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Cross-Cultural Comparative Criminology: International Perspectives

Chapter 14 explores the comparative method in criminology, studying crime and crime control across cultures and nations. Learn from diverse cultural conditions, foreign law, criminal justice systems, and collect data for better understanding of global crime issues.

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Cross-Cultural Comparative Criminology: International Perspectives

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  1. INTERNATIONAL & CORPORATE CRIMINOLOGY CHAPTER 14

  2. COMPARATIVE CRIMINOLOGY • CROSS-CULTURAL OR CROSS-NATIONAL STUDY OF CRIME AND CRIME CONTROL APPLYING THE COMPARATIVE METHOD IN THE SCEINCE OF CRIMINOLOGY

  3. GOALS • LEARN MORE ABOUT CRIME IF WE TEST OUR THEORIES UNDER DIVERSE CULTURAL CONDITIONS • TRYING TO DISCOVER WHAT WE CAN LEARN FROM EXPERIENCE OF OTHER NATIONS • BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF CAUSE AND SUCCESSFUL MEANS OF CONTROL

  4. PREPARATORY WORK • STUDY FOREIGN LAW • UNDERSTAND FOREIGN CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEMS • LEARN ABOUT FOREIGN CULTURE • COLLECT DATA

  5. PRACTICAL GOALS • LEARNING FROM OTHERS’ EXPERIENCES • DEVELOPING INTERNATIONAL STRATEGIES – INTERNATIONALLY INDUCED LOCAL CRIME PROBLEMS, TRANSITIONAL CRIMES (MONEY LAUNDERING, TERRORIST ACTIVITIES. ART THEFT, INTELLECTUAL THEFT, ARMS TRAFFICING, HIJACKINGS, PIRACY, ETC.) • INTERNATIONAL CRIMES – INTERNATIONAL CRIME COURT 2002

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