Crime and Custom in Savage Society

The book explores the intricate relationship between law and social customs within primitive societies, as analyzed by Bronislaw Malinowski. It delves into how crime is perceived and managed in these cultures, emphasizing the role of social norms and community practices in maintaining order. Through ethnographic studies, Malinowski highlights the interplay between legal frameworks and cultural values, offering insights into the complexities of justice and morality in non-Western societies.