The Role of the Cost‐of‐Crime Literature in Bridging the Gap Between Social Science Research and Policy Making
Abstract
Research Summary In this article, we review the theoretical paradigm underlying cost–benefit analysis and address some of the critiques of this framework that have arisen within criminal justice circles and other policy areas. We also review existing studies devoted to estimating the costs of specific crimes. We offer a brief discussion categorizing the alternative costs of crime and the various methodological approaches taken (hedonic analysis,...
Paper Details
Title
The Role of the Cost‐of‐Crime Literature in Bridging the Gap Between Social Science Research and Policy Making
Published Date
Aug 31, 2015
Journal
Volume
14
Issue
4
Pages
589 - 632
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