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Analyzing Rational Crime Models And Methods 1st Edition Olof Dahlbck Auth

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Analyzing Rational Crime Models And Methods 1st Edition Olof Dahlbck Auth
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Publisher: Springer Netherlands
File Extension: PDF
File size: 4.26 MB
Pages: 218
Author: Olof Dahlbäck (auth.)
ISBN: 9789048164417, 9789401707213, 9048164419, 9401707219
Language: English
Year: 2003
Edition: 1

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Analyzing Rational Crime Models And Methods 1st Edition Olof Dahlbck Auth by Olof Dahlbäck (auth.) 9789048164417, 9789401707213, 9048164419, 9401707219 instant download after payment.

Olof Dahlbäck's book breaks new ground for the analysis of crime from a rationality perspective by presenting models and methods that go far beyond those with which researchers have hitherto been equipped. The book examines single crimes, individual criminality, and societal crime, and it discusses thoroughly the general decision theoretical presuppositions necessary for analyzing these various types of crime. An expected utility maximization model for a single discrete choice regarding the commission of a crime is the foundation of most of the analyses presented. A version of this model is developed that permits interpersonal comparisons, and this basic model is used when deriving more complex models of crime as well as when analyzing the potential for such derivations. The rigorous, powerful methods suggested provide considerable opportunities for improving research and for seeing old problems in a new light.

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