Karen HeimerThe University of IowaSpringer New YorkDeCoster, Stacy, and Karen Heimer. 2014. Gendering traditional theories of crime. In Encyclopedia of Criminology and Criminal Justice, vol. 4, eds. Gerben Bruinsma and David Weisburd. New York: Springer Reference....
crime theories we now have, we are able to look beyond much more than just the criminal. We all know that people may commit a crime for a number of reasons. Some times it’s because of poverty, starvation, drug addiction, the in ability to receive education, and many other factors ...
Those cultures that observe traditional, ritual displays of social support to the new mother seem largely “immune” from PPD (Kelly, 1967;Kruckmanet al., 1983;Upreti, 1979). Among the Nigerian Ibibio, for instance, women are placed in a “fattening room” after giving birth, while others ...
Traditionally IB research has focused primarily on the flow of tangible products, services, transactions, and operations of large and small firms across physical and national borders (e.g., Brouthers et al.,2016; Brouthers et al.,2022; Nambisan et al.,2019). Influenced by economic theories, ...
TCM's understanding of the human body has formed two fundamental theories: Zang-Fu Organs and Meridians. Yin-Yang is the theoretical model for meridian theory, while the Five Elements is the theoretical model for Zang-Fu Organ theory. Yin-Yang theory explains the essence of the world spatially...
Such factors may be relevant to physical attributes such as design complexity, building uses and presence of third places, presence of seating places, and presence of public art, as well as perceived attributes such as the link to history, safety and fear of crime, inclusiveness or exclusiveness...
Appendix A: Physiological Effects of Acupuncture Attention through research has been focused upon the following modern theories to explore acupuncture’s effects upon the body: · Stimulation of the hypothalamus and pituitary gland · Change in secretion of neurotransmitters and neurohormones ...
Paradoxically, the old man finds solutions despite its simplicity was compatible with its needs and with distinctive climatic conditions in his area while a lot of theories and modern designs failed to achieve harmony with the natural environment. There often were not as a result of the gradual ...
Early applications of criminological theory to cybercrime discuss the digital context in which these crimes take place and the extent to which this challenges important components of traditional criminological theories, mainly focusing on the spatio- temporal components of Routine Activity Theory (e.g.,...
Using survey data of 494 college students from two universities in China, this study explores the effects of traditional culture (filial piety, parental at