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criminological discourse, as a precursor to this chapter. 6.2 CLASSIFICATION OF CRIMINOLOGICAL THEORY Identifying and explaining the processes that cause criminal behaviour are undoubtedly, as alluded to above, of fundamental importance in examining and analysing the crime phenomenon. To explain and understand crime,
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