Criminology Week 1: What is Criminology? What is Crime? Who Decides?
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Criminology Week 1: What is Criminology? What is Crime? Who Decides?
This week we begin our study of criminology, a subfield of sociology. Criminology is not the same as criminal justice studies or penology or legal scholarship. What, then, is criminology? The question that follows -- what is crime? -- is even more complicated than the first. Someone decides what crime is: who and why?
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