Civil War, Terrorism and Gangs: The System of Sociology and Social Dynamics
By Dr. Raddai Raikhlin (translated from Russian). Society and individuals are described in terms of their social cohesion and integration.
Changing Perceptions of the Etiology of Crime: The Relationship Between Abuse and Female Criminality
Examines the relationship between female criminality and the experience of abuse via a surveyof 557 female inmates at two correctional centers in Oklahoma.
A Profile of Murderer Escapees
35 murderers who had escaped from the legal custody of the between the period 1990 to 1995 were compared with 100 murderers who did not escape during the same period. Emeritus Prof. Harjit S. Sandhu, Oklahoma State University.
Judicial Attitudes on Feminist Ideas and Female Felons: the Impact on Female Crime Patterns
Questionnaires about judicial attitudes toward feminism and toward female were administered to 234 of the 243 Oklahoma judges. Mixed evidence for bias was found. By Dr. Charles O. Ochie Sr. and Dr. Tayoba T. Ngenge.
Civil War, Terrorism and Gangs. Social Dynamics
The work deals with the social and psychological causes of terrorism and banditism and of civil wars. Emphasis is placed on the role of the leader. The work is intended for sociologist, psychologist, criminologist, politicians, etc.
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