Chaos, Criminology, and Social Justice

Chaos theory is explored as a transformative lens within criminology and law, challenging traditional views of order and predictability. The book is divided into three parts: the first contextualizes chaos theory within critical thought, highlighting its relevance to postmodern perspectives. The second part applies chaos theory to critical criminology, law, and peacemaking, while the third examines its implications for social movement theory and social justice. Ultimately, it aims to deepen understanding of contemporary social dynamics and foster the vision of a more just society.