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Women and Children as Victims and Offenders: Background, Prevention, Reintegration (Volume 2) continues the exploration of the complex roles that women and children play in the criminal justice system, both as victims and offenders. This volume deepens the analysis of the challenges these groups face, focusing on the social, psychological, and institutional factors influencing their behaviors. The book provides practical approaches for preventing crime and facilitating reintegration. It outlines effective strategies for rehabilitation, addressing the needs of those who have been victims of violence and those who have committed offenses. The text examines the broader impact of these dynamics on society and stresses the importance of gender-sensitive approaches in criminal justice, aiming for restorative justice and rehabilitation. Volume 2 also features case studies from around the world, providing diverse perspectives on the issue of women and children in conflict with the law. Through these case studies, the book offers evidence-based insights and strategies for effective intervention, promoting a holistic understanding of prevention and reintegration practices. This volume is an essential read for professionals in criminology, social work, and gender studies, offering practical solutions and theoretical insights to enhance understanding and improve rehabilitation efforts for marginalized groups.