criminology Betekenis & Definitie

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  • These trends have spurred new studies, within an established tradition in criminology, of examining neighborhood effects on juvenile delinquency.

  • This edited volume is essentially a series of reflections on the past, present and future of critical criminologies.

  • Traditional criminology, it is argued, has resisted engagement with ' the elderly ' (sic) because it has focused instead on ' street ' and ' stranger ' crime.

  • Incorporating life-course perspectives helps to merge the individual and societal levels of change, but these perspectives did not initially appear in modern criminology.

  • He argues that criminology preserved a surprising amount of integrity throughout the period, for the most part resisting a simplistic biological and racial determinism.

  • First, there is a dearth of research on this issue, mirroring criminology's broader neglect of the criminality of women.

  • Her areas of expertise are criminology and criminal justice policy, housing and homelessness, drug and alcohol use, and qualitative research.

  • There are numerous theoretical inroads that this book could explore, including discourses on risk, governmentality, penal populism, political economy and in particular - cultural criminology.

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NIEUWE WOORDEN

European

May 10, 2021

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WOORD VAN DE DAG

Shimmer

May 10, 2021

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