Handbook on crime and deviance

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adam_text Contents I. METHODOLOGICAL ISSUES IN CRIME RESEARCH Alan J. Lizotte 1. Contributions of Cross-National Research to Criminology at the Beginning of the 21st Century ........................ 3 Janet P. Stamatel Introduction ..................................... 3 What Does Cross-National Criminology Mean? .................. 4 The Value Of Cross-National Criminology ..................... 5 Asking Different Questions ............................ 6 Macro-level Explanations ............................. 7 Contextualizing Crime in Time and Space .................... 8 Methodological Challenges And New Developments ................ 9 Quantitative Approaches . ,........................... 9 Qualitative Approaches .............................. 12 Theoretical Challenges And New Developments .................. 13 Grand Theories .................................. 14 Adapting Intra-national Theories to the Cross-National Setting ......... 15 New Directions for Cross-National Crime Theories ............... 16 Conclusions ..................................... 18 References ...................................... 18 2. Studying the Crime Problem with NIBRS Data: Current Uses and Future Trends .................................. 23 Lynn A. Addington Introduction ..................................... 23 Overview Of NIBRS ................................ 24 Origins of NIBRS and Initial Goals for Incident-Based Crime Data ....... 24 Information Collected by NIBRS ......................... 25 vii vjü Contents Law Enforcement Participation in NIBRS .................... 28 Current Uses Of NIBRS Data To Research Crime ................. 30 Early Uses of NIBRS Data ............................ 30 Examples of Current Uses for NIBRS Data ................... 30 Challenges To Using NIBRS Data ......................... 34 Challenge 1: Concerns with Data Quality .................... 34 Challenge 2: Limitations with Police-Generated Crime Data .......... 35 Challenges: Analytical Complexity of NIBRS Data .............. 35 Future Trends In Using NIBRS Data To Study Crime ............... 35 Addressing Challenge 1 : Concerns with Data Quality .............. 36 Addressing Challenge 2: Limitations with Police-Generated Crime Data .... 38 Addressing Challenges: Analytical Complexity of NIBRS Data ........ 39 Conclusion ...................................... 39 References ...................................... 40 3. Longitudinal Data and Their Uses .......................... 43 Alan J. Lizotte, David McDowall, and Nicole M. Schmidt Introduction ..................................... 43 The Rochester Youth Development Study ..................... 44 Data ........................................ 44 Measures ..................................... 44 Cross-Sectional Versus Longitudinal Data ..................... 46 Examples of Differences Between Cross-Sectional and Longitudinal Analyses ..................................... 46 Conclusions ..................................... 56 References ...................................... 57 4. Group-Based Modeling: An Overview ....................... 59 Daniel S. Nag in Introduction ..................................... 59 An Illustration Of Group-Based Trajectory Modeling ............... 60 Likelihood Function ................................. 62 Group-Based Trajectory Modeling Contrasted With Standard Growth Curve Modeling ................................. 65 An Alternative Conception Of A Group From The Structural Equation Modeling Tradition ............................... 70 Concluding Remarks ............................... 72 References .............................. 72 II. EXPLANATIONS OF CRIME Manin D. Krohn 5. Biosocial Criminology ............................... 79 Anthony Walsh and Kevin M. Beaver Genetics and Crime ....................... gQ Molecular Genetics ...................... oj Epigenetics ............................. g2 Contents ix Evolutionary Psychology .............................. 83 The Evolution of Traits Related to Criminal Behavior .............. 83 Neuroscience .................................... 85 Biosocial Approaches To Some Major Criminological Correlates ......... 87 Anomie/Strain and SES .............................. 87 Feminist Theory and the Gender Ratio Problem ................. 89 Social Learning Theory and the Age/Crime Curve ................ 91 Social Disorganization and Subcultural Theory, Race, and Violence ...... 93 Conclusion ...................................... 96 References ...................................... 97 6. The Social Learning Theory of Crime and Deviance ................ 103 Ronald L. Akers and Wesley G. Jennings Introduction ..................................... 103 Concepts And Propositions Of Social Learning Theory Of Crime And Deviance .................................. 104 Differential Association ............................. 105 Definitions .................................... 106 Differential Reinforcement ............................ 108 Imitation ..................................... 