Beggars and Thieves: Ethnography of Urban Street Criminals by Mark S. Fleisher
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Beggars and Thieves
Beggars and Thieves
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This ethnographic study of contemporary urban criminals examines issues such as the human dimensions of criminal lives, the family conditions that cause children to become deviant, and the role of jails and prisons in deterrence and rehabilitation. It also proposes anti-crime policy initiatives.
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CIN0299147746G
9780299147747
0299147746
Beggars and Thieves: Ethnography of Urban Street Criminals by Mark S. Fleisher
Used - Good
Paperback
University of Wisconsin Press
1995-08-30
304
N/A
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