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| Classical and rational choice theories | |
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| Free will and determinism? : reading Beccaria's Of crimes and punishments (1764) as a text of enlightenment | |
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| The rational choice perspective | |
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| Biological and biosocial theories | |
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| Cesare Lombroso and the origins of criminology : rethinking criminological tradition | |
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| Integrating findings from neurobiology into criminological thought : issues, solutions, and implications | |
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| Psychological theories | |
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| Forty years of the Yochelson/Samenow work : a perspective | |
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| Contributions of community psychology to criminal justice : prevention research and intervention | |
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| Social learning and neutralization theory | |
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| Social learning theory : correcting misconceptions | |
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| Techniques of neutralization | |
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| Social control theories | |
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| Social control and self-control theory | |
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| Social control theory and direct parental controls | |
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| Social ecology and subcultural theories | |
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| Social ecology and collective efficacy theory | |
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| Gangs as social actors | |
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| Anomie and strain theories | |
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| General strain theory | |
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| The origins, nature, and prospects of institutional-anomie theory | |
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| Global anomie theory and crime | |
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| Conflict and radical theories | |
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| Criminology and conflict theory | |
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| The new radical criminology and the same old criticisms | |
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| Feminist and gender theories | |
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| Feminist thinking about crime | |
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| Masculinities and theoretical criminology | |
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| Postmodernism and critical cultural theory | |
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| Postmodern theory and criminology | |
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| Edgework : negotiating boundaries | |
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| Cultural criminology | |
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| Anarchism, peacemaking, and restorative justice | |
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| Needs-based anarchist criminology | |
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| Peacemaking | |
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| Reintegrative shaming | |
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| Left realist theories | |
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| Inequality, community, and crime | |
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| Left realist theory | |
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| Integrated theories and pause for reflection | |
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| The integrated systems theory of antisocial behavior | |
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| Applying integrated theory : a reciprocal theory of violence and nonviolence | |
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| Criminologist as witness | |
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