THE DEVELOPMENT OF CRIMINOLOGY: FROM TRADITIONAL TO CONTEMPORARY VIEWS ON CRIME AND CRIME CAUSATION

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The Feminist Criminal School is a criminal school developed from the latter half of the 1960s to the 1970s and it is a widespread ignorance to women and reaction to discrimination in traditional criminal investigation. Feminist criminologists noted that the history of criminal history has historically been dominated by men and has led to the development of criminal logic theory focusing on male experience. This patriarchal system is also reflected in the criminal justice system, so it is not specific to criminal logic theory. Feminist criminologists and criminologists who do not belong to this label believe that many of the early criminal logic theories have inherent bias and process centers. Challenging the mainstream criminal science by feminist criminology no longer assumes that the theory that interpreting male crime is equally effective in explaining female crime. This practice is called "universal problem" (ie

Crime science is a study on crime and offenders, including the theory of causal relations of crime, information sources of crime information, and criminal behavior. Criminal studies not only attempt to examine and understand the theory of causation of human behavior and crime but also consider various types of crimes such as white color crime, organized crime, professional crime, I focus on deterrence. Criminal scholar fraud One of the most important contributions to research is criminal scholar Donald Cressy's fraud triangle. Finally, criminology considers aspects of "punishment" of the restoration process.

As criminal science is understood as a study of the causal relationship between crime as a social phenomenon and crime, it focuses on the cause of crime and the handling of offenders. 1 In this pursuit, crime as a division of sociology There are many fields beyond learning, biology, anthropology and so on. In the 20th century, the sociological approach to criminal study became the most influential way, basically it was research on social behavior, systems, and structure. French sociologist Emil Dirkheim was one of the scholars who greatly influenced criminology during that time.