List of criminologists

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Criminology

Main Theories

* Conflict theory
* Criminalization
* Differential association
* Integrative criminology
* Rational choice theory
* Structural functionalism
* Subcultural theory
* Symbolic interactionism
* Victimisation

Methods

* Comparative
* Crime statistics
* Clearance rate
* Cold case
* Correlates
* Dark figure
* Dog whistle
* Fear of crime
* Women's
* Under-reporting
* Unsolved deaths
* Profiling
* Ethnography
* Uniform Crime Reports
* Crime harm index
* Crime mapping
* Positivist school
* Qualitative
* Quantitative
* BJS
* NIBRS
* Recidivism

Subfields and other major theories

* American
* Anthropological
* Biosocial criminology
* Conflict
* Criminology
* Critical
* Culture
* Cyber
* Demography
* Development
* Environmental
* Experimental
* Organizational
* Political
* Psychology
* Public
* Radical criminology

Browse

* Bibliography
* Index
* Journals
* Organizations
* People

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This is a list of notable social scientists that work in the field of criminology and criminal justice. Although some government agencies hire individuals with the title "Criminologist", a criminologist has a Ph.D. in Criminology or Criminal Justice. Since Criminology is an interdisciplinary field, individuals with a doctorate in economics, history, political science, philosophy, and sociology, but who publish scholarly articles and books in the field of criminology and criminal justice, are also considered criminologists. Although forensic scientists may have an understanding of criminology and criminal justice, they are not criminologists.

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* Abgrall, J.M
* Mimi Ajzenstadt (born 1956), Israeli criminologist; President of the Open University of Israel
* Athens, L

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* Baldry, A.C.
* Beccaria, C
* Becker, G
* Becker, H.S
* Bentham, J
* Beto, G.
* Blumstein, A
* Body-Gendrot, S
* Braithwaite, J
* Brown, L.P
* Burgess, E

## C

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* Clinard, Marshall B.
* Cloward, R
* Cohen, A.K
* Cohen, S

## D

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* Durkheim, E
* Duwe, G
* Densley, J

## E

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* Eysenck, H

## F

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* Ferri, E
* Fox, J.A

## H

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* Hemenway, D
* Husserl, E
* Heinrich, Edward O.
* Hirschi, Travis

## J

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* Jesse, F.T
* Karuppannan Jaishankar

## K

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* Kates, D
* Kelling, G.L
* Kleck, G

## L

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* Lacassagne, A
* Latimer, C
* Levin, J
* Locard, E
* Lombroso, C
* Lott, J

## M

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* Mazerolle, P
* McGill, Frances G.
* Merton, R.K

## N

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* Newburn, T

## O

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* Ohlin, L

## P

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* Park, R.E
* Persson, L.G.W

## Q

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* Quetelet, A

## R

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* Reiss, A
* Ross, J.I.

## S

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* Semerari, A
* Sherman, L.W
* Sutherland, E
* Sutton, M

## T

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* Taylor, I

## V

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* Valle, I.L
* Veringa, G

## W

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* Wembi, S
* Wilson, D
* Wilson, J.Q
* Wilson, W.J
* Wootton, B

## Y

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* Young, J

## See also

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* List of sociologists

## References

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