Understanding and Controlling Crime: Toward a New Research Strategy

David P. Farrington · James Q. Wilson · Lloyd E. Ohlin

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Crime Patterns and Interventions Criminal Justice and Penology Criminal Justice and Corrections Analysis

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1 The Case for a New Crime Research Strategy: An Overview.- 2 What Have We Learned from Major Longitudinal Surveys?.- 3 What Have We Learned from Major Experimental Studies?.- 4 Prevention: Families and Schools.- 5 The Effects of Labeling.- 6 Restructuring the Juvenile Court.- 7 The Effects of Imprisonment.- 8 What Kinds of Longitudinal-Experimental Studies Are Needed?.- References.- Author Index.

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