Race, ethnicity and crime
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# Learning outcomes

After studying this course, you should be able to:

- explain why the concept of criminalisation is valuable for understanding race–crime debates
- describe the problem of disproportionality in relation to the criminal justice system
- provide examples of some of the ways in which critical criminology has conceptually approached and researched ‘race’ and ethnicity.
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