CRJ4093 — Criminological Theory and Behavior
An advanced examination of original and annotated works of criminological theory primarily from sociological frameworks. Theories of causation, prevention, control, and treatment are examined. Prerequisites: SOC 1013 Introduction to Sociology or CRJ 2123 Introduction to Criminology. CRJ 4403 Social Movement and Change. An examination of the nature of social movements, particularly in light of the nature of protest and potential for violence. Activism is constantly going on in our world. Globalization, as well as advancing communication technologies have played a role in worldwide participation in social movements. This study will examine a variety of local, national, and international movements. It examines the characteristics of social movement and protest as forms of collective action, major social trends in terms of dynamic effect on society and centers on theoretical frameworks for understanding the causes, types, and life cycle of social movements. Prerequisites: 9 hours of sociology or criminal justice or a combination of sociology and criminal justice.