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Theoretical Criminology

Theoretical Criminology

by ThomasJ.Bernard (Author), JeffreyB.Snipes (Author), thelateGeorgeB.Vold (Author)

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    Hardcover 2002

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Synopsis

The fifth edition of Theoretical Criminology, the standard text in its field, has been extensively revised and completely updated. It includes new sections on causation in scientific theories, Sampson's theory of collective efficacy, and Anderson's code of the street. A new chapter on Contemporary Classicism includes sections on deterrence theory and research, routine activities theory, and rational choice theory. Also included is a new chapter that examines the role of gender in criminology theories, covering feminist criminology and theories of masculinity and crime. Each theory is presented accurately and comprehensively within its historical context. Relevant empirical research is reviewed and assessed, and research issues related to theory testing are also discussed. Lively and readable, this new edition is designed to appeal to students at all levels. Offering the most accurate, clear, and comprehensive presentation of criminology theories, Theoretical Criminology continues to retain its premier position in the field of criminology, a position it has held for over forty years.

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Format: Hardcover
 Pages: 352
 Edition: 5
 Publisher: OUP USA
Published: 17 Jan 2002
ISBN 10: 0195142020
ISBN 13: 9780195142020

Media Reviews
Praise for the previous edition
Best criminology text in the field. If you are seeking a well-written text which is easy to lecture from and keeps the students' interest, this is it! --Christopher Kuch, Gannon University
A clearly written, succinct, and very well-focused text for undergraduates. Accessible and covers a range of theoretical materials. --Pietro Toggia, Kutztown University
A superb book that provides an excellent overview of criminological theories and is a must-read for those interested in criminological theory. --John M. MacDonald, University of South Carolina
Any textbook that can survive the market for 32 years has truly earned the coveted title of 'classic'. Vold and Bernard have combined to provide a thorough presentation of the major theories that have inspired criminologists to explain criminal behavior. Vold's initial effort set a firm foundation
on which Bernard has fine tuned and modernized the material for today's reader. -Anthony W. Zumpetta, West Chester University


Praise for the previous edition
Best criminology text in the field. If you are seeking a well-written text which is easy to lecture from and keeps the students' interest, this is it! --Christopher Kuch, Gannon University
A clearly written, succinct, and very well-focused text for undergraduates. Accessible and covers a range of theoretical materials. --Pietro Toggia, Kutztown University
A superb book that provides an excellent overview of criminological theories and is a must-read for those interested in criminological theory. --John M. MacDonald, University of South Carolina
Any textbook that can survive the market for 32 years has truly earned the coveted title of 'classic'. Vold and Bernard have combined to provide a thorough presentation of the major theories that have inspired criminologists to explain criminal behavior. Vold's initial effort set a firm foundation
on which Bernard has fine tuned and modernized the material for today's reader. -Anthony W. Zumpetta, West Chester University

Praise for the previous edition
Best criminology text in the field. If you are seeking a well-written text which is easy to lecture from and keeps the students' interest, this is it! --Christopher Kuch, Gannon University
A clearly written, succinct, and very well-focused text for undergraduates. Accessible and covers a range of theoretical materials. --Pietro Toggia, Kutztown University
A superb book that provides an excellent overview of criminological theories and is a must-read for those interested in criminological theory. --John M. MacDonald, University of South Carolina
Any textbook that can survive the market for 32 years has truly earned the coveted title of 'classic'. Vold and Bernard have combined to provide a thorough presentation of the major theories that have inspired criminologists to explain criminal behavior. Vold's initial effort set a firm foundation on which Bernard has fine tuned and modernized the material for today's reader. -Anthony W. Zumpetta, West Chester University


Praise for the previous edition
Best criminology text in the field. If you are seeking a well-written text which is easy to lecture from and keeps the students' interest, this is it! --Christopher Kuch, Gannon University
A clearly written, succinct, and very well-focused text for undergraduates. Accessible and covers a range of theoretical materials. --Pietro Toggia, Kutztown University
A superb book that provides an excellent overview of criminological theories and is a must-read for those interested in criminological theory. --John M. MacDonald, University of South Carolina
Any textbook that can survive the market for 32 years has truly earned the coveted title of 'classic'. Vold and Bernard have combined to provide a thorough presentation of the major theories that have inspired criminologists to explain criminal behavior. Vold's initial effort set a firm foundation on which Bernard has fine tuned and modernized the material for today's reader. -Anthony W. Zumpet

Praise for the previous edition


Best criminology text in the field. If you are seeking a well-written text which is easy to lecture from and keeps the students' interest, this is it! --Christopher Kuch, Gannon University


A clearly written, succinct, and very well-focused text for undergraduates. Accessible and covers a range of theoretical materials. --Pietro Toggia, Kutztown University


A superb book that provides an excellent overview of criminological theories and is a must-read for those interested in criminological theory. --John M. MacDonald, University of South Carolina


Any textbook that can survive the market for 32 years has truly earned the coveted title of 'classic'. Vold and Bernard have combined to provide a thorough presentation of the major theories that have inspired criminologists to explain criminal behavior. Vold's initial effort set a firm foundation on which Bernard has fine tuned and modernized the material for today's reader. -Anthony W. Zumpetta, West Chester University