CRIMINOLOGICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF THE CRIMINAL IDEOLOGY AND WAY OF LIFE IN THE CRIMINAL SUBCULTURE OF CONVICTS
Rubrics: SCIENCE FORUM
Authors:
1.
Akademiya FSIN Rossii
Type:
Article
Pages:
from 177
to 182
Status:
Published
Received:
28.06.2017
Accepted:
28.06.2017
Published:
28.06.2017
Subject area:
UDK 343.85
UDK 34 Право. Юридические науки
UDK 34 Право. Юридические науки
Language:
Russian
Keywords:
elements of subcultures, stratification, tattoos, nicknames, group, «thieves law», the oath, the status, the registration, the gags, the maintenance of order
Abstract (English):
Presents the results of the structure of criminal subculture of convicts. The main elements are: criminal ideology, morality, lifestyle, organization, cult, behavioral norms, replenishment of the criminal community policing, communications, material and financial provision, prison lyrics, sexy erotica, stratification in the environment of prisoners. The author revealed the description of the measures for maintaining order in the criminal community, means of depersonalization of the individual in the environment of prisoners.
Presents the results of the structure of criminal subculture of convicts. The main elements are: criminal ideology, morality, lifestyle, organization, cult, behavioral norms, replenishment of the criminal community policing, communications, material and financial provision, prison lyrics, sexy erotica, stratification in the environment of prisoners. The author revealed the description of the measures for maintaining order in the criminal community, means of depersonalization of the individual in the environment of prisoners.
Keywords:
elements of subcultures, stratification, tattoos, nicknames, group, «thieves law», the oath, the status, the registration, the gags, the maintenance of order
elements of subcultures, stratification, tattoos, nicknames, group, «thieves law», the oath, the status, the registration, the gags, the maintenance of order
1. Pirozhkov V. F. Zakony prestupnogo mira molodezhi (kriminal'naya subkul'tura). Tver', 1994. 323 s
