Africa's Lost Classics

Lizelle Bisschoff

Introduction: Criminology, Routine Activity, and Rational Choice; One: Extending the Reach; 1: Searching for Suitable Co-offenders; 2: A Rational Choice Theory of Corporate Crime; 3: Drivers Who Drink and Rational Choice: Random Breath Testing and the Process of Deterrence; 4: Gun Use in Crime, Rational Choice, and Social Learning Theory; 5: Predatory and Dispute-related Violence: A Social Interactionist Approach; 6: Tinderbox Criminal Violence: Neurogenic Impulsivity, Risk-taking, and the Phenomenology of Rational Choice; 7: Rational Choice, Behavior Analysis, and Political Violence; 8: Ransom Kidnapping in Sardinia, Subcultural Theory and Rational Choice; 9: Successful Criminal Careers: Toward an Ethnography within the Rational Choice Perspective; Two: Bridging the Gaps; 10: The Rational Choice/Opportunity Perspectives as a Vehicle for Integrating Criminological and Victimological Theories; 11: Environment, Routine, and Situation: Toward a Pattern Theory of Crime; 12: A Strategic Analysis of Crime: Criminal Tactics as Responses to Precriminal Situations; 13: Conscience, Opportunity, Rational Choice, and Crime; 14: Crime Prevention through Environmental Design, Opportunity Theory, and Rational Choice Models; 15: Theories of Action in Criminology: Learning Theory and Rational Choice Approaches