Crime theory and its epistemic foundations
Abstract
Violence and crime represent a significant challenge in the contemporary global paradigm. Crime statistics reveal that criminal behavior seems to be prevalent primarily among adolescents and young adults. A valid concern is that a pattern of recidivism or recidivism is very complicated because little is known about the circumstances associated with juvenile recidivism and both the recidivist and correctional institutions are unable to deal with them, as they have no control over the various socioeconomic circumstances. that may affect the minor offender outside the penitentiary. Starting from a global conception of the epistemology of crime, this review compiles various perspectives regarding various theories of crime and their epistemic foundations.
Keywords: Epistemology of crime, Foundations of crime, Theory of crime.
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