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Criminology today : an integrative introduction / Frank Schmalleger, Ph. D., Distinguished Professor Emeritus, the University of North Carolina at Pembroke.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Schmalleger, Frank, author.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Criminology.
- Criminology--United States.
- United States.
- Physical Description:
- xx, 452, G-15, N-41, I-14 pages ; 28 cm
- Edition:
- Ninth edition.
- Place of Publication:
- New York, NY : Pearson, [2019]
- Contents:
- Machine generated contents note: ch. 1 What is Criminology-Understanding Crime and Criminals
- Introduction
- What Is Crime?
- Crime and Deviance
- What Should Be Criminal?
- Crime In The News: What Should Be Criminal?
- What Is Criminology?
- Defining "Criminology"
- What Do Criminologists Do?
- Theoretical Criminology
- Evidence-Based Criminology
- Criminology and Evidence-Based Social Policy
- The Theme of This Text
- Who's To Blame: The Individual or Society? Is Criminology Really Just a Form of Academic Excuse Making?
- The Social Context of Crime
- Making Sense of Crime: The Causes and Consequences of the Criminal Event
- Crime and the Offender
- Crime and the Criminal Justice System
- Crime and the Victim
- Crime and Society
- The Consequences of Crime
- Criminal Profiles: Ross Ulbricht-The New Face of Crime?
- The Primacy of Sociology?
- Summary
- Key Terms
- Questions For Review
- Questions For Reflection
- ch. 2 Where Do Theories Come From?-From Idea to Evidence
- Today's Science-Based Criminology
- The Evolving Science of Criminology
- Theory Building
- Crime In The News: Do Violent Video Games Make Kids Kill?
- The Role of Research and Experimentation
- Problem Identification
- Development of a Research Design
- Choice of Data-Gathering Techniques
- Problems in Data Collection
- Review of Findings
- Quantitative versus Qualitative Methods
- Values and Ethics in the Conduct of Research
- The Impact of Criminological Research on Social Policy
- Theory Versus Reality: The Stockholm Prize in Criminology
- The Research Report
- Writing for Publication
- ch. 3 Classical and Neoclassical Thought-Choice or Consequences
- Major Principles of the Classical School
- Forerunners of Classical Thought
- The Demonic Era
- Early Sources of Criminal Law
- The Enlightenment
- The Classical School
- Cesare Beccaria
- Jeremy Bentham
- Neoclassical Criminology
- Theory Versus Reality: Three-Strikes Legislation
- Rational Choice Theory (RCT)
- The Excitement of Crime
- Situational Crime-Control Policy
- Theory Perspective: The Classical School and Neoclassical Thinkers
- Critique of Rational Choice Theory
- Punishment and Neoclassical Thought
- Just Deserts
- Deterrence
- Capital Punishment
- Putting Criminology To Work-Implementing Evidence-Based Policy
- Crime In The News: Post-Conviction DNA Exonerations Expose Weaknesses in Judicial System
- Policy Implications of Classical and Neoclassical Thought
- Who's To Blame: The Individual or Society? The Excitement of Crime
- A Critique of Classical and Neoclassical Theories
- Criminal Profiles: Gary Steven Krist: The Einstein of Crime?
- Crime In The News: Crime Pays: Washington, D.C., Considers Paying Off Criminals
- Key Names
- ch. 4 Early Biological Perspectives on Criminal Behavior-It's What We Are
- Traditional Biological versus Modern Biosocial Theories
- Principles of Biological Theories
- Early Biological Positivism
- Physical Features and Crime
- Theory In Perspective: Early Biological Theories
- The Italian School
- Constitutional Theories
- Theory Versus Reality: Positivism: The Historical Statement
- Criminal Families
- The XYY Supermale
- Crime In The News: President of Philippines Says "Criminals Aren't Humanity"
- Twin Studies and Heredity
- Sociobiology
- The Biological Roots of Human Aggression
- The New Synthesis
- Critique of Early Biological Theories of Criminal Behavior
- Criminal Profiles: Richard Benjamin Speck: "Born to Raise Hell"
- ch. 5 Biosocial and Other Contemporary Perspectives-Interaction Is Key
- The Human Genome Project
- Theory Versus Reality: The Future of Neuroscience
- Genetics and Heritability
- Future Directions in the Study of Genes and Crime
- The Dysfunctional Brain
- Crime In The News: Is There a Crime Gene?
