Theories of social criminology

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• Select section 1. Introduction and Course overview

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  1. Introduction and Course overview
• Select section 2. The nature and extent of crime

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  2. The nature and extent of crime
• Select section 3. Classical school/Rational Choice Theory

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  3. Classical school/Rational Choice Theory
• Select section 4. Positivism of criminology I

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  4. Positivism of criminology I
• Select section 5. Positivism of criminology II

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  5. Positivism of criminology II
• Select section 6. Sociological perspective—social structure theories

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  6. Sociological perspective—social structure theories
• Select section 7. Sociological perspective—social process theories

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  7. Sociological perspective—social process theories
• Select section 8. Sociological perspective—social conflict theories

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  8. Sociological perspective—social conflict theories
• Select section 9. Restorative justice I

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  9. Restorative justice I
• Select section 10. Restorative justice II

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  10. Restorative justice II
• Select section 11. Developmental theories: life course and latent trait

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  11. Developmental theories: life course and latent trait
• Select section 12. Environmental theories: routine active theory

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  12. Environmental theories: routine active theory