Rich in historic and contemporary theory and research study, Criminal Habits: Theories, Typologies, and Bad Guy Justice is a thorough core text that offers an interdisciplinary summary of criminal behavior by taking a look at relevant criminal offense theories, descriptions of how and why criminal activity typologies are developed, literature evaluations for major crime classifications, and discussions of how crime theories and crime typologies are utilized throughout the criminal justice procedure. Concentrating on relevant styles and present issues, this text also looks carefully at classifications of criminal behavior, the relationship between crime and pop culture, mass media, and computer technology, and gender problems and crime. This engaging book applies theory and research study to real-world criminal justice practice. Key Features and Advantages: Applies theory and research study to concrete examples of criminal justice practice in law enforcement, public security, courts/law, and corrections Explores real-world examples and contemporary problems– using chapter-opening vignettes, illustrative pictures and graphs, boxed real-life case research studies, and an interdisciplinary structure– making the text lively and engaging Views crime as a vibrant, changing phenomenon and examines how mass media and computer system innovation shape criminal habits in a special chapter on criminal activity, media, and innovation that addresses cybercrime and copy cat criminal activities– topics that amaze students Takes a look at feminist problems and cultural criminology, examining the role of gender and culture in forming criminal behavior Boasts complete chapters on political crime and economic criminal offense– subjects frequently disregarded in other texts Includes comparative details throughout, providing trainees an international viewpoint, as well as topical protection associating with race, ethnic culture, and gender concerns Ancillaries A Trainee study site at www.sagepub.com/helfgottstudy includes self-quizzes, e-flashcards, NPR and Frontline audio and video, SAGE Journal articles, and more. Instructor Resources on CD consist of test questions, PowerPoint slides, and in-class exercises. Contact Client Care at 1.8008187243 to request a copy. Planned Audience This core text offers contemporary insight on criminal habits for undergraduate and graduate students in criminology and criminal justice, psychology, and related fields.
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