Publisher's Synopsis
Violence is a complex, multidimensional phenomenon that obeys psychological, biological, economic, social and cultural factors. The phenomena that accompany violent behavior constantly cross the boundaries between individual, family, community and society. In turn, violence has consequences that cover various individual, family, community and social spheres. The multidimensionality of violence itself generates different manifestations of the same or different types of violence. But we ask how should the criminal pay for his crime. Should it be considered killing a criminal a crime?
