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This page names the wider school of criminology that a specific criminologist belongs to. Wikipedia notes that criminology "is a multidisciplinary field in both the behavioural and social sciences," a field whose researchers commonly cluster into recognized schools of thought. Browsing this way moves between a criminologist and their close peers.

Group Tree

31 entries

Origin Era

American Police Chiefs and Police Reformers

American Prison Wardens, Directors and Reformers

Art Crime Investigators

Chicago School and Social Disorganization Theory

Classical School, Rational Choice and Environmental Criminology

Criminal Law and Sentencing Scholars and Reformers

Criminal Profilers and Behavioral Investigators

Criminologists and Law Reformers outside Britain and the United States

Critical, Conflict, Marxist and Left Realist Criminology

Developmental and Life-Course Criminology

Federal Bureau Leaders and Agents

Feminist Criminology

Fingerprint and Biometric Identification Pioneers

Forensic Pathologists, Medical Examiners and Medicolegal Pioneers

Forensic Psychologists, Psychiatrists and Offender Profilers

Founders of Modern Policing and Early Detectives

Innocence, Sentencing and Defense Advocates

Labeling Theory and the Sociology of Deviance

Organized, White-Collar and Transnational Crime Scholarship

Police Leaders Outside the United States

Policing, Corrections and Justice System Research

Polygraph, Interrogation and Lie Detection Pioneers

Positivist and Biosocial Criminology

Prison Reformers and Administrators of Britain and Ireland

Social Control and Self-Control Theory

Social Learning and Differential Association Theory

Specialists in Documents, Anthropology, Linguistics, Accounting and Art

Strain, Anomie and Subcultural Theory

Terrorism, Gangs and Violent Crime Studies

Trace Evidence and Crime Scene Scientists

Victimology and Comparative International Criminology