Crime and public policy : putting theory to work
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Crime and public policy : putting theory to work
（Crime & society / series editor, John Hagan）
Westview Press, 1995
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Includes bibliographical references
内容説明・目次
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ISBN 9780813326771
内容説明
In these essays, which assess the policy implications of recent theories of crime, the central issue addressed is the question of where contemporary theory leads open-minded policy-makers who are seeking to construct effective new strategies. Evaluating their own and others' work, the contributors present specific policy recommendations based on their analyses. Although the book focuses on the policy implications of theories which have a broad scope, or which integrate different perspectives, it concludes with chapters that contemplate theory and policy as applied to specific areas of criminal activity.
目次
- Introduction: public policy and the explanation of crime, Hugh D. Barlow
- transformation versus revolutionism and reformism - policy implications of conflict theory, Austin T. Turk
- rethinking crime theory and policy - the new sociology of crime and disrepute, John Hagan
- controlling delinquency - recommendations from general-strain theory, Robert Agnew
- the notion of control and criminology's policy implications, Jack P. Gibbs
- the public-policy implications of a life-course perpsective on crime, John H. Laub et al
- neighbourhood-based networks and the control of crime and delinquency, Robert J. Bursik Jr and Harold G. Grasmick
- you can choose your friends, but do they choose your crime? - implications of differential-association theories for crime-prevention policy, D.M. Gorman and Helene Raskin White
- behavioural strategy - a neglected element in criminological theory and crime policy, Lawrence E. Cohen and Richard S. Machalek
- routine precautions, criminology and crime preventionism, Marcus Felson and Ronald V. Clarke
- reintegrative shaming, republicanism and policy, John Braithwaite
- gendered criminological policies - femininity, masculinity and violence, Elizabeth A. Stanko
- repressive crime-control and persistent thieves, Neal Shover and Belinda Henderson
- white-collar crimes and other crimes of deception, Michael Levi
- a public-policy agenda for combating organized crime, Darrell J. Steffensmeier.
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: pbk ISBN 9780813326788
内容説明
In this timely book of original essays, some of criminologys most respected scholars assess the policy implications of current theories of crime. The central question posed by the book is: Where does contemporary criminological theory lead open-minded policymakers who are seeking to construct effective new strategies for dealing with crime? Evaluating their own and others work, the contributors present specific policy recommendations based on their analyses and provide possible answers to another question often posed in the classroom: How can theory help us solve the crime problem? }In this timely book of original essays, some of criminologys most respected scholars assess the policy implications of recent theories of crime. The central question posed by the book is: Where does contemporary criminological theory lead open-minded policymakers who are seeking to construct effective new strategies for dealing with crime?Evaluating their own and others work, the contributors present specific policy recommendations based on their analyses.
After reading these essays, students of crime will discover they can now suggest answers to another question often posed in the classroom: How can theory help us solve the crime problem?Although the book focuses on the policy implications of theories that have a broad scope or that integrate different perspectives, it concludes with chapters that contemplate theory and policy as applied to specific areas of criminal activity. The authors have written exciting and challenging essays that will interest criminologists and criminal justice practitioners as well as experts in public administration and policy analysis. In the classroom, the book will be useful in upper-level and graduate courses in criminology, criminal justice, and policy analysis. }
目次
Introduction: Public Policy and the Explanation of Crime (Hugh D. Barlow. ) Transformation Versus Revolutionism and Reformism: Policy Implications of Conflict Theory (Austin T. Turk. ) Rethinking Crime Theory and Policy: The New Sociology of Crime and Disrepute (John Hagan. ) Controlling Delinquency: Recommendations from General Strain Theory (Robert Agnew. ) The Notion of Control and Criminologys Policy Implications (Jack P. Gibbs. ) The Public Policy Implications of a Life-Course Perspective on Crime (John H. Laub, Robert J. Sampson, Ronald P. Corbett Jr., and Jinney S. Smith. ) Neighborhood-Based Networks and the Control of Crime and Delinquency (Robert J. Bursik Jr. and Harold G. Grasmick. ) You Can Choose Your Friends, but Do They Choose Your Crime? Implications of Differential Association Theories for Crime Prevention Policy (D. M. Gorman and Helene Raskin White. ) Behavioral Strategy: A Neglected Element in Criminological Theory and Crime Policy (Lawrence E. Cohen and Richard S. Machalek. ) Routine Precautions, Criminology, and Crime Prevention (Marcus Felson and Ronald V. Clarke. ) Reintegrative Shaming, Republicanism, and Policy (John Braithwaite. ) Gendered Criminological Policies: Femininity, Masculinity, and Violence (Elizabeth A. Stanko. ) Repressive Crime Control and Male Persistent Thieves (Neal Shover and Belinda Henderson. ) White-Collar Crimes and Other Crimes of Deception: Connecting Policy to Theory (Michael Levi. ) A Public Policy Agenda for Combatting Organized Crime (Darrell J. Steffensmeier.)
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