CONTINUING EDUCATION: TOWARD A LIFE-COURSE PERSPECTIVE ON SOCIAL LEARNING [0.03%]
继续教育：贯穿人生过程的社会学习视角
Peggy C Giordano
Peggy C Giordano
Sutherland's differential association theory and the life course perspective have at times been conceptualized as contrasting theories of criminal behavior. I argue instead that our understanding of delinquency, the dynamics underlying crim...
SCHOOL PUNISHMENT AND INTERPERSONAL EXCLUSION: REJECTION, WITHDRAWAL, AND SEPARATION FROM FRIENDS [0.03%]
学校的惩罚和人际排斥：拒绝、退出以及与朋友的分离
Wade C Jacobsen
Wade C Jacobsen
School suspension is a common form of punishment in the United States that is disproportionately concentrated among racial minority and disadvantaged youth. Labeling theories imply that such stigmatized sanctions may lead to interpersonal e...
Linking parental incarceration and family dynamics associated with intergenerational transmission: A life-course perspective [0.03%]
生命历程视角下的亲子关系与监禁的代际传递：关于家庭结构和家庭过程的分析模型构建及验证研究
Peggy C Giordano,Jennifer E Copp,Wendy D Manning et al.
Peggy C Giordano et al.
Children experiencing parental incarceration face numerous additional disadvantages, but researchers have often relied on these other co-occurring factors primarily as controls. In this article, we focus on the intimate links between crime ...
Does it matter if those who matter don't mind? Effects of gang versus delinquent peer group membership on labeling processes [0.03%]
那些重要的人是否介意这有关系吗？帮派与犯罪团伙对贴标签过程的影响的差别分析
Molly Buchanan,Marvin D Krohn
Molly Buchanan
Despite renewed interests in the labeling perspective and the impact of official intervention on individuals' future outcomes, scant attention has been given to potential conditioning factors for theorized labeling processes. We argue that,...
Does contact with the justice system deter or promote future delinquency? Results from a longitudinal study of British adolescent twins [0.03%]
司法接触会阻止还是会促进未来的不良行为？一项英国青少年双胞胎纵向研究的结果
Ryan T Motz,J C Barnes,Avshalom Caspi et al.
Ryan T Motz et al.
What impact does formal punishment have on antisocial conduct-does it deter or promote it? The findings from a long line of research on the labeling tradition indicate formal punishments have the opposite-of-intended consequence of promotin...
Does Increasing Women's Education Reduce Their Risk of Intimate Partner Violence? Evidence from an Education Policy Reform [0.03%]
提高女性受教育程度能降低其遭受亲密伴侣暴力的风险吗？来自一项教育政策改革的证据
Abigail Weitzman
Abigail Weitzman
Although scholars have employed rigorous causal methods to examine the relationship between education and crime, few studies have taken a causal approach to the study of education and intimate partner violence (IPV) specifically. From a soc...
THE ROLE OF TURNING POINTS IN ESTABLISHING BASELINE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN PEOPLE IN DEVELOPMENTAL AND LIFE-COURSE CRIMINOLOGY [0.03%]
转折点在建立发展与生命历程犯罪学中人与人之间基线差异中的作用
John H Boman th,Thomas J Mowen
John H Boman th
Turning points, between-person differences, and within-person changes have all been linked to desistance from crime. Nevertheless, the means through which between- person differences are frequently captured in life-course criminology makes ...
Michael T Light,T Y Miller
Michael T Light
Despite substantial public, political, and scholarly attention to the issue of immigration and crime, we know little about the criminological consequences of undocumented immigration. As a result, fundamental questions about whether undocum...
The Social Ecology of Public Space: Active Streets and Violent Crime in Urban Neighborhoods [0.03%]
公共空间的社会生态：城市社区中的活力街道与暴力犯罪
Christopher R Browning,Aubrey L Jackson
Christopher R Browning
Drawing on one element of Jacobs' (1961) discussion of the social control benefits of "eyes on the street," this paper explores the link between the prevalence of active streets and violence in urban neighborhoods. Three distinct data sourc...
Ecological Networks and Urban Crime: The Structure of Shared Routine Activity Locations and Neighborhood-Level Informal Control Capacity [0.03%]
生态网络与城市犯罪：共享日常活动地点的结构和邻里层面非正式控制能力
Christopher R Browning,Catherine A Calder,Bethany Boettner et al.
Christopher R Browning et al.
Drawing on Jacobs (1961), we hypothesize that public contact among neighborhood residents while engaged in day-to-day routines, captured by the aggregate network structure of shared local exposure, is consequential for crime. Neighborhoods ...