Criminal Law

Crime and Criminology An Introduction, 4th Edition

Edited by Rob White · Fiona Haines
Oxford University Press June 2008

Specifications

ISBN-13
9780195551563
Publisher
Oxford University Press
Publication
June 2008
Format
Paperback , 238 pages
Jurisdiction
Australia ? Countri(es) for reference only

Details

Crime and Criminology analyses the causes of crime, while exploring the major theories and perspectives that attempt to explain criminal behaviour in our society. The fourth edition of this popular book provides an accessible and engaging introduction to all the major theories and approaches to crime, including classica theory, biological and psychological positivism, strain theory, labelling, Marxism, feminism, new right, left realism, republicanism and critical theory.

Readership: Bachelor of Arts students studying first or second year criminology, sociology, social sciences or justice studies Also some law students.

Table of Contents

1: The Study of Crime
2: Classical Theory
3: Biological and Psychological Positivism
4: Strain Theory
5: Labelling Perspectives
6: Marxist Criminology
7: Feminist Perspectives
8: New Right Criminology
9: Left Realism
10: Republican Theory and Restorative Justice
11: Critical Criminology
12: Conclusion

About the Author

Rob White, Professor, School of Sociology and Social Work, University of Tasmania, Australia

Fiona Haines, Associate Professor, Department of Crimonology, University of Melbourne, Australia
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