S02 E01 — Criminological Theory: Crime and Modernity (Roger Hopkins Burke)
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S02 E01 — Criminological Theory: Crime and Modernity (Roger Hopkins Burke)
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Welcome to Season 2 of CSS Breakdown: Book by Book. This season, we’re exploring the influential work‘An Introduction to Criminological Theory’ by Roger Hopkins Burke. In Episode 1, we begin with Chapter 1 — ‘Criminological Theory: Crime and Modernity.’ Let’s dive into the roots of modern criminology and how crime has been theorized across different models and eras.
In this first episode of Season 2, we begin our journey through An Introduction to Criminological Theory by Roger Hopkins Burke. Chapter 1 lays the groundwork for understanding how crime is defined and theorized in the context of modernity.
We explore the book’s three central models of criminal behavior:
🔹 The Rational Actor
🔹 The Predestined Actor
🔹 The Victimized Actor
The episode also reflects on how these models emerged in response to historical shifts—from Enlightenment thinking to sociological positivism—and how contemporary criminology now includes overlooked areas like corporate crime and social exclusion.
Tune in to build a strong theoretical foundation for your CSS preparation, academic learning, or personal understanding of crime and justice in today’s world.
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