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They deal with many different theories collected via different research methodologies. This new edition features 23 new articles, ranging from noncriminal deviance to crimes in cyberspace. The text has been applauded by readers.
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Created for the Introduction to Deviance course, Deviance and Social Control, 4e uses theory and examples to illustrate societal perceptions of deviance throughout the ages, without assuming prior knowledge of introductory sociology or ...
Rethinking the analysis of intergenerational social mobility: A comment on John W. Fox's “Social class, mental illness, and social mobility.” Journal of health and social behavior, 34: 165–172. Roper, W.G. (1996).
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Using an integrative approach, this detailed and comprehensive treatment of key issues related to serious and violent juvenile offenders focuses on topics such as race and ethnicity, youth gangs and prevention and intervention programmmes.
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