Romantic Relationships and Criminal Desistance: Pathways and Processes
- Wyse, Jessica J. B.
- Harding, David J.
- Morenoff, Jeffrey D.
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This project studies desistance from substance use and homelessness. In the early 1990s, the New Orl...
Social bonding theories argue that marriage has a restraining effect on criminal offending. Given wh...
This article analyzes data derived from the first detailed long-term follow-up of a sample of seriou...
In dominant theories of criminal desistance, marital relationship formation is understood to be a ke...
The role of marriage has been extensively studied for its positive impacts on male desistance. Howev...
The age-graded theory of informal social control, one of the most influential theories in life-cours...
A considerable amount of research focuses on the detrimental influence that relationships pose for w...
The impact of marriage on antisocial behavior is consistently documented in extant literature (Giord...
Ideally, contact with the juvenile justice system provides high-risk girls with an opportunity to re...
Research shows that intimate relationships, and their maintenance via prison visits, have a positive...
Despite increasing academic focus on intimate relationships as positive influences on desistance, re...
A considerable amount of research focuses on the detrimental influence that relationships pose for w...
Substance misusers in romantic relationships tend to use substances and face substance use related i...
Despite the growth of reentry literature in recent decades, little is known regarding the role roman...
Despite considerable evidence that certain life-course transitions can play a significant role in h...
This project studies desistance from substance use and homelessness. In the early 1990s, the New Orl...
Social bonding theories argue that marriage has a restraining effect on criminal offending. Given wh...
This article analyzes data derived from the first detailed long-term follow-up of a sample of seriou...
In dominant theories of criminal desistance, marital relationship formation is understood to be a ke...
The role of marriage has been extensively studied for its positive impacts on male desistance. Howev...
The age-graded theory of informal social control, one of the most influential theories in life-cours...
A considerable amount of research focuses on the detrimental influence that relationships pose for w...
The impact of marriage on antisocial behavior is consistently documented in extant literature (Giord...
Ideally, contact with the juvenile justice system provides high-risk girls with an opportunity to re...
Research shows that intimate relationships, and their maintenance via prison visits, have a positive...
Despite increasing academic focus on intimate relationships as positive influences on desistance, re...
A considerable amount of research focuses on the detrimental influence that relationships pose for w...
Substance misusers in romantic relationships tend to use substances and face substance use related i...
Despite the growth of reentry literature in recent decades, little is known regarding the role roman...
Despite considerable evidence that certain life-course transitions can play a significant role in h...
This project studies desistance from substance use and homelessness. In the early 1990s, the New Orl...
Social bonding theories argue that marriage has a restraining effect on criminal offending. Given wh...
This article analyzes data derived from the first detailed long-term follow-up of a sample of seriou...
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