Illustration of crime as an individual phenomenon, depicting a lone figure in a shadowy alley.

Crime as an Individual Phenomenon

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Crime as an Individual Phenomenon is often perceived as a social construct shaped by environmental, cultural, and economic factors. However, another significant perspective considers crime as an individual phenomenon, emphasizing personal choices, psychological conditions, and biological predispositions. Understanding crime through this lens allows us to explore the motivations, mental states, and personal circumstances that drive…

Illustration of crime as an individual and collective phenomenon.

Crime as an Individual Phenomenon vs. Criminality as a Collective Issue

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Crime and criminality have been studied extensively in criminology, with scholars seeking to understand the factors that contribute to unlawful behaviors. While crime is often seen as an individual act, criminality as a broader concept can be viewed as a collective phenomenon shaped by societal, economic, and cultural factors. This article examines the distinction between…