Chapter Of Magistrates. Chapter xliv.: Of Rewards. Chapter xlv.: Of Education. xlvii.: Conclusion Chapter Becker, (skim for main ideas) Economic Theory of “An Wednesday, February 7: Why Brute Force Fails [49+] Readings: Mullainathan and Scarcity [sections?] Wilson & Petersilia, Ch. 14 Deterrence: A Review of Crime and Public Policy: – “General Recent Evidence” Greenwood, Three Strikes and You’re Out: Estimated Benefits and Costs of California’s New pp. xi-xvi; 17-30 Mandatory Sentencing Law: Kleiman, Ch. 5 Despite Punishment” When Brute Force Fails: – “Crime Chapter from W&P or from Crime and Human Nature on cognitive factors in offending WEEK 4 Monday, February 12: Tipping and Dynamic Concentration [71] Readings: Schelling, the Ecology of Micromotives” “On Kleiman, Ch. 3 and Ch. 4 Dynamic When Force Fails: – “Hope” – “Tipping, Concentration, and the Logic of Deterrence” Wednesday, February 14: Race and Class, Crime and Punishment [11+] Readings: Kennedy, Ch. 5 the Race Divide” Race, Crime, and the Law: – “Across Western and Pettit, and Social Inequality” “Incarceration WEEK 5 Monday, February 19: No Presidents Day Institutions and Strategies I: Policing [62] Wednesday, February 21: Readings: Wilson & Petersilia, Ch. 20 Policing on the Evidence” Crime and Public Policy: – “Democratic Wilson & Kelling, Windows: The Police and Neighborhood Safety” “Broken Manski & Nagin,”Assessing Benefits, Costs, and Disparate Racial Impacts of Confrontational Proactive Policing”
Chapter Of Magistrates. Chapter xliv.: Of Rewards. Chapter xlv.: Of Education. Chapter xlvii.: Conclusion Becker, “An Economic Theory of (skim for main ideas) Wednesday, February 7: Why Brute Force Fails [49+] Readings: Mullainathan and Scarcity [sections?] Wilson & Petersilia, Crime and Public Policy: Ch. 14 – “General Deterrence: A Review of Recent Evidence” Greenwood, Three Strikes and You’re Out: Estimated Benefits and Costs of California’s New Mandatory Sentencing Law: pp. xi-xvi; 17-30 Kleiman, When Brute Force Fails: Ch. 5 – “Crime Despite Punishment” Chapter from W&P or from Crime and Human Nature on cognitive factors in offending WEEK 4 Monday, February 12: Tipping and Dynamic Concentration [71] Readings: Schelling, “On the Ecology of Micromotives” Kleiman, When Force Fails: Ch. 3 – “Hope” and Ch. 4 – “Tipping, Dynamic Concentration, and the Logic of Deterrence” Wednesday, February 14: Race and Class, Crime and Punishment [11+] Readings: Kennedy, Race, Crime, and the Law: Ch. 5 – “Across the Race Divide” Western and Pettit, “Incarceration and Social Inequality” WEEK 5 Monday, February 19: No Presidents Day Wednesday, February 21: Institutions and Strategies I: Policing [62] Readings: Wilson & Petersilia, Crime and Public Policy: Ch. 20 – “Democratic Policing on the Evidence” Wilson & Kelling, “Broken Windows: The Police and Neighborhood Safety” Manski & Nagin,”Assessing Benefits, Costs, and Disparate Racial Impacts of Confrontational Proactive Policing”