Titlebook: An Introduction to Criminological Theory and the Problem of Causation; Jason Warr Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s

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Conclusion,students, to the complexity involved in, and the problems that exist when, formulating a theory of causation; and, lastly, how these problems manifest and how they . be overcome by thinking more clearly about the logic utilised when theorising in this way.

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Book 2016highlights the importance of grappling with this problem and demonstrates how it can lead to unsuccessful theorising and can prevent students from fully appreciating the development of thinking in criminology. This accessible account will prove to be a must-read for scholars of criminal justice, penology and philosophy of social science..

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Introduction,plain why the problem of causation has been such a thorn in the side of both philosophy and the natural/social sciences. It notes that the field of criminology essentially has three core aims: defining crime, explaining how crime occurs and deciding what to do about crime. It explains the aetiologic

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Paradigm Drift and Criminological Theory,s occurred, and continues to occur, within the discourse of criminology. Utilising the notion of paradigm shift as introduced by Thomas Kuhn, this chapter examines why criminological theory has changed and developed. As such, various forms of criminological theory (including Life Course, Routine Act

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INUS Conditions and Criminological Theory,plex causal theorising. It will be argued that the suggested mechanism, an adaptation of Mackie’s INUS model, is an adequate causal model for criminology theorising. It shall be shown that this particular model, whilst not novel, works by explicitly defining not only that which can be counted as cau

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