New Criminology

Update: 2023-08-30

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Join me today as I dig a little deeper into the theoretical arguments of what was called the "new criminology," left realism, and abolitionism, which we can see as part of postmodern critiques grounded in the grand narrative of Marxism.

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Environmental & Ecological Justice + Animal Rights

2024-04-0408:02

Green Criminology

2024-03-2106:32

Cultural Criminology

2023-10-2622:35

Off the Record: Routine Activity Theory

2023-09-2826:43

Left Realism

2023-09-1325:07

New Criminology

2023-08-3010:35

Critical Theory: New Criminology

2023-08-2311:26

Peacemaking Criminology

2023-08-1609:42

Quinney: Social Reality, Capitalism, & Crime

2023-06-2124:46

Chambliss: Crime, Power, and the Legal Process

2023-06-1423:07

Turk: The Criminalization Process

2023-06-0718:24

Vold: Conflict and Crime

2023-05-3107:09

Culture Conflict and Crime

2023-05-2407:09

Capitalism and Crime

2023-05-1711:23

Intro to Conflict Theory: Capitalism and Crime

2023-05-0307:57

Off the Record: Restorative Justice

2023-04-2609:06

Rose and Clear’s Coerced Mobility Theory

2023-04-1909:49

Procedural Justice

2023-04-1208:21

Sherman’s Defiance Theory

2023-04-0506:45

Braithwaite’s Theory of Shaming and Crime

2023-03-1507:47

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New Criminology

Karen Armenta

New Criminology