- Theory In Perspective: Modern Biological Theories
- Body Chemistry and Criminality
- Ingested Substances and Nutrition
- Environmental Pollution
- Crime In The News: Exposure to Lead, Other Substances Linked to Crime Rate
- Psychobiotics
- Hormones and Criminality
- Who's To Blame: The Individual or Society? Hormones and Criminal Behavior
- Low Resting Heart Rate and Crime
- Galvanic Skin Response
- Digit Ratio
- Climate, Weather, and Crime
- Biosocial Criminology
- Gender Differences in Criminality
- Evolutionary Neuroandrogenic Theory
- Policy Implications of Biological Theories
- Criminal Profiles: Jodi Arias-The Petite Killer
- Critiques of Biological and Biosocial Theories
- ch. 6 Psychological and Psychiatric Foundations of Criminal Behavior-It's How We Think
- Principles of Psychological and Psychiatric Theories
- History of Psychological Theories
- Personality Disturbances
- The Psychopath
- Antisocial Personality Disorder
- Trait Theory
- Cognitive Theories
- Moral Development Theory
- Cognitive Information-Processing Theory
- The Criminal Mind-Set
- The Psychoanalytic Perspective-Criminal Behavior as Maladaptation
- The Psychotic Offender
- Frustration-Aggression Theory
- Crime as Adaptation
- Criminogenic Needs
- Attachment Theory
- Theory In Perspective: Types of Psychological and Psychiatric Theories
- Behavior Theory
- Behavioral Conditioning
- Social Cognition and the Role of Modeling
- Policy and Treatment Implications of Psychological and Psychiatric Approaches
- Who's To Blame: The Individual or Society? The Video Game Killer
- Assessing Dangerousness
- Predicting Criminality
- Critique of Psychological and Psychiatric Theories of Crime
- Criminal Psychological Profiling
- The Psychological Autopsy
- Insanity and the Law
- Criminal Profiles: Andrea Yates-Child Killer
- Guilty but Mentally Ill (GBMI)
- Problems with the Insanity Defense
- ch. 7 Social Structure Theories-It's Where and How We Live
- Major Principles of Sociological Theories
- Social Structure Theories
- Theory In Perspective: Types of Social Structure Theories
- Types of Social Structure Theories
- Social Disorganization Theory
- Strain Theory
- Theory Versus Reality: The Criminology of Place, Routine Activities, and Crime Mapping
- Crime In The News: The Pros and Cons of "Broken Windows" Policing
- Theory Versus Reality: The Correlation between Rates of U.S. Unemployment, Interest, and Crime
- Culture Conflict Theory
- Who's To Blame: The Individual or Society? Like Father, Like Son
- Criminal Profiles: Sanyika Shakur-aka Monster Kody Scott
- Policy Implications of Social Structure Theories
- Critique of Social Structure Theories
- ch. 8 Theories of Social Process and Social Development-It's What We Learn
- The Perspective of Social Interaction
- Types of Social Process Approaches
- Social Learning Theory
- Theory In Perspective: Types of Social Process Theories
- Social Control Theories
- Labeling Theory
- Criminal Profiles: Dr.
