Overview
Global perspectives on crime highlight the importance of understanding how crime is perceived and addressed in various cultures. Different societies have unique legal frameworks, cultural norms, and social structures that influence crime rates and responses. By studying these perspectives, we can de...
Key Terms
Example: Theft is considered a crime.
Example: In some cultures, public shaming is a norm for punishing crime.
Example: Victim-offender mediation is a form of restorative justice.
Example: The United States follows a common law system.
Example: Many European countries use civil law systems.
Example: Social justice movements advocate for fair treatment of marginalized groups.
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Key Concepts
Cultural differencesCrime statisticsLegal systemsSocial justice