Rajub Bhowmik

• Doctor of Philosophy
• John Jay College of Criminal Justice

In his book, Out-of-Control Criminal Justice, the Author, Daniel P. Mears provides readers a comprehensive look at the criminal justice system and the need for a system-based approach to criminal justice reform. The book offers a summary of the latest issues in the criminal justice system and the advancement of criminal justice reform. A descriptio...

Strategic Crime Reduction Alternative Patrol (SCRAP) is an alternative pratol tactic to ameliorate precinct’s quality of life conditions and reduce violent crimes by strategically patrolling affected areas 24/7 utilizing computer crime statistics or COMSTAT. What is SCRAP? *Analyze crime data and develop a patrol plan. *Prioritize RMP patrol rou...

Discrimination in the workplace causes considerable damage to the growth and development of both employees and the organization. The general problem was that discrimination in the workplace endangers businesses and causes legal and financial risks. The specific problem addressed in this study was the lack of training among leaders concerning workpl...

The US represents only 5 percent of the global populationbut accounts for almost a quarter of the world’s incarcerated, with 2.2 million people incarcerated and nearly 5 million under community supervision. This paper examines“Bhowmik’s Theories of Crime and Society” and the effects of societal beau mondesas theypertainto inequality in resources, h...

Background: Vaccinating dogs against rabies is an effective means of reducing human rabies. Methods: We analyzed 1,327 clinically diagnosed human rabies deaths and mass dog vaccination (MDV) data during 2006–2018 to quantify the impacts of MDV on human rabies incidence in Bangladesh and a subset of rabies death data (n = 422) for clinico-epidemiolo...

Serial murders have a destabilizing and traumatizing effect on society, making it beneficial for law enforcement to classify certain homicides as serial murders, which would help link cases together and solve all of them. The purpose of this qualitative phenomenological study was to examine which evaluative strategies homicide investigators use to...

The primary objective of this textbook is to offer an introduction to mental disorders in humans. In this textbook, Dr. Bhowmik will explore most major mental disorders in humans, its symptoms, etiology, and treatment will be analyzed methodically. This text also explores abnormal behavior in humans within historical, social, and cultural contexts...

The Broken Windows Theory is a policing framework which first gained prominence in 1982 following the publication of “Broken Windows” by George L. Kelling and James Q. Wilson as a result of a countrywide crime wave. The theory focuses on a blending of community policing and crime prevention via the enforcement of specific quality of life regulation...

This book scrutinizes the psychological interventions that have been used to address irregular sleep/wake patterns induced depression (IS/WPID) in working-class adults. Current research has found sleep deprivation is a significant cause of depression. Work life causes disturbed sleeping patterns in working professionals which becomes a root cause o...

Leading Theories of Delinquent Behavior and Criminology covers major theories of crime, delinquent behavior, and criminology. This introductory primer criminology book demonstrates the contemporary uses of each criminological theory and summarizes the major points of each. The text primarily focuses on providing students with uncomplicated elucidat...

Community awareness regarding rabies and treatment seeking behaviours are critical both for the prevention and control of the disease in human and animals. We conducted a study to explore people's awareness about rabies, their attitudes towards dogs and practices associated with treating dog bites in Satkhira Sadar, a south-western sub-district of...