109 Social Structure And Social Learning (SSSL) ................... 109 Empirical Support For Social Learning Theory ................... 110 Empirical Support For SSSL Model ........................ 112 Applications Of Social Learning Theory In Prevention, Treatment, And Restorative Justice Programs .......................... 113 Summary ...................................... 116 References ...................................... 116 7. Self-Referent Processes and the Explanation of Deviant Behavior ........ 121 Howard B. Kaplan Self-Referent Constructs And Deviant Behavior .................. 122 Theoretical Statements .............................. 122 Empirical Tests .................................. 126 Deviant Behavior And Self-Referent Constructs .................. 134 Theoretical Statements .............................. 134 Empirical Reports ................................. 135 Toward An Integrative Theory Of Crime And Deviance .............. 140 Self-Referent Constructs and Deviance ..................... 141 Deviant Adaptations ............................... 141 An Inclusive Explanatory Framework ...................... 143 References ...................................... 148 8. Self-Control Theory: Research Issues ........................ 153 AlexR. Piquem Introduction ..................................... 153 Extant Research ................................... 155 Defining, Conceptualizing, and Measuring Self-Control ............. 155 Contents Self-Control -» Crime Linkage ......................... 156 Sources of Self-Control .............................. 156 Stability of Self-Control ............................. 157 Versatility of Offending .............................. 157 Invariance Across Persons, Time, Culture, and Place .............. 158 The Role of Opportunity ............................. I58 Gottfredson And Hirschi s Theoretical Adjustments And Restatements ................................ I58 Outstanding Issues And Directions For The Future ................. 160 Conceptualization of Self-Control ........................ 160 The Role of Opportunity ............................. 161 The Role of Moderators ............................. 162 Selection/Causation ................................ 162 Effect of Self-Control in Other Life Domains .................. 163 Self-Control and the Life Course ......................... 163 Crime Types ................................... 164 Self-Control and Public Policy .......................... 165 Conclusion ...................................... 166 References ...................................... 166 9. General Strain Theory ................................ 169 Robert Agnew The Major Types Of Strain ............................. 169 Why Strains Increase The Likelihood Of Crime .................. 170 Strains Lead to Negative Emotional States .................... 170 Strains May Reduce Social Control ....................... 171 Strains May Foster the Social Learning of Crime ................ 171 Chronic Strains May Foster the Traits of Negative Emotionality and Low Constraint ................................ 172 The Characteristics Of Strains Conducive To Crime ................ 172 Strains Seen as High in Magnitude ........................ 172 Strains Seen as Unjust .............................. 173 Strains Associated with Low Social Control ................... 173 Strains Create Some Pressure or Incentive for Criminal Coping ......... 173 The Specific Strains Most Likely to Cause Crime ................ 174 What Factors Increase The Likelihood Of Criminal Coping ............ 175 Explaining Patterns Of Offending Over The Life Course .............. 176 Adolescence-Limited Offending ......................... 176 Life-Course Persistent Offending ......................... 177 Explaining Group Differences In Crime ...................... 178 Gender Differences in Offending ......................... 178 Other Group Differences in Offending ...................... 179 The Policy Implications Of GST .......................... 180 Alter the Social Environment so as to Reduce Exposure to Strains ....... 180 Alter the Characteristics of Individuals in an Effort to Reduce Exposure to Strains ..................................... tg! Contents xi Reduce the Likelihood that Individuals Will Cope with Strains Through Crime .................................. 181 Conclusion ...................................... 181 References ...................................... 182 10. Labeling Theory ................................... 187 Jón Gunnar Bernburg Introduction ..................................... 187 Deviant Labels and Stigma ............................ 188 Formal and Informal Labeling .......................... 188 Labeling and Discrimination ........................... 189 The Criminogenic Processes Triggered By Labeling ................ 190 Deviant Self-Concept ............................... 190 Processes of Social Exclusion .......................... 191 Involvement in Deviant Groups .......................... 192 Research On The Criminogenic Effects Of Labeling ................ 193 Methodological Issues .............................. 