Study the "FAMILY TREE" , Richard Louis Dugdale, Sir Jonathan Edwards, Henry Goddard, Michael Ruther , Considered as one of the greatest thingkers of the Age of Enlightenment, Cesare Beccaria, Cesare Lombroso, In 1889, used the term criminology in French "criminologie" , Raffaele Garofalo, Paul Topinard, Founder of Modern Utilitarianism called "Utilitarian Hedonism" , Jeremy Bentham, Enrico Ferri, Father and founder of Neo-Classical School , Gabriel Marx, Gabriel Tarde, In 1885, an Italian Law Professor coined the term "criminologia" , Raffaele Garofalo, Edwin Sutherland , An American sociologist who in 1877 conducted a study of the JUKES FAMILY , Richard Louis Dugdale, Sir Jonathan Edwards, Book Title: "The Kallikalik Family: A Study in Heredity of Febble-Mindedness" , Henry Edwards Collins , Henry Herbert Goddard, A noted American criminologist, in his book, PRINCIPLE OF CRIMINOLOGY published 1939 in the USA. , Edwin Sutherland , Raffaele Garofalo, Father of Classical Criminology , Cesare Beccaria, Jeremy Bentham, Father of Modern Criminal Law, Father of Criminal Justice , Cesare Beccaria, Cesare Lombroso, Father of Modern Criminology and Founder of the Italian School of Positivist Criminology , Enrico Ferri, Cesare Lombroso, He rejected the doctrine of free will and advocated for punishments that fit the danger possessed by the criminal to society. , Emile Durkheim, Raffaele Garofalo, a french sociologist who advocated the theory of anomie , Emile Durkheim, Robert Park, "Human Ecology Theory" - an american sociologist who is considered to be one of the most influential figures in the early U. S. sociology, Sigmund Freud, Robert E. Park, german psychiatrist who search the human constitution and established typology. "KRETSCHMER SYNDROME" , Ernst Kretschmer, William Herbert Sheldon, Founder of Phychoanalysis and divided the human personality into ID, EGO, SUPER EGO, Sigmund Freud, Edwin Sutherland , "Somatatyping Theory" , Walter Reckless, William Herbert Sheldon, -juvenile delinquency commonly arises from a breakdown in a moral and social forces that otherwise contain deviant behavior. "Containment Theory" , Walter Reckless, Karl Marx, Dean of Modern Criminology and Differential Association Theory , Charles Darwin, Edwin Sutherland , german philosopher focuses on the struggle between capitalist and the working class "The Communist Manifesto" "Capitalist and Communism" , Albert Cohen, Karl Marx, Founding Father of Modern Sociology and "Strain Theory" , Gresham Sykes, Robert King Merton, "Subcultural Theory of Delinquent Urban Gangs" , Albert K. Cohen, Albert K. Conan, "Neutralization Theory or Drift Theory" , Emile Durkheim, Gresham Sykes, deviant labeling satisfies that function and satisfy society need to control behavior, Thomas Scheff, Emile Durkheim, "Being Mentally ill: A Sociological Theory" , Thomas Scheff, Ohlin Lloyd, "Mid, Self, and Society" , George Herbert, Richard Cloward, Father of Sociology and Positivism, Michael Rutter , Auguste Comte, First person to be appointed professor of child psychiatry in the united kingdom "Maternal Attachment Theory" , Michael Rutter, Hans Eysenck, "Attachment Theory" , John Bowlby, Charles Darwin, "Personality Theory" He identified 2 traits: extroversion-introversion and stability-instability, Charles Goring, Hans Eysenck, significant physical or mental abnormalities among criminal classes that set them apart from ordinary as suggested by Lombroso, Charles Goring, John Bowlby, He considered imitation conscious and unconscious as a fundamental intrapersonal trait, Gabriel Tarde, Gabrielle Matsing, introduced the Statistical Methods to Social Sciences, David Matza, Adolphe Quetelet, The Colonizer and the Colonized, Mami Mommo, Albert Memmi, "Differential Opportunity Theory" - availability of illegitimate opportunity structures in their neighborhood, Richard Cloward and Llotd Ohlin, Helbert Berg and Thomas, Emile Durkheim, Richard Cloward , He first introduced the idea of "Tagging" which found out that a negative tag or label often contributed to further involvement, Frank Tannenbaum, Howard Becker, "Instrumental Theory" - upper classes create laws that protect their interest. , Richard Quinney, Auguste Comte, On the Origin of Species and "Theory of Evolution" , Gabriel Tarde, Charles Darwin, deviance is simply a social construction used to persuade the public to fear and criminalize certain groups. , Erving Goffman, Howard Becker.

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