01119     2200241   4500001002100000005001500021035002000036008004100056020000900097041000800106082000800114084001400122100002000136245009400156250001100250260003300261300003400294500001900328520046400347650001600811990002500827990002500852INLIS00000000000590520221110045425  a0010-0520005905221110                |          | eng    a2042  aeng  a364  a364 HAG i0 aHagan, Frank E.1 aIntroduction To Criminology :bTheories, Methods, and Criminal Behavior /cFrank E. Hagan  aCet. 3  aChicago :bNelsonHall,c1989  aXVI, 523 hlm.; 24 cm ;c24 cm  aIndeks : Index  aThis text was written to serve the needs of Instructors in introductory criminology who wish to avoid the overly legalistic and crime control orientation of many recent basic criminology textbooks. While a familiarity with the legal and criminal justice systems is important in the basic course, many works have so emphasized these elements that they have given short shrift to the vital core of criminological inquiry : theory, method, and criminal behavior. 4aKriminologi  a01580/MKRI-P/II-2005  a01580/MKRI-P/II-2005