Essential Criminology

1. What is Crime? De?ning the Problem

2. What is Criminology? The Study of Crime, Criminals, and Victims

3. Crime and Criminology in a Global Context?

4. Measuring Crime: How Criminologists Obtain Data on the Extent of Crime and Victimization

5. Classical, and Neoclassical Theories: Crime as Free Will- Myth or Reality?

6. Rational-Choice, and Routine Activities Theories: Crime as Opportunity

7. Biological, Physiological, and Biosocial Theories: "Born to Be Bad"

8. Psychoanalytical, Personality Traits, and Learning Explanations: Criminal Minds

9. Socio-Psychological and Cognitive Learning Theories: "Stinking Thinking"

10. Neutralization and Moral Disengagement Theories: "Everybody Does it"

11. Social Control, Social Bonding, and Self-Control Theories: "Poor Parenting"

12. Developmental and Life-Course Theories: Crime Over Time

13. Labeling and Social Constructionist Theories: Reaction to Social Control

14. Social Ecology and Social Disorganization Theories: Crimes of Place

15. Anomie and Strain Theories: The Sick Society

16. Subcultural Theories and Cultural Criminology: Cultures of Crime

17. Con?ict and Radical Criminology: Capitalism as a Criminogenic Society

18. Critical Criminology: Power and Difference in Postmodern Society

19. Feminist Criminology: Patriarchy, Gender, and Crime

20. Critical Realist and Critical Green Criminology: Grounding Critical Criminology

21. Integrated Criminology: Toward a Unified Criminology

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• Lei de Justiça Criminal
• Administração pública
• Crime corporativo
• Serviços de polícia e segurança
• Condenação e punição
• Sociologia

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