CC 295

Interpretive Theories of Crime

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Students will learn theories of crime that draw on societal reaction and interpretive frames, including the theories’ history, ontological assumptions, strengths, limitations, and status in the field. Theories and concepts to be covered include symbolic interaction, social construction and moral panics, labelling, stigma and identity theories, interactionist and phenomenological perspectives, and cultural criminology. <br>

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