Home›Criminologists and Reformers›NationalityBrowse ByNationalityThis dimension groups criminologists by nationality. Wikipedia defines nationality as "the legal status of belonging to a particular nation." Browsing this way collects every criminologist from the same country.NationalityConnectionsComments (0)Reader Challenges (0)NationalityAmericanNationality209 entriesAmerican-BritishNationality1 entryArgentineNationality3 entriesAustralianNationality10 entriesAustrianNationality5 entriesAustrian-AmericanNationality1 entryAustro-HungarianNationality1 entryBelgianNationality3 entriesBrazilianNationality3 entriesBritishNationality42 entriesBritish-AmericanNationality2 entriesCanadianNationality14 entriesCanadian-AmericanNationality1 entryChineseNationality3 entriesChinese-AmericanNationality1 entryCuban-AmericanNationality1 entryDanishNationality1 entryDutchNationality6 entriesEnglishNationality7 entriesFinnishNationality1 entryFrenchNationality8 entriesGermanNationality20 entriesGerman-BritishNationality1 entryGreekNationality1 entryHungarianNationality1 entryIndianNationality3 entriesIrishNationality2 entriesIsraeliNationality5 entriesIsraeli-AmericanNationality1 entryItalianNationality6 entriesJapaneseNationality2 entriesLithuanianNationality1 entryMexicanNationality2 entriesNew ZealandNationality1 entryNew ZealanderNationality1 entryNicaraguanNationality1 entryNigerianNationality2 entriesNorwegianNationality2 entriesPolishNationality4 entriesPolish-AmericanNationality1 entryRomanianNationality1 entryRussianNationality4 entriesScottishNationality3 entriesScottish-AmericanNationality1 entrySouth AfricanNationality2 entriesSouth African-BritishNationality1 entrySouth KoreanNationality1 entrySpanishNationality2 entriesSwedishNationality5 entriesSwedish AmericanNationality1 entrySwissNationality3 entriesTaiwaneseNationality3 entriesConnectionsShowing the first 400 of 414 connections.Comments (0)No comments yet. Be the first to share a thought.Sign in to join the discussion.Reader Challenges (0)No disputes yet. Spotted an error or a better source? Open the first one.Sign in to dispute this or suggest a correction.