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Theories of crime

zuletzt aktualisiert am 5. June 2019 von Christian Wickert

Inhaltsverzeichnis

  • Anomie/ strain
  • Biology
  • Career/ Developement/ Life Course
  • Conflict-oriented theories of crime/ Labelling
  • Control/ social bonds
  • Culture/ Emotions/ Situations
  • Learning/ Subculture
  • Rational Choice
  • Sanctioning
  • Social Disorganisation

Anomie/ strain

  • Introduction/ overview
  • Concept of Anomie (Durkheim)
  • Anomie theory (Merton)
  • Institutional Anomie theory (IAT) (Messner and Rosenfeld)
  • General strain theory (Agnew)

Biology

  • Introduction/ overview
  • Lombroso’s theory of anthropological criminology
  • Multi-factor approach by Sheldon Glueck and Eleanor Turoff Glueck
  • Two-Path theory (Moffitt)

Career/ Developement/ Life Course

  • Introduction/ overview
  • Age graded theory/ Turning points (Sampson and Laub)
  • Delinquency and drift (Matza)
  • Career model (Quensel)
  • Career model (Hess)
  • Voluntarists crime theory (Hermann)

Conflict-oriented theories of crime/ Labelling

  • Introduction/ overview
  • Marxist criminology
  • Feminst criminology
  • Power-Control theory (Hagan)
  • Labelling-approach (overview)
  • Labelling – primary and secondary deviance (Lemert)
  • Outsiders (Becker)
  • Radical labelling approach (Sack)
  • Social constructivist crime theory (Hess and Scheerer)

Control/ social bonds

  • Introduction/ overview
  • Social bonds (Hirschi)
  • General theory of crime (Gottfredson and Hirschi)
  • Control balance theory (Tittle)

Culture/ Emotions/ Situations

  • Introduction/ overview
  • Cultural Criminology
  • Edgework (Lyng)
  • Seductions of crime (Katz)

Learning/ Subculture

  • Introduction/ overview
  • Theory of differential association (Sutherland)
  • Social learning theory (Akers)
  • Subcultural theory (Cohen)
  • Differential opportunity theory (Cloward and Ohlin)
  • Techniques of neutralization (Sykes and Matza)

Rational Choice

  • Introduction/ overview
  • Classical school of criminology
  • Rational choice theory
  • Deterrence theories
  • Routine activity theory (RAT)

Sanctioning

  • Introduction/ overview
  • Reintegrative shaming (Braithwaite)
  • Defiance theory (Sherman)

Social Disorganisation

  • Introduction/ overview
  • Social disorganisation theory (Shaw & McKay)
  • Broken windows (Wilson & Kelling)

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