A General Theory of Crime
A General Theory of Crime by Michael Gottfredson offers a groundbreaking framework for analyzing criminal behavior. Focusing on self-control and integrating multidisciplinary insights, this essential text in criminology provides a unified explanation of deviance and its implications for society. Ideal for scholars and practitioners seeking a comprehensive view of crime causation.
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A General Theory of Crime presents a unified perspective on the causes and patterns of criminality. Authored by Michael Gottfredson, it draws on extensive research to propose a general theory applicable across various contexts.
The book emphasizes the role of self-control as a key factor in explaining deviant behavior. It integrates insights from psychology, sociology, and other disciplines to build a cohesive model.
This used book in good condition provides an accessible entry into advanced criminological thought. It remains a cornerstone text for students and professionals in the field.
Through its theoretical depth, the work challenges traditional views and encourages a broader understanding of crime prevention strategies.
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