193 The Effect of Labeling on Subsequent Deviance ................. 194 Research on Intermediate Processes ....................... 196 Contingencies in Labeling Effects ........................ 201 Conclusion ...................................... 203 References ...................................... 204 11. Institutional Anomie Theory: A Macro-sociological Explanation of Crime . . . 209 Steven F. Messner and Richard Rosenfeld Introduction ..................................... 209 Intellectual Influences ................................ 210 Cultural Imbalance and Stratified Opportunities: Merton s Social Structure and Anomie .............................. 210 The Political Economy of Capitalist Development: The Great Transformation ................................. 213 Social Organization And Crime ........................... 214 Synopsis of IAT .................................. 214 Empirical Applications .............................. 216 Contemporary Problematics ............................. 218 The Implications of IAT for Individual Behavior ................. 219 Applying IAT to Temporal Change in Crime Rates ............... 220 The Problem of Punishment ........................... 221 Summary And Conclusions ............................. 222 References ...................................... 223 12. Social Disorganization Theory: Then, Now, and in the Future .......... 225 Charts E. Kubrin Introduction ..................................... 225 History Of Social Disorganization Theory ..................... 226 Basic Tenants Of Social Disorganization Theory .................. 227 Ongoing Challenges Facing Social Disorganization Theory ............ 228 xjj Contents New Challenges And Future Directions ....................... 230 Conclusion ...................................... 234 References ...................................... 235 III. CRIMINAL JUSTICE-RELATED ISSUES Gina Penly Hall 13. Deterrence and Decision Making: Research Questions and Theoretical Refinements ...................................... 241 Greg Pogarsky More Law Enforcement, Less Crime? ....................... 242 A More Detailed Look ............................... 243 Criminal Propensity ................................ 243 Contexts and Sanctioning Mechanisms ...................... 244 Perceptions of Sanction Threats ......................... 245 Other Domains ................................... 247 Social Components of Crime Decisions ..................... 247 Non-contemporaneous Aspects of Crime Decisions ............... 249 Judgment and Decision Making (JDM) and Psychological Refinements .... 250 Conclusion ...................................... 254 References ...................................... 255 14. Situational Crime Prevention: Theoretical Background and Current Practice ................................. 259 Ronald V. Clarke Theoretical Background ............................... 261 The Methodology Of Situational Prevention .................... 263 Focus on Very Specific Categories of Crime ................... 264 Focus on Crime Concentrations ......................... 264 Understand How the Crime is Committed .................... 265 Use an Action-Research Model ......................... 265 Consider a Variety of Solutions .......................... 266 Displacement And Other Offender Reactions .................... 268 Displacement ................................... 269 Diffusion of Benefits ............................... 270 Anticipatory Benefits ............................... 271 Adaptation .................................... 271 Conclusions ..................................... 272 References ...................................... 274 15. Desistance from Crime ................................ 277 Lila Kazemian and Shadd Maruna What Is Desistance? ................................. 279 Explanations Of Desistance ............................. 280 Social Factors Involved in Desistance ...................... 280 Internal Factors Involved in Desistance ..................... 284 Integrating Internal and External Factors in the Explanation of Desistance ... 288 Contente xiii Implications For Correctional Practice ....................... 289 References ...................................... 291 16. The Flow and Ebb of American Capital Punishment ............... 297 James R. Acker Introduction: A Brief History Of Capital Punishment ............... 297 The Objectives Of Capital Punishment: Efficacy And Ethics ............ 300 General Deterrence ................................ 300 Incapacitation ................................... 301 Cost ........................................ 302 Victim-Related Concerns ............................. 303 Retribution .................................... 304 The Death Penalty s Administration ........................ 304 Discrimination and Arbitrariness ......................... 305 Wrongful Convictions .............................. 306 The Capital Jury ................................. 307 Other Administrative Issues ........................... 308 The Recent Downturn In Capital Sentencing And Executions ........... 