Women and Crime

Exploring the historical context of women's involvement in crime, this collection features three classic essays that analyze the relationship between gender and criminality in the nineteenth century. The essays delve into factors such as urbanization and changing public lifestyles that contributed to women's increased participation in crime during that era. With insights into societal attitudes towards crime and gender roles, this volume is essential for readers interested in criminology, sociology, and history, offering a fresh perspective on a lesser-known aspect of crime.