Criminological Theory: A Brief Introduction
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Criminological Theory: A Brief Introduction

by J. Mitchell Miller, Richard Tewksbury, Christopher J. Schreck

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Criminological Theory: A Brief Introduction offers a concise, accessible entry point into the theories that guide the study of crime and criminal behavior. Written for readers beginning their exploration of criminology, it provides a foundation for understanding key perspectives and the role of theory in the field.

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Criminological Theory: A Brief Introduction presents an accessible overview of theories used to study crime and criminal behavior.

It is designed to introduce readers to foundational criminological perspectives in a concise format.

The book connects theoretical ideas with the broader study of crime, helping readers build a framework for understanding criminological research and discussion.

Written by J. Mitchell Miller, Richard Tewksbury, and Christopher J. Schreck, it is suited to readers seeking a clear starting point in criminology.

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