criminological

It is the largest professional criminological society in the world.

This model is moving from a criminological approach to violence that only examines the individual level.

The woman had gone from hostile resistance to criminological theory in five minutes.

Thus, they decided to pursue a new Marxist criminological approach.

Much criminological time has been devoted to explaining which route is taken and why.

Most criminological theories have, in various ways, acknowledged their significance.

The society is dedicated to promote criminology and criminological research.

Feminists now call for the inclusion of women into criminological teaching, research, theory and publications.

It arrives originally from sociology but is regularly used in criminological studies.

The gentlemen were deciding against the new criminological theories.

Criminological studies generally focus on the prisoner and his relationship with the penal system, having little interest for the females concerns.

Matthew Robinson's previous books have been noteworthy additions to the criminological literature.

Criminological deterrence, association, environmental, and economic theories served as theoretical foundations for the study.

"Most certainly I do, and all criminological history supports me-as you ought very well to know.

In prison and criminological research you will find all kinds of drawings where the fantasy is still alive".

The criminological theory proposes that lack of individual self-control is the main factor behind criminal behavior.

Henry teaches criminological theory, white-collar crime, school violence and deviant behavior.

Feminist theorists are engaged in a project to bring a gendered dimension to criminological theory.

He abstracted the severed head of Becker on some criminological excuse, and took it home in his official box.

Tarde's criminological studies served as the underpinning of his later sociology.

He also headed, or was a member of, various United Nations panels of experts on criminological questions.

"Exactly," said the constable, who deafly had read the report closely and was leading them along a train of criminological deductions.

But criminological studies find that these low rates long preceded the gun bans that supposedly caused them.

Then in 1933 Anonymous Letters was published; this concentrated on the criminological aspects of handwriting analysis work.

Cain argued that each of them has tested the limits of traditional criminological formulations.