ABC of Criminology
- 290 pages
- 11 hours of reading
Exploring the nature of crime, the text argues that criminality is an inherent aspect of all societies, manifesting in various forms. It posits that every culture experiences moral violations, suggesting that crime is necessary for social organization. The author emphasizes that the existence of crime is a fundamental condition of societal structure, challenging the notion of a crime-free society and highlighting the complex relationship between morality and social norms.
