Positive Criminology
Positive criminology (not to be confused with positivist criminology) is a new conceptual criminological perspective that scientifically targets crime, violence and "bad" experiences at the individual and social levels with goodness and with positively experienced encounters.
Positive criminology places an emphasis on social inclusion and on unifying and integrating forces at individual, group, social and spiritual levels that are associated with the limiting of crime.
Research and publications
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Ben Azai: Run to the even eazy mitzvah (good deed; commandment) and run away from any sins, for doing mitzvah leads to more mitzvah and sinning leads to further sinning
Love is the only remedy for hate. It blossoms only in the heart of a fearless men
Prof. Natti Ronel is a clinical criminologist and a senior lecturer at the department of criminology, Bar-Ilan University. Natti suggested and developed the new concept of positive criminology, based on his field experience and on the many studies that he conducted.
