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References for Active labor market policies and crime
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Key references
- Fougére, D., Kramarz, F., Pouget, J. "Youth unemployment and crime in France"Journal of the European Economic Association7:5 (2009): 909–938.
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- Bell, B., Bindler, A., Machin, S.Crime Scars: Recessions and the Making of Career CriminalsCentre for Economic Performance Discussion Paper No.1284, 2014.
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- Corman, H., Dave, D. M., Reichman, N. E. "Effects of welfare reform on women’s crime"International Review of Law and Economics40:C (2014): 1–14.
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- Fallesen, P., Geerdsen, L. P., Imai, S., Tranæs, T.The Effect of Workfare on Crime: Incapacitation and Program EffectsIZA Discussion Paper No.8716, 2014.
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- Andersen, S. H.Unemployment and Crime: Experimental Evidence of the Causal Effects of Intensified ALMPs on Crime Rates among Unemployed IndividualsRockwool Foundation Research Unit Study Paper No.38, 2012.
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- Strandh, M。“国家干预和心理很ing among the unemployed"Journal of Social Policy30:1 (2001): 57–80.
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- Anderson, D. M. "In school and out of trouble? The minimum dropout age and juvenile crime"The Review of Economics and Statistics96:2 (2014): 318–331.
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- Jacob, B. A., Lefgren, L. "Are idle hands the devil’s workshop? Incapacitation, concentration, and juvenile crime"American Economic Review93:5 (2003): 1560–1577.
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- Bourdieu, P. "Structures, habitus, practices" In: Bourdieu, P. (ed).The Logic of Practice. Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press, 1990.
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- Machin, S., Marie, O. "Crime and benefit sanctions"Portuguese Economic Journal5:2 (2006): 149–165.
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- Graversen B。K., Van Ours, J. C. "An activation program as a stick to job finding"Labour25:2 (2011): 167–181.
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- Heckman, J. J., Lalonde, R. J., Smith, J. A. "The economics and econometrics of active labor market programs" In: Ashenfelter, O., Card, D. (eds).Handbook of Labor Economics Volume 3. Amsterdam: North Holland, 1999.
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- Card, D., Kluve, J., Weber, A. "Active labour market policy evaluations: A meta-analysis"The Economic Journal120:548 (2010): F452–F477.
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- Fougére, D., Kramarz, F., Pouget, J. "Youth unemployment and crime in France"Journal of the European Economic Association7:5 (2009): 909–938.
Additional References
- Black, D. A., Smith, J. A., Berger, M. C., Noel, B. J. "Is the threat of reemployment services more effective than the services themselves? Evidence from random assignment in the UI system"The American Economic Review93:4 (2003): 1313–1327.
- Bolvig, I., Jensen, P., Rosholm, M.The Employment Effects of Active Social PolicyIZA Discussion Paper No.736, 2003.
- Cantor, D., Land, K. C. "Unemployment and crime rates in the post-World War II United States: A theoretical and empirical analysis"American Sociological Review50:3 (1985): 317−332.
- Graversen B。K., Van Ours, J. C. "Activating unemployed workers works; experimental evidence from Denmark"Economics Letters100:2 (2008): 308–310.
- Jespersen, S. T., Munch, J. R., Skipper, L. "Costs and benefits of Danish active labour market programmes"Labour Economics15:5 (2008): 859–884.
- Kreiner, C. T., Tranæs, T. "Optimal workfare with voluntary and involuntary unemployment"The Scandinavian Journal of Economics107:3 (2005): 459–474.
- Levitt, S. D. "Alternative strategies for identifying the link between unemployment and crime"Journal of Quantitative Criminology17:4 (2001): 377–390.
- Oster, A., Agell, J. "Crime and unemployment in turbulent times"Journal of the European Economic Association5:4 (2007): 752–775.
- Rosholm, M.Experimental Evidence on the Nature of the Danish Employment MiracleIZA Discussion Paper No.3620, 2008.