Criminology by López Rey y Arrojo, Manuel

“…The systematic content of Criminology, understood as the set of disciplines that can integrate it, still leaves much to be desired, which can be explained for two reasons: first, because of the youth of this discipline, which, unlike Criminal Law, has hardly been in existence for eighty years, except for precedents; and second, because in a good number of countries, its structure has been "positivist", and we know that Positivism, although it contributed progress, is characterized in terms of method and systematics, by the lack of one or the other.…”
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Cultural Pluralism and methodological pluralism: F. Boas & P. K. Feyerabend, conceptual coincidences in the study of historical traditions. by Molina, Fernando Tula

“…My purpose is to interrelate both cases noting some coincidences in their passage from positivist to pluralist viewpoints.…”
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Hacia una arqueología de la guerra como si la práctica importara: Comentado por Elizabeth Arkush y Verónica Williams by Nielsen, Axel, Arkush, Elizabeth, Williams, Verónica

“…We compare two theoretical programs for the archaeological study of war. The Positivist program, the most visible one in the current literature, seeks to identify the universal causes and consequences of war on the assumption that it unfolds always according to the same rationality. …”
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