Short-sightedness as a unifying paradigm in crime researchResearchers have for many years tried to find answers to the question: what is the root cause of criminal behaviour? In criminology, this question has historically been approached from two different angles: a psychological one and a more sociogenic one. The first focuses on a stable individual dispositions of delinquents, the second on their environment. Prof. Jean-Louis van Gelder, who presented his inaugural lecture recently when he was appointed as Professor of Innovative Methods in Public Safety Research, tries to link these two worlds: with the principle of short-sightedness as a unifying mechanism.Read more
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Short-sightedness as a unifying paradigm in crime research
Little Hollywood in Ravelijn building
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