Social Control: Views from the Social SciencesJack P. Gibbs SAGE Publications, 1982 - 288 This stimulating collection of original essays offers the reader a number of scientifically-based projections about the future regulation of crime and behaviour. As a state-of-the-art guide to interdisciplinary perspectives on social and bahavioural control, this innovative work will be welcomed by researchers, teachers and students in criminology, sociology, psychology, and the other social sciences. |
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Preface | 7 |
The Notion of Control in Sociological Theory | 13 |
The Notion of Control in Psychological Theory | 23 |
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