
Criminology: Theories, Patterns, and Typologies - A Journey into the Mind of Crime
"Criminology: Theories, Patterns, and Typologies" by Larry J. Siegel is not merely a textbook; it's a captivating expedition into the intricate world of crime. This 10th edition acts as a comprehensive guide, unveiling the complex tapestry of criminal behavior through a blend of theoretical frameworks, empirical data, and real-world case studies. The book takes you on a journey through the labyrinthine corridors of criminology, meticulously exploring the various theories that attempt to explain the "why" behind criminal acts. From classical and positivist approaches to contemporary perspectives like social learning and feminist criminology, you'll gain a deep understanding of the intellectual landscape shaping our understanding of crime. Siegel doesn't shy away from the complexities of criminal patterns. He masterfully delves into the diverse range of crimes, from property offenses to violent crimes, dissecting the factors contributing to their prevalence and the social implications they carry. His insightful analysis of crime typologies allows you to gain a nuanced understanding of the motivations, methodologies, and consequences associated with various criminal activities. The book's strength lies in its ability to seamlessly blend theory and practice. Through compelling real-world examples, Siegel bridges the gap between academic discourse and the lived experience of crime. You'll encounter case studies that illuminate the theoretical concepts, bringing the intricate web of criminology to life. "Criminology: Theories, Patterns, and Typologies" is not just a collection of information; it's an engaging narrative that sparks critical thinking and encourages a deeper understanding of the social, psychological, and legal dimensions of crime. It's a must-read for anyone seeking to delve into the fascinating and multifaceted field of criminology. Larry J. Siegel is a renowned criminologist, known for his expertise in criminal justice and his ability to make complex concepts accessible to a wide audience. His work has consistently pushed the boundaries of criminological research, contributing significantly to our understanding of crime and its societal impact.
Wydawnictwo | Wadsworth |
data wydania | 2010 (data przybliżona) |
ISBN | 9780495600312 |
liczba stron | 575 |
kategoria | nauki społeczne (psychologia, socjologia, itd.) |
język | angielski |
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