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_aThe crime vaccine _ehow to end the crime epidemic _fJay B. Marcus |
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_aBaton Rouge (Louisiana) _cClaitor's Publishing Division _d1996 |
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_a235 p. _d30 cm |
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| 330 | _aRunning for attorney general with a new approach to crime. The new crime model: Discovering the inner cause of crime. General stress theory: Dealing with criminals and carriers of "Dis-ease". The connection between stress and crime: Parallel epidemics. How the crime vaccine changes the crime prone physiology. Rehabilitation that works: Reducing stress in prisons. The enjoyable antidote to drugs and alcohol - and 12 times more effective than DARE. The failure of crime strategies that don't immunize the physiology. Academia's crime: Repressing or demonizing programs that originate East of Cambridge. The complementary crime vaccine strategies: Giving the offender a new identity. Prisons of the future. The extra strength crime vaccine: The critical mass that can end the epidemic. The failure of government: limiting the search for solutions to what is popular. | ||
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_aCRIMINOLOGIA _9704 |
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_aCRIME _94988 |
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_aSERVIÇO SOCIAL _91183 |
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_aEUA _95071 |
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_aMARCUS _bJay B. _98181 |
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