Social Learning and Social Structure: A General Theory of Crime and Deviance
by Ronald Akers
Ronald Akers presents a general theory of crime and deviance that brings together social learning and social structure. This sociological work explores how interpersonal influences and broader social conditions can be understood in relation to criminal and deviant behavior, making it relevant to students and researchers in criminology and social science.
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Social Learning and Social Structure: A General Theory of Crime and Deviance examines crime and deviance through a sociological framework.
Ronald Akers connects social learning with the broader structures in which people live and interact.
The book presents a general theoretical approach to understanding how social influences and structural conditions relate to criminal and deviant behavior.
It is suited to readers studying criminology, sociology, and theories of social behavior.
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