Research: Offending and Socioeconomics
Research: Offending and Socioeconomics
The articles below are relevant to the links between offending, employment and socioeconomic circumstance. Please click on the links below to read each article.
Crime and Economic Incentives
Crime and Poverty: Some Experimental Evidence from Ex-offenders
Crime and Socioeconomic Context
Crime and Work
Declining Employment among Young, Black Less Educated Men
Do Frustrated Economic Expectation and Objective Economic Inequity Promote Crime?
Ex-Offenders and the Conformist Alternatice: A Job Quality Model of Work and Crime
I Helped Build That: A Demonstration Employment Training Programme for Homeless Youth in Toronto
Inequality and Violent Crime
Low Quality Employment Concentration and Crime: An Examination of Metropolitan Labour Markets
The Relationship between Economic Hardship and Crime: The Case of Israel and The Palestinians
There's More to Crime Control than the Get Tough Approach
Transition from Prison to Community
Walking the Talk: What Employers Say Versus What they Do
