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200 14$aThe great American crime decline$b[electronic resource] /$fFranklin E. Zimring
210   $aNew York $cOxford University Press$d2007
215   $a1 online resource (273 p.)
225 1 $aStudies in crime and public policy
300   $aDescription based upon print version of record.
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320   $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
327   $aContents; Part I: What Happened in the 1990's?; 1 The Size and Character of the Crime Decline; 2 The Environment for Optimism: Crime Trends and Attitudes about the Effectiveness of Crime Policies; Part II: The Search for Causes; 3 The Usual Suspects: Imprisonment, Demography, and the Economy; 4 Progeny of the 1990's: Three New Explanations of Decline; Part III: Two New Perspectives; 5 Which Twin Has the Toni? Some Statistical Lessons from Canada; 6 New York City's Natural Experiment; Part IV: Twenty-First Century Lessons; 7 What Happens Next?; 8 Seven Lessons from the 1990's
327   $aAppendix 1 Crime and Abortion Policy in Europe, Canada, and Australia Appendix 2 Supplementary Statistics on Crime Trends in Canada during the 1990's; Appendix 3 Trends for the City of New York and the United States during the 1990's; Appendix 4 Measuring the Extent of Decline in Selected High-Decline Cities; References; Index;
330   $aPart I What Happened in the 1990's?   1. The Size and Character of the Crime Decline  2. The Environment for Optimism: Crime Trends and Attitudes about the Effectiveness of Crime Policies  Part II The Search for Causes   3. The Usual Suspects: Imprisonment, Demography, and the Economy  4. Progeny of the 1990's: Three New Explanations of Decline  Part III Two New Perspectives   5. Which Twin Has the Toni? Some Statistical Lessons from Canada  6. New York City's Natural Experiment  Part IV Twenty-First Century Lessons   7. What Happens Next?  8. Seven Lessons from the 1990's  Appendix 1: Crime and
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