Criminalology: Principles

Author: Legal Press
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: Crime is a chronic ailment of human society. It not only corrodes the social body but also severely infringes upon human rights. The author of this book focuses on the study of crime causation, striving to explain crime factor theory. By grasping the systematic mechanism of crime causation, through the analysis of crime phenomena and crime types, the author proposes the viewpoint of the "Integrated Theory of Crime Causation." This theory combines the exploration of various factors that trigger crime with specific types of crime. Starting from the three fundamental points of the crime prevention system—its foresight, correspondence, and complexity—the author applies the relationships between criminal prevention and social prevention, overall prevention and classified prevention, general prevention and special prevention, as well as crime prevention and victim prevention. Different subjects adopt different means, select different focuses, and incorporate numerous preventive measures into the scope of research.
[Editor's Recommendation] Crime is a chronic ailment of human society. It not only corrodes the social body but also severely infringes upon human rights. The author of this book focuses on the study of crime causation, striving to explain crime factor theory. By grasping the systematic mechanism of crime causation, through the analysis of crime phenomena and crime types, the author proposes the viewpoint of the "Integrated Theory of Crime Causation." This theory combines the exploration of various factors that trigger crime with specific types of crime. Starting from the three fundamental points of the crime prevention system—its foresight, correspondence, and complexity—the author applies the relationships between criminal prevention and social prevention, overall prevention and classified prevention, general prevention and special prevention, as well as crime prevention and victim prevention. Different subjects adopt different means, select different focuses, and incorporate numerous preventive measures into the scope of research.
The exploration of crime causation has always been a focus of academia, forming various schools of thought around it. However, a review of the exploration of crime causation can generally be divided into two categories: one that emphasizes the study of immediate causes of crime, striving to explain the role and impact of factors that directly lead to crime; and another that focuses on abstract theoretical frameworks, grasping the systematic mechanism of crime causation from a macro perspective. In fact, the exploration of crime causation must not only focus on the deep-seated reasons that constrain overall crime phenomena but also pay attention to the direct causes and conditions that lead to specific crimes. Crime is a chronic ailment of human society. It not only corrodes the social body but also severely infringes upon human rights. The author of this book focuses on the study of crime causation, striving to explain crime factor theory. By grasping the systematic mechanism of crime causation, through the analysis of crime phenomena and crime types, the author proposes the viewpoint of the "Integrated Theory of Crime Causation." This theory combines the exploration of various factors that trigger crime with specific types of crime. Starting from the three fundamental points of the crime prevention system—its foresight, correspondence, and complexity—the author applies the relationships between criminal prevention and social prevention, overall prevention and classified prevention, general prevention and special prevention, as well as crime prevention and victim prevention. Different subjects adopt different means, select different focuses, and incorporate numerous preventive measures into the scope of research.