and descriptions of events that make reading easier.
• A valuable contribution for academics and legal practitioners.
• Of interest to people working in non-governmental organizations.
• Ideal for aspirants to legal professions.
• Comprehensive overview of the phenomenon of murders of women.

Magdalena Grzyb, the author of the book, holds a Doctor of Law degree from the Jagiellonian University and the University of Bordeaux. She specializes in theoretical criminology, criminal policy and violence against women. Her work combines in-depth academic knowledge with a practical approach, which makes her analyses extremely valuable for people dealing with criminal law and criminology.

This book is especially recommended for people interested in violence against women and who want to understand the actual picture of crime in Poland. Thanks to numerous tables, statistical data and descriptions of specific court cases, the reader receives a comprehensive picture of the phenomenon of murders of women. This work is not only valuable for academics and legal practitioners, but also for people working in non-governmental organizations, as well as students of law and criminology.

The book, published by the Krakow Institute of Criminal Law Foundation, is a guarantee of reliability and high quality. The paperback binding and the 242x171 mm format make reading comfortable and enjoyable. This is a book that should be in the library of anyone who wants to deepen their knowledge about crime and violence against women.