Gendered Crimes Patriarchals Structures | Aryan | Edition 2026

Description

Patriarchal Structures presents a criminological and socio-legal examination of how patriarchal structures influence the reporting of gendered crimes and the pursuit of justice. Focusing on the Doaba region of Punjab, the book explores the relationship between gender, society, criminal law, reporting practices and access to justice.
The work brings together perspectives from criminology, criminal law, gender jurisprudence and law & society to examine how social and institutional structures can shape experiences surrounding gendered crime. It highlights the importance of understanding legal issues not only from a doctrinal perspective but also through their practical and social consequences.
The book is particularly relevant for readers interested in Criminal Law, Criminology, Gender Studies, Sociology, Legal Research and Justice Studies. It can serve as a useful academic resource for students, researchers, legal professionals and anyone seeking to understand the intersection of gender, crime, patriarchy and the justice system.