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13. The Development of a Theory: Differential Association,
Donald R. Cressey 		81
14. Theory and Fact in Criminology: A Criticism of Differential Association,
Sheldon Glueck 		91
15. Problems in Prediction Methods,
Leslie T. Wilkins 		96
16. The Case Study Technique--Value of Delinquent Boy's Own Story,
Clifford R. Shaw 		101
17. The Correlation Technique--Analysis of Differential
Delinquency Rates,
Bernard Lander 		108
18. The Ex Post Facto Technique--Selecting and Matching Delinquents
and Non-Delinquents,
Sheldon and Eleanor Glueck 		118
19. The Experimental Technique--Treatment and Control Groups,
Edwin Powers and Helen Witmer 		130
SECTION IV THE SOCIAL STRUCTURE: EMPIRICAL DATA 143
20. The Negro and Crime,
Guy B. Johnson 		145
21. Differentials in Crime Rates between Negroes and Whites,
Earl R. Moses 		154
22. Crime, Age, and Employment,
Daniel Glaser and Kent Rice 		163
23. Delinquent Generations,
Leslie T. Wilkins 		170
24. An Ecological Analysis of Chicago,
Clifford R. Shaw and Henry D. McKay 		180
25. An Ecological Analysis of Baltimore,
Bernard Lander 		184
26. A Critique of Area Studies,
Terence Morris 		191
27. Delinquency and Migration,
Leonard Savitz 		199
28. The "Good" Boy in a High Delinquency Area,
Frank R. Scarpitti, Ellen Murray, Simon Dinitz, and Walter C. Reckless 		206

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Publication Information: Book Title: The Sociology of Crime and Delinquency. Contributors: Marvin E. Wolfgang - editor, Leonard Savitz - editor, Norman Johnston - editor. Publisher: John Wiley and Sons. Place of Publication: New York. Publication Year: 1962. Page Number: xii.
    
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