Criminology Throughout History

<p><em style=color: rgb(51 51 51);>Criminology Throughout History: Critical Readings</em><span style=color: rgb(51 51 51);> provides students with a carefully selected set of readings that help them develop a strong knowledge base in the history of criminology. This historical perspective supports a holistic understanding of criminological thought and theory and helps students situate themselves within the production of knowledge in the discipline.</span></p><p><span style=color: rgb(51 51 51);>The anthology is divided into three parts. Part I focuses on the historical development of criminological thought beginning with an overview of the impact of liberal philosophy. Part II takes a closer look at the early theories of causation. Part III provides new directions in criminology embracing the ideals set by the liberal philosophers: equality freedom and justice. For each part students are provided with a timeline that clearly outlines historical events and demonstrates how the discipline has been influenced and shaped over time.</span></p><p><em style=color: rgb(51 51 51);>Criminology Throughout History</em><span style=color: rgb(51 51 51);> is an ideal textbook to use in undergraduate and graduate criminology and criminal justice programs.</span></p>