Criminalistics: An Introduction (Second Edition)

Author: Kang Shuhua
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Publish Date: 1996-07-02
Features: This book comprehensively, systematically, and deeply discusses the content and interdisciplinary research characteristics of criminology, especially the current crime issues in China. The book is divided into five parts and 45 chapters: Introduction, Theory of Criminal Phenomena, Theory of Criminal Types, Theory of Criminal Causes, and Theory of Criminal Prevention and Treatment. It not only elaborates on the basic concepts, objects, history, types, and characteristics of criminology but also focuses on revealing the causes of crime, crime prevention, crime prevention and treatment decision-making, and comprehensive management. The book introduces both key types such as juvenile crime and violent crime and new types such as computer crime. It also reflects the changing trends of elderly crime, sexual crime, and predictions of future crimes. The book emphasizes both theory and practice, is highly theoretical, and has high practical value, combining the characteristics of a textbook and an academic monograph.