Crime and Criminals: Contemporary and Classic Readings in Criminology
by Frank R. Scarpitti, Amie L. Nielsen, J. Mitchell Miller
Crime and Criminals: Contemporary and Classic Readings in Criminology is a comprehensive textbook that gathers essential readings on crime from sociological and criminological viewpoints. Edited by Frank R. Scarpitti, Amie L. Nielsen, and J. Mitchell Miller, it delves into the study of criminal behavior and societal impacts, offering a balanced mix of timeless and modern analyses for in-depth learning.
About This Book
This textbook compiles key readings in criminology, focusing on both contemporary and classic perspectives on crime and criminals.
It serves as a foundational resource for studying the sociological dimensions of criminal behavior and the systems that address it.
Through selected texts, readers gain an understanding of the evolving field of criminology and its intersection with sociology.
The material supports academic exploration of crime as a social phenomenon, providing structured insights for students and scholars.
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