A Resurgence of Some of the Ideas of Classical Criminology

question 58

Multiple Choice

A resurgence of some of the ideas of classical criminology occurred in the late twentieth century.This more recent conservative school of thought is referred to as:

• A) new age criminology.
• B) rigid criminology.
• C) positivist criminology.
• D) neoclassical criminology.
• E) resurgent criminology.

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