Carleton University · SOCI 5607

Contemporary Theories of Crime and Social Regulation

Credits : 0.5 creditReference year : 2026-27

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Recent developments in theories of criminality and social regulation. Particular reference will be made to the regulatory mechanisms of both public and private spheres within legal institutions, corrections, economic institutions, and the family.

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Recent developments in theories of criminality and social regulation. Particular reference will be made to the regulatory mechanisms of both public and private spheres within legal institutions, corrections, economic institutions, and the family.

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