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课程名称：犯罪学 - 对犯罪的批判性理解 课程概述：大家好，我是托尼·塞尔，一名前执法人员。出于职业需要与个人兴趣，我研究犯罪已有多年，现在我决定与大家分享我所学到的知识。本课程提供超过 4 小时的视频内容，涵盖了每个主题，辅以统计数据和案例研究。课程通过理论和研究探讨人们为何犯罪，同时研究犯罪对受害者和社区的社会影响，并考虑社会科学家和犯罪学家如何研究和理解犯罪问题。在每个视频结束时，您还可以通过可用的测验测试您的学习进展。该课程旨在帮助您培养对犯罪的“批判性理解”。 适合人群： - 本课程适合所有学习水平，无需先前的犯罪学教育。 - 希望理解人们为何犯罪的人。 - 对犯罪话题感兴趣的记者、博客作者和播客主持人。 - 心理学和社会学学生。 学习成果： 完成本课程后，您应能够： - 提供“犯罪”的详细定义。 - 了解主要的犯罪学理论。 - 理解犯罪社会学。 - 证明有关什么是犯罪、什么不是犯罪的观点通常存在争议。 - 定义犯罪学及其学科内容。 - 理解犯罪学家的工作。 - 利用犯罪学视角，以新的方式思考犯罪和司法问题。 课程结构： 1. 课程介绍 2. 什么是犯罪和犯罪学（了解犯罪学的含义和目的） 3. 刑事系统（刑事司法系统的结构） 4. 青少年司法系统（处理青少年的主要目标） 5. 衡量犯罪（统计数据对于监测犯罪的发展至关重要） 6. 英国和美国的犯罪统计（犯罪数据统计提供者） 7. 衡量犯罪（UCR与NCVS的区别） 8. 衡量犯罪（案例研究） 9. 衡量犯罪（UCR与NIBRS） 10. 犯罪学研究方法（了解理论与方法论） 11. 犯罪和犯罪者的特征（比较犯罪率） 12. 年龄与性别犯罪差异（犯罪中的年龄与性别变异） 13. 少数民族犯罪率（少数民族的犯罪率） 14. 受害者学（受害者学包括对受害的研究） 15. 犯罪学理论（经典主义和实证主义的方法） 16. 犯罪学理论（经典主义） 17. 经典主义与实证主义的区别 18. 实证主义 - 嚴贊·隆博索的理论（实证主义对现代犯罪学的影响） 19. 埃米尔·涂尔干与失范（法国社会学家涂尔干对犯罪学的巨大影响） 20. 芝加哥学派与犯罪（社会无组织理论） 21. 犯罪类型（探索犯罪类型） 22. 连环谋杀（犯罪类型） 23. 大规模谋杀（犯罪类型） 24. 突击谋杀（犯罪类型） 25. 案件文件：弗吉尼亚理工大学大屠杀（案件文件和暴力犯罪趋势） 26. 什么是犯罪心理学？（理解和预测犯罪行为） 27. 罪犯的心理特征（描绘罪犯的特征） 28. 心理特征分析的应用（刑事司法领域的应用） 29. 白领犯罪（金融性质的犯罪） 30. 什么是网络犯罪？（网络犯罪，新的犯罪活动形式） 31. 组织犯罪（组织犯罪概述） 32. 犯罪组织 - 黑手党 33. 违法摩托车帮和监狱帮派 34. 城市街头帮派和城市暴力 那么，你还在等什么？现在就订阅并开始学习吧！
Hi, I'm Tony Sale, a former law-enforcement officer. For professional reasons and passion, I've been studying crime for many years. Now, I decided to share with you what I've learned.This criminology course provides more than 4 hours of video, every topic is covered with videos, statistics, case studies. The course uses theory, research, to determine why people commit crimes. It also explores the social impact of crimes on victims and communities and goes on to consider how social scientists and criminologists, study and seek to understand problems of crime. At the end of each video, you may test your learning advancement with the available quiz.The course invites you to develop what can be called your "critical understanding of crime".Who is this course for:The course is designed for all study levelsNo prior criminological education is requiredIf you want to understand why people commit a crimeCrime obsessed people Journalists, bloggers, and podcasters who cover real crime topicsPsychology, and sociology students After studying this course, you should be able to:Provide a detailed definition of 'crime'Know the main criminological theoriesUnderstand the Sociology of CrimeDemonstrate that ideas about what a crime is and what it is not are often contestedProvide a definition of what criminology is and the subject matter it pertains toUnderstand what criminologists ‘do'Develop and use criminological imagination to think about problems of crime and justice in new ways, going beyond everyday understandings.Structure of the course:Intro to the courseWhat are crime and criminology (You'll learn the meaning and the purpose of criminology)The Criminal System (The Structure of Criminal Justice System)The Juvenile Judicial System (The primary objective of processing juveniles)Measuring Crime (Stats are important to monitor crime across time)Crime Statistics in UK e the USA (Crime Data Statistics Providers)Measuring Crime (Differences between UCR and NCVS)Measuring Crime (Case Study)Measuring Crime (UCR and NIBRS)Research Methods in Criminology (You'll learn about Theory and Methodology)Characteristic of Crime and Criminals (Comparing crime rates)Age And Gender Crime Differences (Variations in Age and Gender in Crimes)Minorities Rates Crimes (The Crime rate among minorities)What is Victimology (Victimology includes the study of victimization)Theories of Criminology (Classicism and Positivism approaches)Theories of Criminology (Classicism)Classicism vs. Positivism (The differences between Classicism and Positivism)Positivism - Lombroso's Theories (Influence of Positivism in modern criminology)Emile Durkheim and the Anomie (French sociologist Durkheim had a great influence on criminology)The Chicago School and Crime (The Social Disorganization Theory)Crime Typologies (Esploring Crime Typologies)Crime Typologies (Serial Murder)Crime Typologies (Mass Murder)Crime Typologies (Spree Murder)Case File: The Virginia Tech Massacre (Casefile and Violent Crime Trends)What is Criminal Psychology? (How to understand and predict criminal behavior)Psychological Profiles of Offenders ( Description of the characteristics of an offender)Applications of Psychological Profiling (Applications in the field of criminal justice)White Collar Crimes (When the crime is financial in nature)What is Cybercrime? (Cybercrime, a new form of criminal activity)Organized Crime (An overview of Organized Crime)Crime organizations - The MafiaOutlaw Motorcycle and Prison GangsUrban Street Gangs and Urban ViolenceSo, what are you waiting for? Subscribe now and start learning
