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 This issue includes essays from T.R. Young offers insight into the possible relationship between chaos theory and crime. Kimberley Cook and J.R. Bjerklie discuss the relationship between chaos theory and sociology. Rich Lovell and Carl Pope react to

The Critical Criminologist Vol 3 No 2

The Critical Criminologist Vol 3 No 2

 This issue includes essays from T.R. Young offers insight into the possible relationship between chaos theory and crime. Kimberley Cook and J.R. Bjerklie discuss the relationship between chaos theory and sociology. Rich Lovell and Carl Pope react to

This issue includes essays from T.R. Young offers insight into the possible relationship between chaos theory and crime. Kimberley Cook and J.R. Bjerklie discuss the relationship between chaos theory and sociology. Rich Lovell and Carl Pope react to Wilbanks’ ideas concerning the “no discrimination thesis” and MacLean’s ideas concerning the “no discrimination thesis” and MacLean’s and Milovanovic’s recently published critical anthology on the subject. Thomas Arcaro provides some thoughts on human motivation.

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