Criminology/
by Leonard Glick
- Boston: Allyn & Bacon, c1995
- xv, 544page ill.;
Include indexes
1. Crime criminology --2. The nature and extent of crime: measuring criminal behavior --3. The early explanations for criminal behavior --4. Biological and psychological explanations of criminal behavior --5. Sociological theories I. Social structural explanations for criminal behavior --6. Sociological theories II. criminal behavior as learned behavior --7. Crimes of violence: assault, rape, robbery, and murder --8. Property crimes: larceny, fraud, burglary, fencing, and arson --9. Organizational criminality: white-collar and organized crime --10. Public order crime: drugs, alcohol and sex-related crimes --11. Responding to crime: the police and the courts --12. Responding to crime: corrections.