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SOCIOLOGY BETWEEN A CRIMINOLOGY OF CRIMINOGENIC FACTORS AND A CRIMINOLOGY OF SOCIAL REACTION. 2D ED.

NCJ Number
26474
Author(s)
P ROBERT
Date Published
1975
Length
75 pages
Annotation
COMPARISON OF THE THEORETICAL ROLE PLAYED BY SOCIOLOGICAL CONCEPTS IN THE TWO MAJOR APPROACHES TO CRIMINOLOGICAL STUDIES AS SEEN FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF A MAJOR THEORIST IN FRANCE.
Abstract
THE CRIMINOGENIC FACTORS APPROACH FOCUSES ON WHAT CHARACTERISTICS MAKE ONE PERSON BECOME A CRIMINAL AND FOCUSES ON THE ROLE OF PERCEPTIONS AND EXPECTATIONS BY SOCIETY IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR. THE DISCUSSION IS RELATED TO THE HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF CRIMINOLOGICAL THEORY IN EUROPE AND THE UNITED STATES. --IN FRENCH

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