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A beginner’s guide to Criminology This introductory guide focuses on the vital core of criminological theories— theory, method, and criminal behaviour detailed in a clear concise manner which is has at its core plain English for ease of reading and comprehension, therefore ensuring that it is straightforward and will enable readers to more fully comprehend this complex subject, it covers current topics along with historical principles and theories, these are explored to give the reader the basis to understand not only the core of criminology but to form an unbiased subjective opinion on where criminology has come from and where it is going. It also looks at the effects crime has on society and policy decisions, and the connection between theory and criminal behaviour. Teresa encourages readers to weigh the evidence and form their own conclusions. Introduction to Criminology Biological Theories Sociological Theories Chapter One Crime Criminology Antisocial, deviant and immoral conduct Anti-social Behaviour Deviance The History of Criminology Pre-Enlightenment Europe Medieval Trials Trial by Ordeal Trial by Fire. Trial by Water. Trial by Water (varying countries) Hung, drawn and quartered Trial by Hot Water The Enlightenment age Chapter two The Classical School Cesare Beccaria (1738–94). Jeremy Bentham Neoclassical Cesare Lombroso The Positivist theory Charles Darwin Locke John Locke (1632–1704) Rousseau Jean-Jacques Rousseau (1712–1778) Chapter three Modern Theories of Criminology Anomie or Strain Theory Social Learning Theory Social Control Theory Labelling Theory Radical Theory Deterrence Theory An Economic Model of Crime Deterrence and Econometrics Environmentalism Ethnicity and Crime Feminist theory Types of feminism Modern feminist theories of criminology Age and Crime Routine Activities Theory Mental Disorder and Crime Rawls’ John Bordley Rawls (1921 – 2002) The veil of ignorance The Chicago School and the US theories Robert Park and Ernest Burgess Right Realism Left idealists White Collar Crime Insider Dealing Other types of white collar crime Theories of Violent Crime Murder Gang Crime The history of gangs Theories of criminal behaviour. Psychoanalytic theorists and the origins of crime Psychoanalysis Sexual Offenders Biological Theories of crime Crime addictions Media and Crime Sentencing and crime
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