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Annual Review of Criminology

Volume 6, 2023

Beyond Predatory Peace

Abstract

This autobiographical review is about a research life unusually oriented to the long-term study of organizational crime, peace, and crisis prevention. Most ambitions proved half-baked. Hopes for a more sweeping macrocriminology of freedom will doubtless remain half-baked when cooking ceases. None of the author's mentors bear responsibility for the mess left in the kitchen from attempts to understand how to grow freedom and prevent crime and war. Messy kitchens must sometimes become even messier before they create the best kind of challenge for the tidier minds that clean them up.

Keyword(s): autobiography, crime, cybercrime, environmental crisis, peace, war
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2023-01-27
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