This series offers a thorough introduction to and overview of the emerging field of investigative psychology. This volume examines social and organizational aspects of crime, knowledge of which enables the incapacitation of criminal networks and shows how investigative teams can best be organized.
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This review is from: The Social Psychology of Crime: Groups, Teams, and Networks (Offender Profiling Series, Vol. 111) (Paperback)
While this may not be a read for everyone, as a psychologist and college instructor I found it quite interesting. It gives one a better understanding of crime- why it happens and to whom. There are many theories out there- but this book combined them altogether in one place.
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