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Several previous studies have argued that marriage leads to a decline in criminal propensity. Most of these studies have focused on men and have given little attention to the characteristics of their partner and events related to changes in offending. In this article, we use Norwegian registry...
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Research on desistance from crime has paid little attention to parenthood as a “turning point”. In this paper, we use …
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that marriage and fatherhood has a preventive effect on crime, with marriage receiving most support by empirical research …
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A long-term relationship such as marriage will not operate efficiently without sanctions for misconduct, of which adultery is one example. Traditional legal sanctions can be seen as different combinations of various features, differing in who initiates punishment, whether punishment is just a...
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The particular point that will be stressed in this paper is that benefits derived from corrupt behaviour depend on institutions devised to discourage it. The analytical framework used to explore the symmetric tragedies of the commons and the anticommons outlined by James Buchaman and Yong J....
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We estimate the effect of exposure to plant closure on crime using an individual-level panel data set containing … subsequently closed are 14 percent more likely to be charged of a crime than comparable men in stable plants. There is no … difference in charge rates prior to closure, supporting a causal interpretation of our result. Within crime categories, we find …
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desistance from crime. However, the effects of these events only apply to those experiencing them and do not necessarily explain … last recorded crime. Results: Of those who terminated their criminal career, 10 percent got married, 22 percent had a child …
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without civilian jobs to go to, many countries got an oversupply of qualified violent people for crime, warfare and private …
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On 25 August 1998 the Treasurer referred Australia’s gambling industries for inquiry and the provision of an information report within 12 months of receiving the reference.The Commission was requested to provide an information report on the economic and social impacts of Australia’s gambling...
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Casino gambling is a social issue, because in addition to the direct benefits to those who own and use casinos, positive and negative externalities are reaped and borne by those who do not gamble. To correctly assess the total economic impact of casinos, one must distinguish between business...
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