No CrossRef data available.
Article contents
Trends in Criminology: Theory, Policy and Implementation, in honor of Dr.Menahem Horowitz on his 80th birthday. M. Hovav, L. Sebba, M. Amir, editors [The Harry and Michael Sacher Research Institute, The Criminology Institute, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 2003] 809 pp [in Hebrew].
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 04 July 2014
Abstract
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content.
- Type
- Book Review
- Information
- Israel Law Review , Volume 37 , Issue 2-3: Special Issue in Memory of Haim H. Cohn , Summer–Fall 2004 , pp. 603 - 617
- Copyright
- Copyright © Cambridge University Press and The Faculty of Law, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem 2004
Footnotes
*
Lecturer, The Institute of Criminology, Hebrew University.
References
1 Wilson, James Q., “What Works Revisited: New Findings on Criminal Rehabilitation” (1980) 61 Public Interest 3–17 Google Scholar.
2 Von Hirsch, Andrew, Federal Sentencing Guidelines (New York, The Center for Research in Crime and Justice, 1998)Google Scholar.
3 Talgam, Moshe, “Justice Binding Multi-Purposive Punishment” (1996) 13 Eunei Mishpat, [in Hebrew]Google Scholar.
4 Walklate, Sandra, Understanding Criminology (Open University Press, Philadelphia, 1998)Google Scholar.
5 Akers, Ronald L, Criminological Theory, (California, Roxbury Publishing Company, 1997)Google Scholar.
6 Bazak, Jacob, Punishment Principles and Application, (Tel Aviv, Dvir Publishing House, 1981) [in Hebrew]Google Scholar.
7 Ibid.
8 Burk, Peter J. and Turk, Austin T., “Factors affecting post arrest dispositions: A model for analysis” (1975) 22 Social Problems 313–332 CrossRefGoogle Scholar.
9 Bazak, supra n. 6.
10 Talgmam, supra n. 3; Bazak supra n. 6.
11 Uri Timor, Repent (and Become an Orthodox Jew) as a Way to Rehabilitate Offenders, (Jerusalem, Ph.D thesis, the Hebrew University, 1988) [in Hebrew].
12 Edelstein, Arnon, “A Theoretical Model describing Juvenile Delinquency and Deviance Among Ethiopian Jews in Israel” (2001) 14 Mifgash 25–48 [in Hebrew]Google Scholar; The Immigration and Absorption Committee, the Knesset, A Report on Juvenile Delinquency among Immigrant's Second Generation (Jerusalem, the Knesset, 2002) [in Hebrew]Google Scholar.
13 Holmes, Ronald M. and Holmes, Stephen T., Serial Murders (London, Sage Publication, 1998)Google Scholar.