St. Paul / River / Boston / Montclair / New York / Paris / Milan / Chicago / Durham / /
Company
James Messerschmidt 2000 Westview Press / Duke University Press / Polity Press / Prentice-Hall / Cambridge University Press / Sutherland / Westview Press / Oxford University Press / Siegel / Westport / Edwin H. Company / Larry J. Company / Dryden Press / West Publishing / /
Continent
Asia / Europe / /
Country
Deutschland / Italy / United States / /
Facility
John Jay College of Criminal Justice / University of Chicago Press / University of California Press / Prentice Hall / College of Criminal Justice / /
Organization
Cambridge University / College of Criminal Justice / Northeastern University / John Jay College of Criminal Justice / Duke University / University of Chicago Press / New Horizons / Oxford University / University of California Press / /
Person
Cesare Lombroso / Henry P. Lombroso / Valerio Castronovo / Mark M. Lanier / William Ferrero / Vold / Richard F. Wetzell / Michael Rutter / Ellis / Guglielmo Ferrero / Sue Titus / Harry Elmer / Elio Sellino / Avshalom Caspi / Stuart Henry / Rolf Winau / Heinz MullerDeitz / Nicole Rafter / Nicole Hahn Rafter / Mark Lanier / Mary Gibson / Patterson Smith / Phil A. Silva / Thomas J. Bernard / Gina Lombroso-Ferrero / Henry P. Horton / Cesare Forthcoming / Anthony Walsh / Samuel Koenig / Cesare Lombroo / Thomas Kuhn / Robert E. Clark / Peter Wetzell / /
Position
Translator / researcher / anonymous translator / historian / physician / psychiatrist / and prolific author / /
Cesare Lombroso and the origins of criminology: Rethinking criminological tradition1 Cesare Lombroso[removed]is widely recognized as one of the first people to bring