Vold's Theoretical Criminology
by Thomas J. Bernard, Jeffrey B. Snipes, Alexander L. Gerould, George B. Vold
Vold's Theoretical Criminology, updated by Thomas J. Bernard, Jeffrey B. Snipes, and Alexander L. Gerould, builds on George B. Vold's pioneering work. It provides a thorough overview of criminological theories, tracing their historical evolution and relevance to modern crime studies. Ideal for students and scholars seeking a solid theoretical grounding in the discipline.
About This Book
Vold's Theoretical Criminology presents a detailed examination of key theoretical perspectives in criminology. Originally developed by George B. Vold, the work has been updated and expanded by subsequent authors to reflect evolving scholarly insights.
The book covers essential concepts and frameworks that underpin the study of crime and criminal behavior. It emphasizes the historical development of criminological thought and its application to contemporary issues.
Authors Thomas J. Bernard, Jeffrey B. Snipes, and Alexander L. Gerould contribute to maintaining the text's relevance in academic and professional contexts. This edition ensures accessibility for students and researchers alike.
Through its structured approach, the volume serves as a core resource for understanding the theoretical foundations of criminology.
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