Law and society review

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  Año 1993, Vol. 27, Número 2

  • Introduction: Crime in social and legal context

    John Hagan

    págs. 255-262

    

  • Economic deprivation and neighborhood crime rates, 1960-1980

    Robert J. Bursik Jr.

    págs. 263-283

    

  • Structural variations in Juvenile Court processing: Inequality, the underclass, and social control

    Robert J. Sampson

    págs. 285-311

    

  • Inequality and the punishment of minor offenders in the early 20th century

    Martha A. Myers

    págs. 313-343

    

  • Social structure and social control: Building theory

    Allen E. Liska

    págs. 345-353

    

  • Back on track: Asking and answering the right questions

    Austin T. Turk

    págs. 355-359

    

  • Professionalism and monopoly of expertise: Lawyers and administrative law, 1933-1937

    Ronen Shamir

    págs. 361-397

    

  • New strategies for getting clients: Urban and suburban lawyers' views

    Caroll Seron

    págs. 399-419

    

  • Legal data banks, the glut of lawyers, and the German legal profession

    Michael Hartmann

    págs. 421-441

    

  • Case selection and decisionmaking in the U.S. Supreme Court

    Lawrence Baun

    págs. 443-459