The determinants of crime in South Africa

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[10] LIBERATION EMANCIPATION, ECONOMIC MARGINALIZATION, OR LESS CHIVALRY - THE RELEVANCE OF 3 THEORETICAL ARGUMENTS TO FEMALE CRIME PATTERNS IN ENGLAND AND WALES, 1951-1980 [J]. CRIMINOLOGY, 1984, 22 (04) : 473 - 497

[1] [Anonymous], THEORIES CRIME

[2] [Anonymous], 1982, LAW EC

[3] [Anonymous], STAT STATA 5

[4] [Anonymous], FAR E EC REV

[5] BARKER W, 1995, READERS DIG, V147, P33

[6] Becker GS, 1976, EC APPROACH HUMAN BE

[7] BEDAU HA, 1993, SOCIOECONOMICS CRIME, P19

[8] DEVELOPMENT AND CRIME - A CROSS-NATIONAL, TIME-SERIES ANALYSIS OF COMPETING MODELS [J]. SOCIOLOGICAL QUARTERLY, 1991, 32 (03) : 343 - 363

[9] BLOMCOOPER L, 1986, B WOOTTON SOCIAL SCI, P277

[10] LIBERATION EMANCIPATION, ECONOMIC MARGINALIZATION, OR LESS CHIVALRY - THE RELEVANCE OF 3 THEORETICAL ARGUMENTS TO FEMALE CRIME PATTERNS IN ENGLAND AND WALES, 1951-1980 [J]. CRIMINOLOGY, 1984, 22 (04) : 473 - 497