An empirical analysis of the factors pushing the educated youth in crimes: evidence from Pakistan / Saeed ul Hasan Chishti

Hasan Chishti, Saeed ul (2014) An empirical analysis of the factors pushing the educated youth in crimes: evidence from Pakistan / Saeed ul Hasan Chishti. In: TeSSHI 2014, 5-6 Nov 2014, One Hotel Helang, Langkawi Kedah Malaysia.

Abstract

Education is the foundation of economic, social, political, spiritual and cultural development of a country and education youth is the future of every nation. But unfortunately there are some forces and factors which influence educated youth to commit crimes in the context of Pakistan. These forces may be social, socio-economic, political or cultural etc. This study identified these forces and causes of crimes in the educated youth which may be helpful for the parents, teachers, employers, planners, policymakers, police, courts and also for the criminals themselves to know what are the forces pushing them in the hell of crime and how they can get rid of such forces. In this study, data were collected from jails/prisons of different cities of Pakistan through questionnaire and interview. Data analysis comprised on chi-square testing method. Results indicated the weaknesses and flaws in planning, organizing, and controlling public sector, due to which a great number of people indulge in criminal activities.

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Item Type: Conference or Workshop Item (Paper)
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Hasan Chishti, Saeed ul
saeedulhasanchishti@gmail.com
Subjects: L Education > LC Special aspects of education > Education of special classes of persons > Education in developing countries
L Education > LC Special aspects of education > Education extension. Adult education. Continuing education
Divisions: Universiti Teknologi MARA, Kedah > Sg Petani Campus
Event Title: TeSSHI 2014
Event Dates: 5-6 Nov 2014
Page Range: pp. 911-924
Keywords: Educated youth, education, crimes
Date: November 2014
URI: https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/35630
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