Titlebook: Crime and Coercion; An Integrated Theory Mark Colvin Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2000 crime.crime contr

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Zwischen Schutzauftrag und Generalverdacht social-psychological deficits and opens the individual to chronic involvement in predatory street crime. Public policies aimed at reducing chronic criminality must intervene in and prevent this vicious cycle. Unfortunately, our current reactions to crime involve interventions that often exacerbate

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Introduction,at this social dynamic creates. An understanding of what creates this dynamic and how it is perpetuated through micro-processes of control, which are influenced by macro-economic and cultural forces, can help us devise strategies that make effective interventions possible. Such interventions must ch

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Coercion in the Foreground of Crime,Taken together, these are the immediate and larger social contexts that promote coercion. These contexts, along with the individual’s experience of coercion, form the background from which criminal behavior arises. The more coercive this background, the more likely the individual will engage in crim

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A Theory-Driven Response to Crime: Toward a Non-Coercive Society, social-psychological deficits and opens the individual to chronic involvement in predatory street crime. Public policies aimed at reducing chronic criminality must intervene in and prevent this vicious cycle. Unfortunately, our current reactions to crime involve interventions that often exacerbate

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Introduction, They become both the recipients and perpetrators of coercion, entrapped in a dynamic that propels them along a pathway toward chronic criminality. Repeated experiences of coercion reinforce social-psychological attributes that make it more likely that an individual will exhibit behaviors that elici

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Emergence of a Differential Coercion Theory of Criminality,luded factors related to coercion in their explanations of crime and delinquency. The first major section of this chapter reviews these previous theories. The second major section lays out the differential coercion theory of criminality.

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The Immediate Contexts of Coercion, be experienced. Immediate contexts include workplaces, families, schools, peer groups and gangs, and criminal justice and welfare agencies. It is from these social settings that studies of crime and delinquency most often develop measures of the variables that are believed to be antecedents to deli

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