Criminological Theories: Traditional and Non-Traditional Voices and ThemesThis comprehensive textbook not only offers a detailed presentation of theoretical perspectives and theorists, but also includes a history of the social environment for each theoretical perspective and biographies of the various theorists. Unlike other comparable criminology texts, Imogene L. Moyer includes discussions of the levels of analysis and the assumptions of the theorists regarding society and people. In addition to covering the traditional theories, the book features currently developing feminist and peacemaking theories, as well as theories from people of color. Exerts from the original sources are frequently incorporated into the chapters. The text features flow charts, photographs, inset biographical sketches, and disc |
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Inhalt
| 1 | |
| 13 | |
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| 81 | |
CHAPTER 6 THE CONTROL THEORISTS | 131 |
CHAPTER 7 THE INTERACTIONIST SCHOOL | 159 |
CHAPTER 8 CONFLICTRADICALMARXIST THEORY | 190 |
CHAPTER 9 FEMINIST CRIMINOLOGY | 242 |
CHAPTER 10 PEACEMAKING IN CRIMINOLOGY | 294 |
REFERENCES | 343 |
INDEX | 361 |
ABOUT THE AUTHORS | 375 |
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Criminological Theories: Traditional and Non-Traditional Voices and Themes Imogene Moyer Eingeschränkte Leseprobe - 2001 |
Criminological Theories: Traditional and Non-Traditional Voices and Themes Imogene Moyer Eingeschränkte Leseprobe - 2001 |
Häufige Begriffe und Wortgruppen
Addams African American anomie areas argued arrested asserted Beccaria Becker Bonger boys Cavan Chambliss chapter Chicago School Cloward committed concepts conflict theory contributions control theory crime criminal behavior criminal justice system criminological theory criminology criticized delinquency deviant differential association theory discussed Durkheim economic Edwin Sutherland Émile Durkheim explained female feminist feminist criminology Frazier further Gabbidon Gandhi gang gender Goffman Gottfredson and Hirschi homicide Hull House important individual influence Interactionist School involved juvenile Kellor King labeled labor Lemert Lombroso major male Mann Matza Merton Negro noted offenders Ohlin one’s peace peacemaking Pepinsky person perspective Positivist School prison professional thief punishment Quinney Quinney’s race rape Reiman scholars Schur sexual Shaw and McKay Simpson social society sociology structure subculture suggested suicide Sutherland theoretical theorists Thrasher tion University of Chicago victim violence W. E. B. Du Bois women
