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Introduction to part one : putting criminological theory into practice |
Hugh D. Barlow and Scott H. Decker |
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Control balance theory and social policy |
Charles R. Tittle |
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Controlling crime : recommendations from general strain theory |
Robert Agnew |
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The normal crime rate, the economy, and mass incarceration : an institutional anomie perspective on crime control policy |
Richard Rosenfeld and Steven F. Messner |
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A general theory of crime and public policy |
Alex R. Piquero |
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Nothing is as practical as a good theory : social learning theory and the treatment and prevention of delinquency |
Ronald L. Akers |
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Routine precautions, criminology, and crime prevention |
Marcus Felson and Ronald V. Clarke |
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Introduction to part two : impact theory and policy on key criminological issues |
Hugh D. Barlow and Scott H. Decker |
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Decision making by persistent thieves and crime control policy |
Neal Shover and Heith Copes |
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Theories of gang behavior and public policy |
Jean McGloin and Scott H. Decker |
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State crime theory and control |
Dawn L. Rothe and David Kauzlarich |
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Theories of white-collar crime and public policy |
Nicole Leeper Piquero and Andrea Schoepfer |
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Drug law and violent retaliation |
Scott Jacques and Richard Wright |
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Feminist criminology : beyond the slaying of demons |
Marie Griffin |
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Critical race perspectives : explaining the differential treatment of racial minorities by the criminal justice system |
Katharine Tellis, Nancy Rodriguez, and Cassia Spohn |
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Problem-solving restorative justice : from incidents and cases to community building and collective outcomes in a new response to youth crime |
Gordon Bazemore and Rachel Boba |
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Introduction to part one : putting criminological theory into practice |
Hugh D. Barlow and Scott H. Decker |
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Control balance theory and social policy |
Charles R. Tittle |
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Controlling crime : recommendations from general strain theory |
Robert Agnew |
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