Discover ‘The Invisible Woman: Gender, Crime, and Justice,’ a vital resource for understanding women’s experiences within the criminal justice system. This book critically examines the roles of women as victims, offenders, and professionals, employing a feminist lens. It challenges the historical invisibility of women by integrating current research, theory, and the intersectionality of gender with race, class, and other oppressions. Author Joanne Belknap advocates for the empowerment of marginalized populations, offering a gendered approach to improving women’s visibility and societal roles. Essential reading for students, professionals, and anyone interested in gender studies and criminology. Explore the complex dynamics of justice and inequality with this comprehensive guide.