Urbanization and Crime

Explore the intricate relationship between urbanization and crime with Eric A. Johnson's insightful book, Urbanization and Crime, published by Cambridge University Press in 2002. Spanning 260 pages, this scholarly work delves into the transformative period of Germany's rapid urban and industrial growth from 1871 to 1914. Johnson presents a groundbreaking perspective, arguing against the notion that urban environments or the shift from rural to urban living are the sole determinants of crime. Instead, he provides a nuanced examination of how social structures and changes influence criminal behavior in burgeoning urban societies. Urbanization and Crime is ideal for those interested in crime and criminology, as well as the broader sweep of European history during the 19th century. Enhance your understanding of this crucial era in German history that paved the way for modern urban life. Order your copy today to uncover the complex dynamics of urban crime!