Regulating Vice

Offering an interdisciplinary perspective, this book explores the complexities of vice policy through various academic lenses. It analyzes the historical, social, and legal dimensions of regulating behaviors deemed immoral or undesirable, highlighting the implications for public health, criminal justice, and civil rights. By examining case studies and theoretical frameworks, it aims to foster a deeper understanding of how societies define and manage vice, ultimately questioning the effectiveness and morality of current regulatory approaches.