Positive School of Criminology

Explore the groundbreaking theories of criminal anthropology with "The Positive School of Criminology" by Enrico Ferri. This meticulously prepared print edition presents Ferri's influential lectures delivered at the University of Naples in 1901. A key figure in the positive school of criminology, Ferri delves into the biological and sociological factors contributing to crime, offering a compelling counterpoint to classical penology.

This volume provides invaluable insight into the history of criminology and criminal justice. Ferri's work challenges conventional understandings of crime and punishment, laying the foundation for modern criminology. Discover the core tenets of criminal anthropology and the lasting impact of Ferri's ideas on the study of crime. A must-read for anyone interested in the social sciences, penology, and the evolution of criminal law.

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