L'uomo delinquente / in rapporto all'antropologia, alla giurisprudenza ed alla psichiatria (Cause e rimedi)

This work examines the relationship between criminal behavior and various factors such as anthropology, law, and psychiatry. It discusses the etiology of crime, emphasizing the influence of environmental conditions, including climate and social circumstances, on criminal tendencies. Lombroso argues that crime is not solely a product of individual choice but is significantly shaped by biological and social factors. The text also explores potential remedies for crime, advocating for a more nuanced understanding of criminality that considers both individual and societal influences.