Cultural Criminology E journal | ISSN – 2961-5097 | Pages – 189

Human society and culture are inextricably linked; they are two sides of the same coin. Observation reveals how the value system, which comprises the individual emotions known as culture, acts as a tool of social control. In this approach, distinct orientations relating to the culture of a person’s life have been formed, in which culture plays a central role in driving individual action and opening or closing the individual to society. In addition to other areas, cultural criminology was brought to the science of criminology in the era following the Second World War to study the individual criminality connected with culture, its causes, and the control and prevention of these conditions. Adding definitions to our culture, here we will study the cultural aspects that continue to exist as well as the new and vanishing elements that join the globalized society that is constantly evolving.  The study of cultural criminology, which is still acknowledged as a related area, has begun to fill the gap in the sources of literature