Theoretical Criminology

WHAT DO SCHOOLTEACHERS AND SUMO WRESTLERS HAVE IN COMMON? THE ISRAELI DAY-CARE STUDY: See Uri Gneezy and Aldo Rustichini, БЂњA Fine Is a Price,БЂ«Journal of Legal Studies 29, no. 1 (January 2000), pp. 1БЂ“17; and Uri Gneezy, БЂњThe БЂWБЂ™ Effect of Incentives,БЂ«University of Chicago working paper. MURDER THROUGH THE AGES: See Manuel Eisner, БЂњSecular Trends of Violence, Evidence, and Theoretical Interpretations,БЂ«Crime and Justice: A Review of Research 3 (2003); also presented in Manuel Eisner, БЂњViolence and the Rise of Modern Society,БЂ«Criminology in Cambridge, October 2003, pp. 3БЂ“7. THOMAS JEFFERSON ON CAUSE-AND-EFFECT: Autobiography of Thomas Jefferson (1829; reprint, New York: G.P. PutnamБЂ™s Sons, 1914), p. 156. BLOOD FOR MONEY: See Richard M. Titmuss, БЂњThe Gift of Blood,БЂ«Transaction 8 (1971); also presented in The Philosophy of Welfare: Selected Writings by R. M. Titmuss, ed. B. Abel-Smith and K. Titmuss (London: Allen and Unwin, 1987). See also William E. Upton, БЂњAltruism, Attribution, and Intrinsic Motivation in the Recruitment of Blood Donors,БЂ«Ph.D. diss., Cornell University, 1973 ...»