- Farid Fata-Prescribing Unneeded Chemotherapy
- Reintegrative Shaming
- Dramaturgical Perspective
- Policy Implications of Social Process Theories
- Critique of Social Process Theories
- The Social Development Perspective
- Concepts in Social Development Theories
- The Life Course Perspective
- Theory In Perspective: Social Development Theories
- Laub and Sampson's Age-Graded Theory
- Moffitt's Dual Taxonomic Theory
- Farrington's Delinquent Development Theory
- Evolutionary Ecology
- Thornberry's Interactional Theory
- Theory Versus Reality: Social Influences on Developmental Pathways
- Developmental Pathways
- Project on Human Development in Chicago Neighborhoods (PHDCN)
- Who's To Blame: The Individual or Society? Sexual Abuser Claims Victim Status
- Policy Implications of Social Development Theories
- Critique of Social Development Theories
- Criminal Profiles: Adam Lanza and the Sandy Hook School Shootings
- ch. 9 Social Conflict Theories-It's How We Relate
- Law and Social Order Perspectives
- The Consensus Perspective
- The Pluralist Perspective
- The Conflict Perspective
- Theory In Perspective: Social Conflict Theories
- Radical Criminology
- Critical Criminology
- Who's To Blame: The Individual or Society? Human Trafficking, Illegal Aliens, and the American Dream
- Radical-Critical Criminology and Policy Issues
- Critique of Radical-Critical Criminology
- Emerging Conflict Theories
- Contents note continued: Left-Realist Criminology
- Feminist Criminology
- Postmodern Criminology
- Peacemaking Criminology
- Moral Time
- Convict Criminology
- New Issues in Radical-Critical Thought
- Criminal Profiles: Theodore John "Ted" Kaczynski-the Unabomber
- Policy Implications of Social Conflict Theories
- ch. 10 Criminal Victimization-It's Personal
- Hidden Victims
- Victimization by the Numbers
- The National Crime Victimization Survey (NCVS)
- Critique of the NCVS
- The Uniform Crime Reporting Program (UCR)
- Critique of UCR/NIBRS
- Comparing the UCR/NIBRS and the NCVS
- Changing Offense Patterns
- Demographic Correlates of Victimization
- Revictimization and Polyvictimization
- Who's To Blame: The Individual or Society? He Stood His Ground
- The Developmental Victimization Survey (DVS)
- The Personal Impact of Criminal Victimization
- The Socio-emotional Impact of Victimization
- The Physical Impact of Victimization
- The Financial Impact of Victimization
- Secondary Victimization
- Victimization as a Risk Factor for Crime
- Victimology
- Blaming the Victim: Early Theories of Victim Precipitation
- Victimization and Lifestyle
- Theory In Perspective: Types of Victimization Theories
- Deviant Places Theory
- Victims' Rights
- A History of the Victim
- Victims' Rights Legislation
- Restorative Justice: Making the Victim Whole Again
- Victim Restitution and Victim Compensation
- Criminal Profiles: Omar Mateen-American Monster
- ch. 11 Crimes Against Persons-It's What We Fear
- Homicide
- The Subculture of Violence Theory
- Homicide: A Closer Look
- Serial Killers
- Crime In The News: Why Mass Shootings Won't Go Away
- Mass Murder
- Rape
- Theoretical Perspectives on Rape
- Criminal Profiles: Karla Homolka-A Woman Rapist?
- Typologies of Rapists
- Who's To Blame: The Individual or Society? Exotic Dancer Claims Rape
- Rape: A Closer Look
- Child Sexual Abuse
- Types of Child Sex Abusers
- Robbery
- The Lethal Potential of Robbery
- Criminal Careers of Robbers
- Robbery and Public Transportation
- The Motivation of Robbers
- Drug Robberies
- The Gendered Nature of Robbery
- Aggravated Assault
- Stranger Assault
- Assault within Families
- Other Forms of Interpersonal Violence
- Bullying
- Workplace Violence
- Hate Crimes
- Stalking
- Criminal Profiles: Dylann Storm Roof-The Charleston Church Shooter
- ch. 12 Crimes Against Property-It's What We Lose
- Types of Property Crime
- Burglary
- The Social Ecology of Burglary
- Theory Versus Reality: Ethnographic Research on Active Burglars
- A Typology of Burglars
- The Locales and Times of Burglary
- The Motivation of Burglars
- Target Selection for Burglary
- The Costs of Burglary
- The Burglary-Drug Connection
- The Sexualized Context of Burglary
- Larceny-Theft
- Shoplifting and Employee Theft
- Crime In The News: "Flash Robs" Become a Troublesome Trend
- Flash Mobs and Larceny
- Identity Theft
- Motor Vehicle Theft
- Theft of Car Parts
- Joyriders: Car Theft for Fun
- Criminal Profiles: Frank W. Abagnale, Jr.-"Catch Me If You Can"
