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Criminology Ram Ahuja

By: Material type: TextTextLanguage: Eng. Publication details: Jaipur Rawat Publications 2012Description: xii, 411p. ; 22 cmISBN:
  • 9788170336099
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 364.954 AHU
Summary: Hardcover. Condition: New. Contents: Preface. 1. Crime, criminal and criminology. 2. Theories of criminal behaviour. 3. Factors in crime. 4. Juvenile delinquency. 5. Female crime. 6. Organised crime. 7. Occupational (white-collar) crime. 8. Professional crime. 9. Political crime. 10. Crime against women. 11. Youth and crime. 12. Punishment. 13. Capital punishment. 14. Prisons. 15. Probation and parole. 16. The police. 17. Victim in crime. Author index. Subject index. "Crime is an important area of research and study because it raises the fundamental questions about civil liberties and the power of the state. Besides this, criminological studies reveal several facts which help is understand the human behaviour in general. Criminology as a subject at the postgraduate level is gradually becoming popular in many universities. Very few empirical studies have been conducted in this discipline in our country. This book is an addition to the scarce indigenous literature available in this crucial area, prepared mostly on the basis of author's own empirical studies on different aspects of crime. It covers not only those themes which are traditionally prescribed at postgraduate level but also includes some new topics like crimes against women, political crime, youth and crime, and the police, etc. The text has a sociological orientation and is founded upon holistic approach but readers will find that sociological background is not a prerequisite. It presents the most recent data available on crimes and criminals and offers theoretical explanations too, wherever deemed necessary. The book is expected to prove not only an authentic textbook for the students of criminology but will also be of equal interest to NGOs, law practitioners, civil administrators and police training personnel." (jacket). Seller Inventory # 1806
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Hardcover. Condition: New. Contents: Preface. 1. Crime, criminal and criminology. 2. Theories of criminal behaviour. 3. Factors in crime. 4. Juvenile delinquency. 5. Female crime. 6. Organised crime. 7. Occupational (white-collar) crime. 8. Professional crime. 9. Political crime. 10. Crime against women. 11. Youth and crime. 12. Punishment. 13. Capital punishment. 14. Prisons. 15. Probation and parole. 16. The police. 17. Victim in crime. Author index. Subject index. "Crime is an important area of research and study because it raises the fundamental questions about civil liberties and the power of the state. Besides this, criminological studies reveal several facts which help is understand the human behaviour in general. Criminology as a subject at the postgraduate level is gradually becoming popular in many universities. Very few empirical studies have been conducted in this discipline in our country. This book is an addition to the scarce indigenous literature available in this crucial area, prepared mostly on the basis of author's own empirical studies on different aspects of crime. It covers not only those themes which are traditionally prescribed at postgraduate level but also includes some new topics like crimes against women, political crime, youth and crime, and the police, etc. The text has a sociological orientation and is founded upon holistic approach but readers will find that sociological background is not a prerequisite. It presents the most recent data available on crimes and criminals and offers theoretical explanations too, wherever deemed necessary. The book is expected to prove not only an authentic textbook for the students of criminology but will also be of equal interest to NGOs, law practitioners, civil administrators and police training personnel." (jacket). Seller Inventory # 1806

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