Delinquency and Crime

Explore the intriguing question of why youths engage in criminal behavior with Delinquency and Crime by J. David Hawkins. Published in 1996 by Cambridge University Press, this insightful hardback edition spans 352 pages and features essays from nine prominent criminologists. Each contributor delves into contemporary theories of crime, backed by robust research evidence. Topics covered include antisocial peer socialization, social development, interactional theory, behavior genetics, and community determinants, providing a comprehensive overview of juvenile delinquency. This book is an essential resource for anyone interested in adolescent psychology, criminology, and the factors influencing juvenile offenders. Enhance your understanding of crime prevention and social science with this valuable addition to your library.