SCIENCE, PUBLIC POLICY, AND THE CAREER PARADIGM*

Michael R. Gottfredson · Travis Hirschi

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Criminal Justice and Penology Crime Patterns and Interventions Contemporary Sociological Theory and Practice

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The career model reappears with some consistency in the history of criminology. It consistently fails, however, to organize the facts about crime in a meaningful way. As a consequence, we predict that criminology will once again abandon career models in favor of theories of crime.

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