Families Shamed

Discover the profound insights of Families Shamed by Rachel Condry, published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2007. This compelling hardback edition spans 232 pages and is a groundbreaking exploration into the lives of families connected to individuals accused or convicted of serious crimes, including murder, manslaughter, and sexual offenses.

Through extensive qualitative research, Condry combines in-depth interviews with relatives and ethnographic fieldwork conducted over several years. This unique approach sheds light on the psychological and social ramifications faced by these families, offering readers a nuanced understanding of their experiences and challenges. Families Shamed is an essential read for anyone interested in criminology, sociology, and the complex dynamics of family relationships in the context of crime.