Titlebook: Building Complex Temporal Explanations of Crime; History, Institution Stephen Farrall Book 2021 The Author(s), under exclusive license to S

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An Exemplar of an Institutionalist, Temporally Complex Explanation of Politics, Crime Rates, the Crcuments and published biographies and autobiographies. The data spanned the years 1958–2012, and were analysed using time series, age-period-cohort, structural equation models as well as more basic analyses relying on cross-tabulation tables and the analysis of texts.

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Where Have All the People Gone? Theories of Structuration, Practice and Agency, analyst with a set of tools which can be used to embed the role of individuals, groups of social actors and the concept of agency into the foregoing more macro- or meso-level explanatory schemas outlined in the previous chapters.

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2731-0604 it.Draws on theories and approaches in political science, cThis book seeks?to bring understanding of both complexity and temporality into criminology.?It outlines why these are important in criminological models of causation and explanation and explores them by drawing on theories and approaches in

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Recognising Complexity,tions work in practice. Given that the concept of time and changes over time is so central to theories of complexity, we start with the notion of there being different ‘levels’ and ‘speeds’ of explanations, which are needed to explain criminological (and other) phenomena. The chapter explores some o

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Historical and Constructivist Institutionalisms,ps and punctuated equilibrium (amongst others). It then outlines a further body of work (which developed partly as a critique of historical institutionalism) which is known as constructivist institutionalism, and which points to the ways in which ideas and the construction of problems and policy con

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