This book offers a concise and accessible introduction to criminal behaviour, examining and integrating perspectives from criminology and psychology and exploring a range of 'psycho-social' approaches to understand the emotions that it.
This book offers a concise and accessible introduction to criminal behaviour, examining and integrating perspectives from criminology and psychology and exploring a range of 'psycho-social' approaches to understand the emotions that it.
David W. Jones is Senior Lecturer in Psychology at The Open University. He is also author of Disordered Personalities and Crime: A Historical Analysis of Moral Insanity (2016).
Inhaltsangabe
1. The Need for a Psychosocial Criminology 2. Mental Disorder: Madness, Personality Disorder and Criminal Responsibility 3. The Contribution of Criminal Career Research 4. Familial and Parental Influences 5. Youth Crime 6. Gender and Crime 7. Understanding Violence: Learning from Studies of Homicide 8. Intimate Violence and Sex Crime 9. Public Violence and crimes of terror 10. 'Race' and Crime' 11. Conclusion
1. The Need for a Psychosocial Criminology 2. Mental Disorder: Madness, Personality Disorder and Criminal Responsibility 3. The Contribution of Criminal Career Research 4. Familial and Parental Influences 5. Youth Crime 6. Gender and Crime 7. Understanding Violence: Learning from Studies of Homicide 8. Intimate Violence and Sex Crime 9. Public Violence and crimes of terror 10. 'Race' and Crime' 11. Conclusion
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