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The introductory chapter makes the case for evidence-based thinking about crime followed by a chapter that asks why crime is a problem and its nature as a political issue during the last quarter century. Another chapter describes some of the difficulties of counting crime as well as the results of various methods of crime counting. It also provides data on long-range trends in crime and offers two competing explanations of those trends. The concluding chapter in Part I presents evidence on the relation of crime to four demographic variables (age, race, sex, and social class) and shows why different information sources (self-reports and arrests) provide different answers. Part II, "Crime and Criminals," examines the nature of violent crimes with attention to female and child victims; property crime; organized crime; and white-collar crime. Part III, which focuses on criminological theory, presents the classic theories that purport to explain why criminal behavior occurs. These encompass biological, psychological, and sociological theories of crime. Part IV, which addresses the criminal justice system, discusses police work, courts and rights, rehabilitation, deterrence, and incapac
- Author
- Livingston, Jay, Jay Livingston
- Publisher
- Prentice-Hall international
- Published
- 1992
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780131927827
- Subjects
- Social Science, True Crime, Crime
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