The Encyclopedia Americana, Volume 8Grolier Incorporated, 1999 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries A thirty-volume encyclopedia covering important world events while providing major new treatments of selected topics in various academic fields. |
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... social outlets . The resultant social disability drives youngsters into patterns of association that train and reinforce them in criminal behavior . Contemporary criminology provides a growing number of examples of such unions of social ...
... social outlets . The resultant social disability drives youngsters into patterns of association that train and reinforce them in criminal behavior . Contemporary criminology provides a growing number of examples of such unions of social ...
Page 201
... social control forces , and to demand exceptional resources on their part . Social Reform . The growing body of crimino- logical research indicates that crime prevention is a problem that demands vast transformation of outdated economic ...
... social control forces , and to demand exceptional resources on their part . Social Reform . The growing body of crimino- logical research indicates that crime prevention is a problem that demands vast transformation of outdated economic ...
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... social force . It engages exten- sively in social work , however , and parish clergy still collect vital statistics for the state . Attendance at church services is extremely low . Social Conditions . Denmark today enjoys social ...
... social force . It engages exten- sively in social work , however , and parish clergy still collect vital statistics for the state . Attendance at church services is extremely low . Social Conditions . Denmark today enjoys social ...
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Social | 8 |
CORPORATION The corporation is the dominant | 56 |
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