Published in 1995, John E. Conklin’s "New Perspectives in Criminology" is a specialized reader designed to supplement introductory textbooks with curated, influential articles addressing contemporary, 1990s-era criminological debates. The volume focuses on themes like the social construction of crime, biological perspectives, and social identity, offering a critical, research-integrated approach to studying criminal behavior. For a digital preview of the content, visit Scribd. New Perspectives in Criminology - Amazon.com
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Further Reading: If you enjoyed Conklin’s approach, explore The New Criminology by Taylor, Walton, and Young (1973) for a radical British perspective, or Discipline and Punish by Michel Foucault for a philosophical take on power and punishment. Published in 1995, John E
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