Explain why Social Constructionism Shaped Labeling Theory Retains a Contemporary Relevance in Criminology

Social Constructionism  Shaped Labeling Theory Retains a Contemporary Relevance in Criminology

Social constructionism is a theory that deals with the knowledge both in communication and sociology theory. It is the reality of nature that examines the coordination and the development of human beings and how they understand the theory. Social constructionism can also be seen as the relativist and anti-realistic and because of this, it is crucial to understand its concept or impacts of methodology