Explain the six interrelated movements that lead to the development of convict criminology. In your opinion, has the current social context resulted in an increased or decreased prominence of convict criminology? Why?
What will be an ideal response?
Theoretical developments in criminology, writings in victimology and constitutive criminology, the failure of the prisoners’ rights movement, the authenticity of insider perspectives, and the growing importance of ethnography.
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