International Journal of Criminology and Sociology

Articles

• Criminal Law and Neuroscience: Theory and Practice in the Italian Perspective

  Ciro Grandi

  1-10

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• Inmates in the Role of the "Wounded Healer": The Virtuous of Peer-to-Peer Programs in Prison

  Ety Elisha

  11-14

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• Risk Factors of Substance abuse among University Students: An Exploratory Study

  Hlengiwe P. Gasa, Sazelo Mkhize, Kemist Shumba, Samuel F. Cinini, Nirmala D. Gopal

  15-27

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• Understanding the Decision-Making Process of Women to Engage in Cohabiting Relationships

  Nathaniel Phuti Kgadima, Goitseone Emelda Leburu

  28-36

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• The Inherent Limitations of Gender-Based Violence to the Exclusion of LGBTIQ: A Guide for Social Workers

  Goitseone Emelda Leburu, Nathaniel Phuti Kgadima, Kgashane Johannes Malesa

  37-47

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• Bystander Attitudes to Hearing Family Violence: An Australian Survey

  Elspeth McInnes

  48-54

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• Experiencing Relative Deprivation as True Crime: Applying Cultural Criminology to the Qanon Superconspiracy Theory

  Deirdre Caputo-Levine, Jacob Harris

  55-63

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• The Politics of Exploitation and Oppression, British Colonization, and Chinese Involvement in Zimbabwe

  Munhuweyi Kenneth Takudzwa

  64-72

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• The Dearth of Democracy in South Africa: ANC’s Factionalism, State Capture Inquiry, and Riots

  Munhuweyi Kenneth Takudzwa

  73-81

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• Ensuring Victims’ Participation in the Criminal Justice of Bangladesh

  Khandaker Farzana Rahman

  82-90

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• Peacebuilding Strategies in Nigeria’s Ethnic Space: Specific Focus on Conflict-Spot in Kaduna Communities

  Kazeem Oyedele Lamidi, Oluseyi Idowu Olaleye, Bisiriyu Abiodun Taleat

  91-103

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• Control Issues: Examining the Relationship between Low Self-Control and Intimate Partner Violence for both Perpetrators and Victims

  Sriram Chintakrindi, Suditi Gupta

  104-120

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• Justice-Involved Veterans & Social Work: A Resource Dependence Theory Perspective

  Bradley Schaffer

  121-129

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• Is the Time Right for a Paradigm Shift? Where we have been and where we Might be Going

  P.J. Verrecchia

  130-135

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