Published in 1891, 'Crime and Its Causes' by William Douglas Morrison is a scientific exploration of the factors contributing to criminal behavior. The book examines the interplay of social, economic, and psychological elements that influence crime, challenging the notion that poverty is the primary cause. Morrison emphasizes the importance of systematic data analysis in criminology and critiques the historical lack of reliable crime statistics. His work aims to inform better criminal justice policies and dispel common misconceptions about crime.
