What Are the Different Types of Criminology Jobs?

Criminology is a discipline that studies the phenomenon of crime. In a broader sense, it also includes specifically looking for the actual cause of the crime to provide a way to reduce the impact of the crime on society.

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According to the basic principles of Marxism on crime, crime refers to the behavior prescribed by the ruling class in the form of law, which seriously endangers the interests of the ruling class and is punishable by criminal law

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In the mid-eighteenth century, criminology arose with the interest of social philosophers in the concepts of crime and law.

Regarding the doctrine of the cause of crime, the following are more noticeable.

Criminology Basic Information

Publisher: Peking University Press

Publication time: 2009-8-1

Number of pages: 553

ISBN: 9787301074701

Packaging: Paperback

Criminology Author

Kang Shuhua, edited by Zhang Xiaohu

Criminology

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Introduction to Criminology

From an academic perspective, this book is an integrated study of criminology. In other words, this book is the continuation and development of predecessors and our years of criminological research. It has its inheritance in academic research. Without inheritance, it cannot develop. However, inheritance is not the same as simple duplication. Therefore, we require: This book must have a theoretical depth in academics; a large amount of information should be contained in the content, so that this book must not be a copy of an existing criminology.

At the center of this book is the concept that we have put forward, which we will elaborate one by one, explain the context, clarify the scope of its research, and strive to make people not only feel very conceptual, but also feel the whole book. The content is rich and the materials are rich and novel. At the same time, whether it is the first general chapter of criminology or the second monograph on criminology, we have spent a lot of energy to hold a large amount of data as a basis. The characteristics of the organic combination of this theory and junior high school run through This book has always been, so that this book has both practical value of higher academic value.

Criminology Directory

ForewordChinese and Foreign Criminology Research Status and Writing Objectives and Requirements

Part I General Introduction to Criminology

First Introduction

Chapter 1 Overview of Criminology

Chapter Two: Research Methods in Criminology

Chapter III Foreign Criminology Theory

Chapter IV The Formation and Development of Chinese Criminology

Second crime phenomenon

Chapter V Definition of Crime

Chapter 6 Performance and Measurement of Crime

Chapter VII Status and Characteristics of Crime

Part III Causes of Crime

Chapter VIII Basic Concepts of Causes of Crime

Chapter IX Social Factors of Causes of Crime

Chapter X Biological Factors of Causes of Crime

Chapter XI Psychological Factors for the Causes of Crime

Chapter XII Causes of Victims of Crime

Part IV Crime Countermeasures

Chapter XIII Crime Forecast

Chapter XIV Crime Prevention

Chapter XV Crime Handling Policy

Chapter XVI Comprehensive Management of Social Order

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Part Five Types of Crime Subjects

Chapter 17 Juvenile Delinquency

Chapter XVIII Female Crime

Chapter 19. Peasants' Crime

Chapter 20 Crimes by Floating Population

Chapter 21 Duty Crime

Part VI Types of Crimes

Chapter 22 Prostitution and Crime

Chapter 23 Crime of Obscene Articles

Chapter 24. Trafficking in Women JL Child Crime

Chapter 25 Crimes of Production and Sale of Fake and Inferior Commodities

Chapter 26 Smuggling Crimes

Chapter 27 Crimes of Stealing the Border (Border)

Part VII Special Types of Crime

Chapter 28 Organized Crime

Chapter Twenty-Nine Terrorism

Chapter 30Cult Crime

Chapter 31 Crimes of Money Laundering

Chapter 32 Computer Crime

Chapter 33 Internet cafes commit crimes

Chapter 34 Environmental Crime

Chapter 35. Reoffending

AfterwordsStrongly promote criminology and strengthen crime research