This weeks component: Literature Review

This section lays out the current debates and findings as articulated in the academic literature pertaining the previous research assesment "Tourism and crime in Africa" . This part of the paper is designed to introduce the reader to the state of affairs of the dominant concepts in the field, methodologies, and theories. All you will do here is develop these categories for presentation and provide an academic justification for your research question. which country is the safest for tourist in Africa; South Africa or Nigeria?

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Criminal Law/ Criminology.

Control Theory

This article discusses the theory of social control in criminology and its impact on crime prevention. It explores the factors that influence criminal behavior and compares the safety levels in Nigeria and South Africa. Based on the theory, Nigeria is determined to be the safest place for tourists in Africa.

Florida Polytechnic University

Theory in Criminology

kunst

This document provides an analysis of research methods, including qualitative and quantitative methods, and their application in a research project. It also justifies the research question and theory used in the study.

College of the Albemarle

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Hartpury University and Hartpury College

Positive Criminology

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Horry-Georgetown Technical College

Comparison of Positivist and Classical School of Criminology

Indigenous Psychology

This report emphasizes the concept of Psychological Positivism in criminology, discussing its definition, causes, and application in the present Australian criminal justice system. It also highlights the relevance and criticisms of this theory. The report concludes that despite criticisms, Psychological Positivism is still relevant in criminal theory and is regularly applied in determining guilt or innocence in various forms of crimes.

Criminal Law/ Criminology.

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Criminal Law/ Criminology.

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Theory in Criminology

Research Method Analysis

Positive Criminology

Comparison of Positivist and Classical School of Criminology

Psychological Positivism in Criminology: Definition, Causes, and Application

Cultural Criminology Power Point Presentation 2022