Highly interactive lectures supported by multimedia resources.
Contents
• Sociology of deviance and key theoretical approaches to crime. • Gender-based violence: structural and cultural causes, relational dynamics, and intervention strategies. • International crimes, including genocide and serious human rights violations, with a focus on the causes and dynamics of collective violence. • Paradigms of justice—retributive, restorative, and transformative—with a focus on criminal justice and imprisonment. • Analysis of security policies, crime trends and data, fear of crime, and prevention strategies.