- Who's To Blame: The Individual or Society? Body Parts for Sale
- Professional Car Theft
- Arson
- Fire Setters
- Understanding Property Crimes
- Persistent and Professional Thieves
- The Criminal Careers of Property Offenders
- Property Offenders and Rational Choice
- Receivers of Stolen Property
- The Role of Criminal Receivers
- Criminal Profiles: Colton Harris-Moore-the Barefoot Bandit
- ch. 13 White-Collar and Organized Crime-Crime as a Job
- A Brief History of White-Collar Crime
- Understanding White-Collar Crime
- Definitional Evolution of White-Collar Crime
- White-Collar Crime Today
- Corporate Crime
- Theory Versus Reality: White-Collar Crime: The Initial Statement
- Financial Crime
- Environmental Crimes and Green Criminology
- Terrorism and White-Collar Crime
- Causes of White-Collar Crime
- Curtailing White-Collar and Corporate Crime
- Organized Crime
- Prohibition and Official Corruption
- Activities of Organized Crime
- Other Organized Criminal Groups
- Eurasian Criminal Enterprises
- Balkan Criminal Enterprises
- Asian Criminal Enterprises
- African Criminal Enterprises
- Middle Eastern Criminal Enterprises
- Transnational Organized Crime
- Crime In The News: U.S. Authorities Grapple with the Rise of Transnational Criminal Organizations
- Organized Crime and the Law
- Policy Issues: The Control of Organized Crime
- Criminal Profiles: Bernie Madoff-Disgraced Financier
- KEY NAMES
- ch. 14 Drug and Sex Crimes- Recreational Offenses
- History of Drug Abuse in the United States
- Extent of Drug Abuse
- Young People and Drugs
- Costs of Drug Abuse
- Types of Illegal Drugs
- Drug Addiction
- Drug Trafficking
- Pharmaceutical Diversion and Synthetic Drugs
- Who's To Blame: The Individual or Society? His Brother's Keeper
- Drugs and Crime
- Narcoterrorism
- Social Policy and Drug Abuse
- Recent Legislation
- Drug-Control Strategies
- The Drug Legalization/Decriminalization Debate
- Who's To Blame: The Individual or Society? Gangs, Teenagers, and Peer Pressure
- Prostitution
- Morals Legislation
- A Typology of Prostitutes
- Crime In The News: International Sex Traffickers Turn Girls into Slaves
- Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children
- Clients of Prostitutes
- Prostitution: A Changing Business
- Exiting the Sex Trade
- Feminist Perspectives on Prostitution
- Criminal Profiles: Heidi Lynne Fleiss-Madame to the Stars
- Legalization and Decriminalization of Prostitution
- ch. 15 Technology and Crime-It's a Double-Edged Sword
- Technology and Crime
- High Technology and Criminal Opportunity
- The Extent of Cybercrime
- Cybercrime and the Law
- The History and Nature of Hacking
- A Profile of Cybercriminals
- Crime In The News: Cyberbanging
- Cybercrime as a Form of White-Collar Crime
- Who's To Blame: The Individual or Society? Criminal Activity or Mischievous Gaming?
- Technology in the Fight against Crime
- DNA Technology
- Criminal Profiles: Kevin Mitnick-Hacker Turned Security Expert
- Computers as Crime-Fighting Tools
- Combating Cybercrime
- Police Investigation of Computer Crime
- Cybercrime and Internet Security
- Policy Issues: Personal Freedoms in the Information Age
- ch.
- 16 Globalization and Terrorism-Our Small World
- Comparative Criminology
- Ethnocentrism
- Transnational Crimes
- Theory Versus Reality: UN Offense Definitions
- Human Smuggling and Trafficking
- Human Trafficking
- Federal Immigration and Trafficking Legislation
- Terrorism
- Domestic Terrorism
- International Terrorism
- Crime In The News: "Lone-Wolf" Terrorists Remain Difficult to Track Down
- Cyberterrorism
- Criminal Profiles: Mohammed Atta-Leader of the 9/11 Attacks
- Who's To Blame: The Individual or Society? The Making of a Suicide Bomber
- Terrorism and Technology
- The Radicalization Process
- Countering the Terrorist Threat
- Foreign Terrorist Organizations
- The Future of Terrorism
- International Crime-Fighting Organizations
- INTERPOL
- Europol
- Criminal Profiles: The Tsarnaev Brothers-The Boston Bombers
- The International Criminal Court
- Key Name
- Questions For Reflection.
- Notes:
- Revised edition of the author's Criminology today, [2017].
- Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
- Local Notes:
- Acquired for the Penn Libraries with assistance from the Lipman Criminology Library Fund.
- ISBN:
- 9780134749730
- 0134749731
- 9780134146386
- 0134146387
- 9780134417110
- 0134417119
- OCLC:
- 696100631
- Publisher Number:
- 99986445313
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