Toward a Unified Criminology: Integrating Assumptions about Crime, People and Society (New Perspectives in Crime, Deviance, and Law Book 1)
by Robert Agnew
In 'Toward a Unified Criminology,' Robert Agnew integrates core assumptions about crime, people, and society to create a comprehensive framework. As the first book in the New Perspectives in Crime, Deviance, and Law series, it bridges theoretical divides, offering fresh insights for criminologists, sociologists, and legal scholars exploring deviance and social order.
About This Book
Toward a Unified Criminology seeks to integrate fundamental assumptions regarding crime, people, and society within the field of criminology. Authored by Robert Agnew, this work is part of the New Perspectives in Crime, Deviance, and Law series, marking it as the first volume.
The book addresses the need for a cohesive framework in understanding criminal behavior and societal responses. It draws on established theories to propose a unified model that bridges gaps in traditional criminological thought.
Designed for academic audiences, it provides insights into deviance and legal perspectives, encouraging a holistic view of crime's multifaceted nature. Readers will find it valuable for advancing research and education in the discipline.
By focusing on integration, the text contributes to evolving discussions in social sciences, emphasizing the interplay between individual actions and broader societal structures.
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