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Discrepancies in the Control of Elite and Lower-Status Deviance: A Theory of Multiple Control (From Legacy of Anomie Theory: Advances in Criminological Theory, Volume 6, P 349-365, 1995, Freda Adler and William S Laufer, eds. -- See NCJ-159627)

NCJ Number

159640

Date Published

1995

White-Collar Crime and Anomie (From Legacy of Anomie Theory: Advances in Criminological Theory, Volume 6, P 207-225, 1995, Freda Adler and William S Laufer, eds. -- See NCJ-159627)

NCJ Number

159634

Date Published

1995

Criminality Among Women: A Brief Review of the Literature

NCJ Number

159126

Journal

Journal of Offender Rehabilitation

Date Published

1995

Between Relativism and Universalism: Some Sociological Remarks on Corruption

NCJ Number

160500

Journal

Deviance et societe

Date Published

1995

Crime and Economy Proceedings: Reports Presented to the Eleventh Criminological Colloquium (1994)

NCJ Number

159434

Date Published

1995

Understanding Female Criminality (From The Sociology of Crime and Deviance: Selected Issues, P 99-109, 1995, Susan Caffrey and Gary Mundy, eds. -- See NCJ-159484)

NCJ Number

159488

Date Published

1995

Lives in the Balance: Youth, Poverty, and Education in Watts

NCJ Number

158853

Date Published

1995

Expropriative Crime and Crime Policy: An Evolutionary Ecological Analysis

NCJ Number

158809

Journal

Studies on Crime and Crime Prevention

Date Published

1995

Control Theory and the Life-Course Perspective

NCJ Number

158805

Journal

Studies on Crime and Crime Prevention

Date Published

1995

Adolescent Violence: A Test of Integrated Theory

NCJ Number

158808

Journal

Studies on Crime and Crime Prevention

Date Published

1995

Criminology Today

NCJ Number

158498

Date Published

1996

Testing the Leading Crime Theories: An Alternative Strategy Focusing on Motivational Processes

NCJ Number

158293

Journal

Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency

Date Published

1995

Promoting Human Capability as an Alternative to Early Crime Prevention (From Integrating Crime Prevention Strategies: Propensity and Opportunity, P 141-168, 1995, Per-Olof H Wikstrom, Ronald V Clarke, et al., eds. -- See NCJ-157412)

NCJ Number

157419

Date Published

1995

Crime and Disrepute

NCJ Number

157434

Date Published

1994

Effectiveness of Legal Sanctions for Individuals Addicted to Alcohol or Drugs (From Quantitative Explorations in Drug Abuse Policy, P 111-127, 1980, Irving Leveson, ed.)

NCJ Number

156250

Date Published

1980

Self-Control, Temptations, Frictions and Punishment: An Integrated Approach to Crime Prevention (From Integrating Crime Prevention Strategies: Propensity and Opportunity, P 7-38, 1995, Per-Olof H Wikstrom, Ronald V Clarke, et al., eds. -- See NCJ-157412)

NCJ Number

157413

Date Published

1995

Motivational Crime Prevention Strategies and the Role of Opportunity (From Integrating Crime Prevention Strategies: Propensity and Opportunity, P 39-53, 1995, Per-Olof H Wikstrom, Ronald V Clarke, et al., eds. -- See NCJ-157412)

NCJ Number

157414

Date Published

1995

Crime and Everyday Life: Insight and Implications for Society

NCJ Number

157562

Date Published

1994

Crime and Inequality

NCJ Number

157570

Date Published

1995

Squashing Theory: A Prediction Approach for Drug Behavior (From Prevention Practice in Substance Abuse, P 103-110, 1995, Carl G Leukefeld and Richard R Clayton, eds. -- See NCJ-157443)

NCJ Number

157451

Date Published

1995

Crime Talk: How Citizens Construct a Social Problem

NCJ Number

157268

Date Published

1995

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New Social Contract: America's Journey From Welfare State to Police State

NCJ Number

157226

Date Published

1995

Socioeconomic Conditions and the Incidence of Crime in the East Coast of the United States

NCJ Number

156460

Date Published

1995

Socioeconomic Conditions and the Incidence of Crime in the Gulf Coast of the United States

NCJ Number

156461

Date Published

1995

Supply by Theft: Does the Market for Second-Hand Goods Play a Role in Keeping Crime Figures High?

NCJ Number

156447

Journal

British Journal of Criminology

Date Published

1995