Problems of Crime Syllabus for Economics S151
Problems of Crime Syllabus for Economics S151
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Importance of home influence, illegitimacy, poverty, vagrancy, use of alcoholic drinks by parents, lack of industrial training, illiteracy, other degrading influences. Nec- essity of medical examination for school children.
References.
Drahms, The Criminal, ch. 11.
Morrison, Crime and Its Causes, pp. 149-159.
Jane Addams, The Spirit of Youth and the City Streets.
Morrison, Juvenile Offenders, Part I.
Travis, The Young Malefactor.
IV. The Statistics of Crime.
(1) Kinds of Criminal Statistics: Ju...dicial; prison, criminal. Sources of each.
(2) The use and abuse of statistical data. How to measure the relative and absolute increase or decrease of crime.
(3) The relation between crime and age, sex, color, race, nativity, marital condition, literacy and occupation, with special ref- erence to the 1904 and 1910 censuses of the United States.
References.
Ferri, Criminal Sociology, ch. 2.
Robinson, Criminal Statistics in the United States.
Morrison, Crime and Its Causes, ch. 12.
Mayo-Smith, Statistics and Sociology, ch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Importance of home influence, illegitimacy, poverty, vagrancy, use of alcoholic drinks by parents, lack of industrial training, illiteracy, other degrading influences. Nec- essity of medical examination for school children.
References.
Drahms, The Criminal, ch. 11.
Morrison, Crime and Its Causes, pp. 149-159.
Jane Addams, The Spirit of Youth and the City Streets.
Morrison, Juvenile Offenders, Part I.
Travis, The Young Malefactor.
IV. The Statistics of Crime.
(1) Kinds of Criminal Statistics: Ju...dicial; prison, criminal. Sources of each.
(2) The use and abuse of statistical data. How to measure the relative and absolute increase or decrease of crime.
(3) The relation between crime and age, sex, color, race, nativity, marital condition, literacy and occupation, with special ref- erence to the 1904 and 1910 censuses of the United States.
References.
Ferri, Criminal Sociology, ch. 2.
Robinson, Criminal Statistics in the United States.
Morrison, Crime and Its Causes, ch. 12.
Mayo-Smith, Statistics and Sociology, ch.
What to read after Problems of Crime Syllabus for Economics S151?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ira B Ira Brown Cross to read onlineMoreLess
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