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Title: Joseph Semini and the beginning of criminology in Malta
Other Titles: The Joseph Louis Grech commemorative lecture, 11th January 2008: Joseph Semini and the beginning of criminology in Malta
Authors: Knepper, Paul
Authors: University of Malta. Institute of Forensic Studies
Keywords: Criminology -- Malta -- History
Criminal justice, Administration of -- Malta
Medical jurisprudence -- Malta -- History
Semini, Joseph, 1884-19??
Issue Date: 2008
Publisher: Malta: Institute of Forensic Studies
Citation: Knepper, P. (2008). The Joseph Louis Grech commemorative lecture, 11th January 2008: Joseph Semini and the beginning of criminology in Malta. Malta: Institute of Forensic Studies
Abstract: Joseph Semini, a superintendent of police, established himself as Malta's first criminologist with the publication of his short book "Some Points on Criminology" (c. 1926). This paper will discuss crime issues in Malta during the 1920s-30s of concern to Semini and examine the way in which he sought to address them with reference to criminological ideas in Italy and the United Kingdom. Semini's work, in light of criminological developments in Malta will be discussed
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar//handle/123456789/43746
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