Anomie/Strain
	Biological Theory of Crime
	Biology, Behavior, and Criminal Law
	Biosocial trait theory
	Bureau of Justice Assistance
	Conflict Theory
	Choice Theory
	Conflict theories
	Crime and Deviance - Excellent site with many theories and theorists
	Crime Library - Excellent site featuring various crimes and an in-depth analysis on some of the criminals.
	Crime Magazine - An online periodical about past and recent crimes
	Crime Theory.Com - Great site dealing with criminological theories. Includes a link of the month.
	The Crime Times - Research reviews and information on biological causes of violent, criminal, and psychopathic behavior
	Criminal Behavior Profiling
	Dead Sociologists Index - Several sociologists, including criminologists, are listed here
	Differential Association Theory - Developed by Edwin Sutherland
	Disorder and Systematic Social Observation
	Domestic Violence Statistics
	Drugs and Crime - Links to community efforts and prevention, corrections, courts, drug testing, drug treatment, drug use indicators, enforcement, policy and law
	The Durkheim Pages - Information about the works of Emile Durkheim
	Feminist Theory
	General Strain Theory - Developed by Robert Agnew
	Jeremy Bentham Project - A site about the influential jurist, philosopher, and social scientist
	Journal of Criminal Justice and Popular Culture - from the University of New York at Albany
	Journals in Criminology
	Labeling Theory
	Latent trait theory
	Learning Theories
	Life course theory
	Marx and Engels Internet library - Complete works and biographies of the founders of Conflict theory
	Methodology
	Multifactor Theory
	National Criminal Justice Reference Service
	The National Gang Center
	National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA)
	Neighborhood Effects and Social Processes
	North Carolina Governor's Crime Commission
	Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention
	Office for Victims of Crime
	Organized Crime
	Positivist Theory
	Post-Modern Theories of Crime
	Psychological Theory of Crime
	Race, Crime, and Urban Inequality
	Rational Choice and Deterrence Theory
	Social Control
	Social Disorganization Theory
	Social Learning Theories
	Social Structure theory
	Sociological Theories and Perspectives
	Structural Strain Theories
	Subculture Theories of Deviance
	Uniform Crime Reports
	Western Criminology Review
	White Collar Crime

 

	Freda Adler - Known for developing the liberation theory of female criminality
	Robert Agnew - Developed General Strain Theory
	Ronald Akers - Social learning theorist
	Elijah Anderson - Developed the "code of the streets" theory
	Albert Bandura - Social learning theorist
	Cesare Beccaria - Known as the father of criminology, and wrote the essay, "On Crimes and Punishment"
	Howard Becker - Developed Social Reaction theory, better known as labeling theory
	Jeremy Bentham - A philosopher from the Classical School of Criminology
	William Chambliss - Conflict Theorist
	Ronald V. Clarke - Rational Choice theorist
	Richard Cloward - Revised Merton's theory of anomie
	Albert Cohen - Published Delinquent Boys: The Culture of the Gangs
	R.L. Dugdale - Conducted studies on heredity, especially on the Jukes family
	Michel Foucault - Conflict Theorist
	John Hagan - Developed Power-Control Theory and published Structural Criminology
	Travis Hirschi - Developed Social Control Theory and wrote the book General Theory of Crime with Michael Gottfredson
	Earnest A. Hooten - Positivist who conducted extensive research based on Lombroso's earlier work
	Edwin Lemert - Developed a labeling theory known as societal reaction theory
	Cesare Lombroso - Known as the father of modern criminology, developed work on atavism
	Karl Marx - Conflict Theorist
	David Matza - Focused his work on Juvenile Delinquency
	Robert K. Merton - Sociologist who developed a theory of anomie
	Oscar Newman - Developed the theory of Defensible Space from Social Control theory
	Richard Quinney - Philosopher who wrote greatly about crime
	Jeffrey Reiman - Developed the Pyrrhic Defeat Theory
	Georg Rusche - Developed a theory on Punishment and Social Structure
	Stanton Samenow - Conducted work on criminal personality
	Edwin Schur - Developed theories on crime and deviance
	Clifford Shaw and Henry McKay - Developed Social Disorganization theory
	Jerome Skolnick - Examined the subculture of police
	Edwin Sutherland - Developed Differential Association theory and conducted extensive research in white collar crime
	Frank Tannenbaum - Developed a labeling theory also known as the Dramatization of Evil
	Gabriel Tarde - Developed the theory of Imitation of Deviance
	Alexis de Tocqueville - Developed theories of democracy, penology and crime during the 19th century
	Marvin Wolfgang - Developed the black subculture of violence theory
	James Q. Wilson - Wrote many important books dealing with criminology during the 20th Century, including the infamous article with George Kelling, "Broken Windows."