Criminology: A Very Short Introduction | Tim Newburn | Talks at Google
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Tim Newburn is the Professor of Criminology and Social Policy at LSE and author of Criminology: A Very Short Introduction. In this talk, he gives an overview of his book and an introduction to the study of criminology. In particular, he looks at how we define and measure crime, and considers some of the potential reasons behind the apparent fall in crime since the 1990s.
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Very interesting talks, I've looking for long videos regarding criminology to kind of getting me started, since I'm going to apply for Criminology next year, and this helped alot!
Reading his text book and watching him on RUclips - the politics of crime and its control 🙂
Hello can you send me his book?
Your books really helped me on my undergrad and postgraduate criminology degrees. Thank you!
hey ive just started criminology would appreciate some tips! especially on what stuff i should be reading.
I don't think we have that. What uni do you go lol? I go derby cause it says online that it's 4th for Crim. My other option was UOB but they were 12th I think
@Rae Jae yeh we have a digital library online. does advanced search stuff if thats what you mean and Yep degree.
I would like to hear more about the motivated guardian aspect of the deterrents of crime
Thank you Tim, this is very helpful for my assignment..
if someone has this book in pdf, then please share the link or suggest where to download it.thanks
You can look on pdfdrive they have a lot of books on there
So glad I found this. Very interesting!
So enlightening… Thank you for posting this video 🙏
Crime is a very subjective concept. This is because laws are different from country to country and these same laws change over time.
you sound like a criminal
blabla62871 you sound like an introvert
DJ_BEANZz You sound like you an extrovert.
Team introvert.
Only teologic law dont change,because their came from God,human lawd arent law but rules for a fue time.
Not all crimes are subjective. Like murder, rape, fraud etc
Thank you, It was amazing lecture.....
I began forensic psychology [masters degree] but the crocs forced me to give up...still I will know the lies when I hear them..
Is crime really falling though? Or just becoming more and more complex?
I would say it would be a bit of both. The society we live and set rules or laws in is rapidly changing so what we define as a crime and punishable is becoming more complex. It could also be that what used to be defined crime is being prevented due to awareness and precautions adapted by people. So the original crime are pretty much solved i.e laws are set for it ,(such as assualt , theft, homicide, kidnapping)but the rise of the new functioning society lead to new crimes that the orginal laws, rules or values can't solve. So crimes haven't really reduced but have manifested differently with the new era.( such as abortion issues, child Custody and such .... )
Though I could be wrong as I do not have profound knowledge on this area.
Very enjoyed this session! Looking forward reading your book Mr Tim! Thank you.
Mr. Newburn*
I just bought the book
This video is of interest to me, because I have criminals in my community. Some jerk stole my computer and cell phone.
Did you get it back? Lol
Thank you forgiving up some of your working day
Reading his text book at the moment
Super
Hi
Can you send it to me
.thank you
Am Samson Johnson criminology students in national open university Nigeria I respect ur teaching Mr Tim Newburn .
Wow. Great job, I'm looking up to taking this course after my first degree
Why am I a teen and really interested in watching lectures
i guess some people are smart
intp?
There are others
@@sharath165 lol entp
Please are his books on PDF formate? I will need them pls
What about drug related crimes? Is it on rise?
anyone else love criminal minds? and now wanna be a criminal profiler
Yess.. after 15 seasons I’ve never been this determined about what I want to do with my life
@@thaliadiaz8972 Hey! I know netflix only has 12 seasons but where can I find the rest of them?
@@yariannasolange3731 i think its on hulu and paramount
@@silvia7058 thank you!
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How can I get more teaching from you sir???
Sir IAM passed L.L.M in criminology and also interested persue to PhD in cirminology
Short? It’s a whole ass hour ☠️☠️
criminology is a very large thing to learn about lmaoo so even if its only an hour, its very short compared to what he couldve done💀💀
I want this text book
Think some people commenting need to use their process of criminological inquiry to unlock their criminological imagination :)
trying best to find your this book of criminology in pdf from... Respect form Pakistan
Crime is very complex. Too damn complex for categorization and classification.
I wish to be a criminologist online.Please Google, help me.
Why do people criminal?
Someone told them to follow their passion
Genetic, psychopath, sociopath,poor people, necessity
engrish
jennie kim lol blink?
Expensive book, hehehe
well this 4 years old lecture didn't age well. In the past 3 years the US has widely enacted the soft on crime policies based on these ideas that incarceration and policing don't reduce crime, and what do you know, crime is back on the rise. This unfortunately is what happens when one studies crime from one's comfort of a ivory tower.
hyndai and kia are still easy to steal
Oral sex is still a crime.
Is criminology a science
Yes
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nope. crime is that behaviour or lack of behaviour which results in harm to another.
Some crime causes harm to others, but there are many crimes, depending on country/State , that hurt or harm no one. Jay walking is one example.
I'm surprised this man has a neck at all!
Bruh
What do you mean?
He should keep his hands away from his nose. Very distracting.
3:40 😵3 minutes into the talk my eyes are getting heavy.. for the life of me, is there anyone alive that can make this subject come ‘alive’ / interesting? Now I know why I love medical science 🧫 🧪 🧬 and spent most of my life dedicated to it; still the ‘curiosity’ does not leave me. Maybe 🤔 the focus takes too long.. “what is criminology “ almost 10 min later.