Criminological Theory: Context and Consequences
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Criminological Theory: Context and Consequences

by Francis T. Cullen, J. Robert Lilly, Richard A. Ball

Education Law Sociology criminology
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Criminological Theory: Context and Consequences provides an academic examination of criminological theory, emphasizing the contexts in which theories develop and the consequences they carry. Written by Francis T. Cullen, J. Robert Lilly, and Richard A. Ball, it offers a focused resource for studying criminology.

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Criminological Theory: Context and Consequences focuses on the study of theories related to crime and criminology.

The book places criminological theory within a broader context, emphasizing the significance and consequences of theoretical perspectives.

Written by Francis T. Cullen, J. Robert Lilly, and Richard A. Ball, it is suited to readers seeking an academic introduction to criminological thought.

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