21st century criminology : a reference handbook / edited by J. Mitchell Miller.
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TextPublication details: Thousand Oaks, Calif. : SAGE, c2009.Description: 2 v. (xxix, 915 p.) 29 cmISBN: - 9781412960199
- HV 6025 .A71 2009
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Pt. 1. The discipline of criminology--Pt. 2 Correlates of crime and victimization--Pt. 3. Theories of crime and justice--Pt. 4. Measurement and research in criminology--Pt. 5. Types of crime--Pt. 6. Criminology and the justice system.
considers the major theories that frame practice and policy for handling various violent, property, and morality crimes
examines various social, personal, and demographic realities that lead to crime and mitigate its control
offers biological, psychological, and biosocial explanations and relevant solutions for deterring crime
presents the central components of the U.S. juvneile and criminal justice systems from a criminology-criminal justice outlook.
provides sound introductory overviews of quantitative and qualitative designs and techniques employed in criminological research
stresses classical, environmental, and cultural influences on crime and considers each correlate's impact, both independently and in larger social-ecological context
Provides definitive overviews of nearly 100 key topics relating to traditional criminology and its more modern outgrowths. Offers exploration of the current state of criminology, the justice system's response to crime and related social problems, and descriptions of major crime types. Features insightful contributions from both well-known and emerging scholars in the field. Key features: defines the discipline of criminology and follows its historical and contemporary development
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