Critical criminology - Samenvattingen en Aantekeningen

Advanced Criminology (University of Utrecht) This course delves into advanced criminological theories, including Social Ecology, Strain, Subcultural, and Critical Criminology. Key topics explore the social and cultural aspects of crime, with readings from Essential Criminology (Lanier et al.) and additional articles. Perfect for deepening your understanding of crime and deviance.

This summary contains all book chapters that are material for the Advanced Criminology exam at the Utrecht University. The chapters that are discussed give a comprehensive overview of various criminological theories. Biological theories, explored in Chapter 4, examine genetic and physiological factors influencing criminal behaviour, contrasting early, flawed studies with contemporary biosocial approaches. Chapter 5 focuses on psychological explanations, covering psychoanalytic, trait-based, ...

This summary includes the lectures and the readings of the course Introduction to Criminology. It discusses the stands of classicism, positivism and critical criminology on criminals and offenders. It also discusses green criminology, victimhood, crime in the media and crimes by the powerful. Concepts such as penal populism, the ideal victim and zemiology are being explained.

This document provides comprehensive notes on Advanced Criminology, covering key topics such as Social Ecology, Cultural Theories, Strain Theories, Social Learning, Subcultural Theories, and Critical Criminology. It includes summaries from the textbook Essential Criminology by Lanier, M.M., Henry, S., & Anastasia, D.J.M. (2015), as well as relevant articles and additional readings provided on Blackboard.

This summary includes the lectures and information from the book which adds to the lectures. The chapters of the book are not included seperately, they are integrated into the whole summary.

Samenvatting van de hoorcolleges en literatuur van het vak Advanced Criminology. Literatuur: - Lanier, M., Stuart, H. & Anastasia, J.M. (2015) Essential Criminology (4th edition). Colorado: Westview Press. Chapter 1 - Lanier, M., Stuart, H. & Anastasia, J.M. (2015) Essential Criminology (4th edition). Colorado: Westview Press. Chapter 3: classical, neoclassical, and rational-choice theories - Lanier, M., Stuart, H. & Anastasia, J.M. (2015) Essential Criminology (4e editie). Colorado: West...

Finished this course with an 8! This is a summary of the book Criminology: A Contemporary Introduction ISBN 1419 of the course Advanced Criminology of Utrecht University. The summary starts with some bulletpoints of chapter 2 and 4, since these are more for general understanding. The rest of the summary contain the full information from the chapters. Together with the powerpoint slides of the course you will be able to easily identify the main theories, together with the historical context and...

This document contains a list of all the concepts mentioned in the book Criminology: A Contemporary Introduction. The concepts are explained one by one, sorted by chapter, sometimes an example is given. The concepts give an introduction into criminology, list and explain the types of crime that exist, and cover a lot of theories used in criminology. This includes choice and decision-making theories, individual pathologies, social pathologies, critical approaches and integrated approaches. Th...

Lecture notes for Advanced Criminology (RGBUSTR011). Includes all 7 lectures

In this document there is a table with all theories from the course Advanced Criminology