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External Factors in Criminology: Geographical and Social Influences

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Criminology, the study of crime and criminal behavior, often examines various factors that influence criminal activities. Among these, external factors such as geographical and social conditions play a significant role in shaping crime patterns and tendencies. Understanding these external influences helps criminologists and law enforcement agencies design effective strategies to prevent and address crime. This…