The Role of Internet use in the Adoption of Deviant Behavior among University Students Sardar Ahmad, Asad Ullah, Bushra Shafi & Mussawar Shah Abstract This is the age of criminological theory. Every criminological theory tries to find the cause of crime and deviant behavior among the masses and finds ways to mitigate those crimes. The present […]
A Critical Discourse of Child Victimization and Abuses through Labor in Pakistan Dr. Arab Naz, Dr. Hazirullah, Qaisar Khan, Waseem Khan & Umar Daraz Abstract Critical discourse analysis of child victimization focuses on various social determinants that pertain to social, cultural and societal aspects of child labor promotion. Research studies have been analyzed to dig out aspects […]
Students’ Perspective on Corporal Punishment: A Case Study of High Schools Students in Peshawar, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan Mudasir Khan, Amir Zada Asad, Shakeel Ahmed & Imran Ahmed Sajid Abstract Corporal punishment has been a part of the education culture not only in Pakistan but the entire Indo-Pak subcontinent for centuries. There have been two conflicting arguments of teachers […]
The Economic Position of Family and its Relationship with Child Trafficking: A Study from the Perspective of Policy Analysts and Experts Syed Rashid Ali & Niaz Muhammad Abstract The prevalence of child trafficking reflects the omnipresent poverty, deterioration of institutional norms, lack of relevant laws, and deficient implementation in both the source communities and destination locations (ILO, 2002). […]
Sufferings of Families who Became Victims of Bomb Blasts and Suicide Attacks in Pakistan: A Case Study of Three Cities Saif- ur- Rehman Saif Abbasi, Muhammad Babar Akram & Sara Farooq Abstract The paper attempted to identify the social, economic and psychological sufferings of the families whose members became victims of bomb blasts. It was carried out in […]
Causes for Delay in Civil Justice in Lower Courts of Pakistan: A Review Raza Ullah Shah, Shadi Ullah Khan & Sumera Farid Abstract Delay in civil justice is a chronic and ubiquitous problem; the situation is particularly alarming in developing countries like Pakistan. The backlog of civil cases is piling up every month, especially in the […]
The Costs of the War on Terrorism: Revisiting the Methodology used for Cost Estimation in Pakistan Kamran Adil Abstract Pakistan paid a huge ‘cost’ for war on terror. Here, the term ‘cost’ refers to the economic cost. In policy and media discussion, only the qualitative aspects of the cost for war on terror have been discussed. As […]
Policing Financial Crime: Challenges in White-Collar Defense Lawyer Strategies Petter Gottschalk Abstract White-collar crime lawyer defense strategies represent challenges in policing financial crime. The white-collar crime attorney is a lawyer who is competent in general legal principles and in the substantive and procedural aspects of the law related to upper-class financial crime. The lawyer applies three […]