309 Conclusion ...................................... 311 References ...................................... 311 17. The Joint Effects of Offender Race/Ethnicity and Sex on Sentencing Outcomes ............................... 319 Pauline K. Brennan Introduction ..................................... 319 Extant Literature ................................... 321 Theoretical Perspectives on the Effects of Race/Ethnicity and Sex on Sentencing Outcomes and Discussions of the Interaction Effect ....... 321 Empirical Research on the Joint Effect of Race/Ethnicity and Sex on Sentencing Outcomes ............................. 327 Discussion And Conclusion ............................. 339 References ...................................... 342 18 Knowledge to Practice or Knowledge of Practice? A Comparison of Two Approaches to Bringing Science to Service ..................... 349 David E. Duffee Purpose ....................................... 349 Demands For Evidence-Based Treatment ...................... 350 Definitions ...................................... 353 Treatment ..................................... 353 Evidence-Based Practice ............................. 354 Adoption Strategy .................................. 357 Developmental Strategy ............................... 359 Implementation ................................... 361 Degrees of Implementation ............................ 363 Stages and Elements of Implementation ..................... 364 Levels of Analysis in Implementation ...................... 365 x¡v Contents Research on Implementation........................... 365 Conclusion: Connections Between Adoption And Developmental Strategies . . . 367 References ...................................... 374 IV. SPECIAL TOPICS IN CRIME AND DEVIANCE Alan J. Lizotte 19. Peers and Delinquency ................................ 383 Mark Warr Social Influence And Criminal Behavior ...................... 384 The Social Character Of Delinquency ........................ 384 Features of Delinquent Groups .......................... 385 The Importance of Groups ............................ 387 Theories of Peer Influence ............................ 390 Research on Differential Association ....................... 393 Social Learning Theory .............................. 395 Companions in Crime ............................... 396 Crime as Collective Behavior ........................... 398 The Group as Moral Universe .......................... 399 Mechanisms of Consensus ............................ 400 Other Mechanisms of Peer Influence ....................... 401 Conclusion ...................................... 401 References ...................................... 402 20. The Many Ways of Knowing: Multi-Method, Comparative Research to Enhance Our Understanding of and Responses to Youth Street Gangs ..... 405 Dana Peterson Evaluations Of G.R.E.A.T. ............................. 406 Eurogang Research Network ............................ 407 Youth Gangs And Youth Gang Members ...................... 408 Youth Gang Members Reflect Their Communities ................ 410 Females Are Gang Members ........................... 411 Why Do Gangs Form, and Why Do Youths Join Them? ............. 413 Gang Membership, Violence, and Victimization ................. 414 Gang Is Not (Necessarily) Forever ........................ 416 Global Issues ................................... 417 Where Should We Go from Here? ........................ 419 Responding To Youth Gangs And Youth Gang Members .............. 421 Comprehensive Gang Model Evaluations .................... 423 National Evaluation of G.R.E.A.T. ........................ 423 Where Should We Go from Here? ........................ 425 Concluding Remarks ................................ 427 References ...................................... 427 21. Developmental Sequences and Comorbidity of Substance Use and Violence . . . 433 Helene Raskin White, Kristina M. Jackson, and RolfLoeber Association Between Alcohol And Drug Use And Violence ............ 434 Contents xv Acute Alcohol-Related Violence ......................... 434 Acute Drag-Related Violence .......................... 435 Chronic Associations Between Substance Use and Violence .......... 436 A Causal Or Spurious Relationship? ........................ 437 Causal Models .................................. 437 The Common Cause Model ............................ 440 Developmental Sequences Of Substance Use And Violence ............ 442 Trajectories of Substance Use .......................... 443 Trajectories of Violence ............................. 443 Using Trajectory Analyses to Examine the Association Among Problem Behaviors ................................ 444 Associations Between Substance Use and Delinquency Using Trajectory Analysis ................................ 445 Current Study .................................... 446 Purpose ...................................... 446 Design and Sample ................................ 446 Measures ..................................... 447 Analytic Method ................................. 447 Results ...................................... 