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|a Criminal careers and "career criminals."
|n Volume I /
|c Alfred Blumstein [and three others], editors ; Panel on Research on Criminal Careers, Committee on Research on Law Enforcement and the Administration of Justice, Commission on Behavioral and Social Sciences and Education, National Research Council.
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|a Washington, District of Columbia :
|b National Academy Press,
|c 1986.
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|c ©1986
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|a 1 online resource (474 pages) :
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|a Includes bibliographical references and index.
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|a Online resource; title from PDF title page (ebrary, viewed June 4, 2014).
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|a Existing Decision PracticesEthical Limitations; Methodological Issues; Specific Classification Rules; Record-Keeping Implications; AN AGENDA FOR FUTURE RESEARCH; 1 Introduction: Studying Criminal Careers ; THE CRIMINAL CAREERS CONCEPT; CRIME CONTROL POLICIES; Knowledge for Policy; Classification of Offenders; Ethical Considerations; DIMENSIONS OF CRIMINAL CAREERS; Participation; Individual Frequency Rates, Seriousness, and Duration; Basic Definitions and Symbols; Basic Model of a Criminal Career; Extensions of the Basic Model; USING THE CRIMINAL CAREER PARADIGM.
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|a Interpreting Aggregate Crime RatesDemographic Correlates of Criminal Careers; Incapacitation, Rehabilitation, and Deterrence; SCOPE OF THE PANEL'S REPORT; 2 Participation in Criminal Careers ; STUDY DESIGNS AND PARTICIPATION ESTIMATES; PARTICIPATION AMONG MALES; Official-Record Estimates; Self-Report Estimates; PARTICIPATION ESTIMATES BY SEX, RACE, AND AGE; Sex; Race; Age; OTHER FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH PARTICIPATION; Family Influences; Parenting; Parental Criminality; Family Disruption; Family Size and Structure; Early Antisocial Behavior; Social Class; School Performance and Intelligence.
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|a RaceSex; Age; Offense Clusters; Specialization; Age; Offense Type; Sex; Race; Escalation; TERMINATION AND LENGTH OF CRIMINAL CAREERS; Types of Studies; Persistence by Delinquents into Adult Careers; Measuring Career Length by Number of Arrests; Measuring Career Length in Years; CONCLUSION; 4 Methodological Issues in Criminal Career Research ; OBSERVATIONAL APPROACHES: SELF-REPORTS AND OFFICIAL RECORDS; Self-Reports; Official Records; Potential for Synthesis of Observational Methods; SAMPLING ISSUES; USE OF COHORT AND CROSS-SECTIONAL DATA; PROBLEMS OF CONFOUNDED EFFECTS.
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|a Crime analysis
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|1 https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PBJtxgQXMWqmjMjjwXRHgrq
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|a Blumstein, Alfred,
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|a National Research Council (U.S.).
|b Panel on Research on Criminal Careers.
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|i Print version:
|t Criminal careers and "career criminals." Volume I.
|d Washington, District of Columbia : National Academy Press, ©1986
|h xvi, 458 pages
|z 9780309036849
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|y Click for online access
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|6 505-01/(S
|a Criminal Careers and ""Career Criminals"":; Copyright; Contents; Preface; Criminal Careers and ""Career Criminals""; Summary; THE CRIMINAL CAREER APPROACH; FINDINGS ON CRIMINAL CAREERS; Participation in Offending; Measures of Participation; Risk Factors in Criminal Participation; Individual Frequencies for Active Offenders; Overall Rates; Demographic Differences in λ; Other Factors Related to λ; Trends in Seriousness; Career Length; USE OF CRIMINAL CAREER INFORMATION IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE DECISION MAKING; Career Modification; Incapacitation; PREDICTION-BASED CLASSIFICATION RULES.
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|a Substance AbuseEmployment; Peer Group Influences; SUMMARY; 3 Dimensions of Active Criminal Careers ; INDIVIDUAL FREQUENCY RATES; Arrest Frequencies (μ) by Crime Type; Offending Frequencies (λ) By Crime Type; Inferring λ from μ; The Rand Inmate Surveys; National Youth Survey; Estimates of λ; Variations in λ by Sex, Age, and Race; Sex; Age; Race; Other Factors Associated with Variations in Frequency Rates; Age at Onset of Criminal Activity; Drug Use; Employment; Previous Criminal Involvement; Summary; SERIOUSNESS; Types of Studies; Changes in Offense Mix; General Offense-Switching Patterns.
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