Socio-Cultural Analysis of Legal, Humane, Systemic, and Differentiated Principles of Persuasion in the Social Prevention of Offenses
Abstract
This article analyzes, from a sociocultural perspective, the legal, humanitarian, systematic, differentiated, and persuasive principles of the social prevention of offenses. It also reveals the impact of these principles on the social structure of society, the functioning of social institutions, and ways of life
Keywords
offenses, social prevention, legal principle, principle of humanism, principle of systematicity, principle of differentiation, principle of persuasion, social structure, social institutions, way of life, sociocultural approach
Author Biography
Tolipov A.A.
University of Public Safety of the Republic of Uzbekistan, Head of the Department, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Sociology, Associate Professor
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