448 Discussion .................................... 454 Concluding Remarks ................................ 458 References ...................................... 459 22. Caught in a Crossfire: Legal and Illegal Gun Ownership in America ...... 469 Richard L. Legault and Alan J. Lizotte Introduction ..................................... 469 Legal Gun Ownership And Use In The United States ............... 470 Demographics of Legal Gun Ownership ..................... 471 American Gun Culture .............................. 471 Patterns of Legal Gun Use ............................ 474 Beyond Cross-Sectional Study: Trends in American Gun Ownership ...... 476 Summary - Legal Gun Ownership ........................ 481 Illegal Firearms Ownership And Use In The United States ............. 482 Demographics of Illegal Gun Ownership ..................... 482 Patterns of Illegal Gun Use ............................ 483 Illegal Guns and Crime .............................. 485 Time Trends in Civilian Ownership and Crime ................. 486 Conclusion ...................................... 487 References ...................................... 488 23. Family Violence and Delinquency .......................... 493 Carolyn A. Smith and Timothy O. Ireland History And Definitions ............................... 494 Measurement And Prevalence Of Family Violence ................. 497 Child Maltreatment ................................ 498 Exposure to IPV ................................. 499 Co-occurrence of Maltreatment and Exposure to IPV .............. 501 xvi Contents Antisocial Consequences of Exposure to Family Violence ............ 502 Exposure to IPV ................................. 504 Multiple Exposure ................................ 506 Dimensions of Family Violence ......................... 507 Theoretical Positions Linking Family Violence And Offending .......... 508 Social Learning Perspectives ........................... 508 Attachment Theory/Relational Theory/Control Theories ............ 510 Stress, Frustration, Trauma, and Strain Theory .................. 510 Biological Foundations .............................. 511 Complex Theoretical Perspectives ........................ 512 Moderators Versus Mediators ........................... 513 Conclusion And Directions For Research ...................... 514 References ...................................... 515 24. Hate Crimes: Perspectives on Offending and the Law ............... 525 Ryan D. King Hate Crime Legislation ............................... 526 Types of Hate Crime Law ............................. 527 Timing ...................................... 527 Content ...................................... 529 Constitutionality ................................. 530 Implementation And Enforcement ......................... 533 Law Enforcement Policies ............................ 533 Hate Crime Reporting .............................. 534 Identifying Hate Crimes: The Role of Frontline Personnel ........... 535 Prosecution .................................... 536 Hate Crime Offending ................................ 538 A Typology of Offenses ............................. 539 Offense and Offender Characteristics ...................... 539 Ecological Correlates of Hate Crime Offending ................. 540 Concluding Points And Suggestions For Further Research ............. 544 References ...................................... 546 25. Cybercrime ...................................... 551 Graeme R. Newman Introduction ..................................... 551 Innovation And Cybercrime ............................. 553 Cyber Opportunity .................................. 557 Target Attractiveness ............................... 557 Tool Enhancement ................................ 558 Places of Cyber Opportunity ........................... 559 Types of Cybercrime ............................... 561 How Much Cybercrime Is There? ........................ 573 Techniques for Cybercrime Prevention ...................... 575 Policing Of Cybercrime ............................... 577 Self-Regulation in the IT Environment ...................... 578 References ...................................... 581 Subject Index ........................................ 585
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spellingShingle Handbook on crime and deviance
Criminology
Kriminalität (DE-588)4033178-7 gnd
Abweichendes Verhalten (DE-588)4000320-6 gnd
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title Handbook on crime and deviance
title_auth Handbook on crime and deviance
title_exact_search Handbook on crime and deviance
title_full Handbook on crime and deviance ed. by Marvin D. Krohn ...
title_fullStr Handbook on crime and deviance ed. by Marvin D. Krohn ...
title_full_unstemmed Handbook on crime and deviance ed. by Marvin D. Krohn ...
title_short Handbook on crime and deviance
title_sort handbook on crime and deviance
topic Criminology
Kriminalität (DE-588)4033178-7 gnd
Abweichendes Verhalten (DE-588)4000320-6 gnd
topic_facet Criminology
Kriminalität
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