A Classic Textbook in Criminology - Eleventh Edition
The definitive textbook on criminological theory and practice by renowned authors Edwin H. Sutherland, Donald R. Cressey, and David F. Luckenbill. This comprehensive eleventh edition continues the legacy of one of the most influential works in the field of criminology.
About This Book
Principles of Criminology is a foundational text that has shaped the study of crime and criminal behavior for generations. This edition builds upon Sutherland's groundbreaking differential association theory and provides students with a thorough understanding of criminological concepts, research methods, and contemporary issues in criminal justice.
Key Features
- Comprehensive coverage of criminological theories and their applications
- Analysis of crime patterns, causes, and social contexts
- Examination of the criminal justice system and policy implications
- Integration of classical and contemporary research findings
- Critical perspectives on crime prevention and rehabilitation
- Updated content reflecting modern criminological scholarship
What You'll Learn
- Fundamental theories of crime causation and criminal behavior
- Sociological perspectives on deviance and social control
- Research methodologies in criminology
- The role of social institutions in crime prevention
- Contemporary issues in criminal justice and corrections
Perfect For
- Criminology and criminal justice students
- Sociology and social science majors
- Law enforcement and legal professionals
- Social workers and policy makers
- Academic researchers and educators
- Anyone interested in understanding crime and society