Pressured into Crime
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- ebook: 1747164725
- Author: Robert Agnew
- License: Free
- Date: Jul,09,2008
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Agnew (Emory U.) introduced students to one of the leading theories of crime: that people engage in crime because they experience strains or stressors. He looks at why certain types of strain are most likely to cause crime, why some people are more likely than others to respond to stress with crime, how the theory explains life-course and demographic patterns of crime and community and societal differences in crime, and how the theory can contribute to reducing crime. Annotation ©2006 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
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