Theory Integration Criminology

Abstract Why do many criminologists consider theory integration important for the future of criminology? Criminologist considers theory integration important for the future of criminology because theories of crime and punishment have thrived in their diversity. Gradually criminologists have implemented perceptions that are no longer punished in traditional versus “positivist standpoints of human nature and social interaction. Certain integrative theories as a result emphasis on delinquency and delinquent activity, while others emphasize on punishment and crime control, in which others still emphasize on crime, justice, and social control. Furthermore, certain integrative theories are formalistic and entail of propositional accounts stopping from two or more concepts typically within the same self-control other
There is a mixture of beliefs, environment, education, parental ties, and peer associations that benefit in deciding if any is to develop a criminal or not. Irrespective of who or what the concept goals, in the present’s society, each concept embrace some standards in measuring crime, and some concepts embrace great standard in the clarification of crime and the tendency to becoming criminal. A possible addition of two or more concepts could assist in explaining some methods of crime or absence of. The concepts emphasis on the person’s childhood and in order to determine what the individuals actually learn from their future behaviors and why it happened. While one concept might emphasis on the criminal and why they commit crime, another concept may emphasis on the setting as a motive for an individual’s need to commit crimes. On the other hand, it has been presented earlier; there is no one concept but additions of concepts that urge criminal justice research in its clarification of crime and