New Books in Our Library
The Library brings you news about new printed books available on our shelves. Everybody Lies: what the internet can tell us about who we really are (Bloomsbury, 2018) by Seth Stephens-Davidowitz explores what big data can reveal about people’s actual behaviour,...
July news from the Library of the Institute of Criminology
The Library brings you news about new printed books available on our shelves. The book Od blizu ni nihče normalen : izbrani spisi in razprave (Založba /*cf., 2026) presents the first substantial translation of selected writings by the Italian psychiatrist Franco...
June 2026 New Arrivals at the Library of the Institute of Criminology
News about new printed books available on the shelves of our library. Urban Vehovar’s book Za dostojanstvo: Proti sovraštvu in zlu (Primus, 2026) offers a collection of essays providing a reflective and in-depth examination of Slovenian society, its history, and...
New Books at the Library of the Institute of Criminology – March 2026
News about new printed books available on the shelves of our library. Punishment constitutes an interference with individual rights and, at the same time, a cost for society, which is why it requires strong justification. Debates on punishment often diverge between...
