Thinking About Crime
James Q. Wilson examines the causes of crime and evaluates the policies intended to reduce it, offering a clear framework for understanding criminal justice.
About This Book
Thinking About Crime explores the social and policy dimensions of criminal behavior.
The book analyzes how different approaches to crime control have developed over time.
It considers the effectiveness of various strategies used by governments and institutions.
Readers are encouraged to think critically about the assumptions underlying crime policy.
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