As a primarily British development, left realist criminology grew out of:

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Left realist criminology grew out of a critique of elements of radical and Marxist approaches in the 1980s. Specifically, left realists were critical of the failures of radical approaches to adequately address issues of crime prevention and victimization, and sought to develop a more practical and realistic approach to crime prevention that incorporated elements of both left-wing and right-wing perspectives.

As a Primarily British Development, Left Realist Criminology Grew Out