by MR Geerken · 1975 · Cited by 285 — tain conditions, punishment can effectively and efficiently con- trol behavior, and that ... that act. Tests of deterrence theory usually take the form of correla- tions at the ... Hypothesis #4: The more members of the social system rely on the mass .... Apr 13, 2020 — A review of the research on the Internet, deterrence theory, national ... and from paying taxes to watching the NFL draft, Americans rely upon the Internet. ... The WannaCry virus is a good example of a rogue actor's attacks with ...
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by G Cavender · 1979 · Cited by 14 — It would appear that there are similarities between deterrence theory and operant learning theory since both rely on punishment to control behavior. ... and when this is applied we find that the criminal sanction is not an effective punishment.. Nov 14, 2017 — Deterrence theory holds that nuclear weapons are intended to deter ... Ultimately, he said, an effective deterrence policy depends on clarity, .... The essence of the theory is that the threat of being executed in the future will be ... It also provides some of the raw data on which such studies rely, such as the ... of apprehension, not the severity of punishment, is more effective as a deterrent.. Deterrence theory and criminal justice policy hold that punishment enhances ... Criminal justice policy relies heavily on the notion that punishing criminal activity ... deterrence is conditional owes its intellectual heritage to the work on stakes in .... by W Wilson · 2008 · Cited by 102 — Recent work on terrorism suggests that attacks against civilians are often not ... inspection calls the fundamental soundness of nuclear deterrence theory into ... Nuclear deterrence has relied on what today might be called a ''shock and awe''.. by MR Geerken · 1975 · Cited by 285 — tain conditions, punishment can effectively and efficiently con- trol behavior, and that ... that act. Tests of deterrence theory usually take the form of correla- tions at the ... Hypothesis #4: The more members of the social system rely on the mass .... Ultimately, deterrence theory posits that crime rates will be low in places that elicit ... behavior and punishment is weakened, making sanctioning less effective and, ... The local context, in turn, is dependent on decisions made at state, national, .... Thus the goal of developing effective empirical theory on deterrence remains, ... Japan relies on US protection, and its constitution does not allow direct .... the United States and its partners and allies—relied on military intervention to cope ... This presents an opportunity to develop an effective set of deter- rence policies ... Traditional deterrence theory is based on Rational Choice. Theory, which .... Oct 10, 2014 — While the most obvious approach to deterring potential offenders is to rely on the criminal justice system ... those that draw on cognitive-behavioural theory, have been effective in reducing anti-social and offending behaviour.. These programs are designed to have a deterrent effect on young offenders, but they ... utilitarian notions of free will and the greatest good for the greatest number. ... This perspective will be countered in later chapters by theories which rely on .... Feb 4, 2021 — Successful deterrence is therefore defined in negative terms. ... It relies on what the political scientists Alexander L. George and Richard Smoke ... In theory and practice, countries tend to deter by focusing on imposing costs on .... by KC Kennedy · Cited by 56 — There is little question that effective deterrence of criminal behavior has ... terrence theorists continue to rely on this model, called the economic.. Critics of deterrence theory point to high recidivism rates as proof that the theory does not work. Recidivism means a relapse into crime. In other words, those .... Sep 11, 2013 — ... problem-oriented policing strategies that follow the core principles of deterrence theory. ... The practice is rated Promising for reducing crime.. Aug 10, 2019 — Certainly deterrence theory has changed since its development during the Cold War. ... strategy today relies too heavily on a Cold War deterrence model. ... deter, and how we can judge the effectiveness of a deterrent posture.. by E Cohen-Cole — Opponents argue that deterrence arguments do not apply in these ... effective, in practice, there is significant dispute about the construction of an appropriate ... instructive in theory, in practice, one can justify conceptually a very wide range of ... dependent is the appropriate one when the objective of the statistical exercise is .... If the supply of states of good character is limited as is widely thought, then the ... Fourth, deterrent effect depends both on one's capabilities and on the will one .... by K Kinports · Cited by 42 — organizational theory, and the expressive account ofpunishment-the Article ... terrence, comparing other areas where law has a deterrent aim and finding that ... deter-to compel respect for the constitutional guaranty in the only effectively ... Leon, refusing to apply the exclusionary rule where police reasonably rely on a war-.. Throughout the Cold War, US deterrence theory was primarily focused on the balance of ... Effective implementation, therefore, is inextricably linked to the degree of ... of failed deterrence often rely on the assumption that contrary actions would .... by AA Braga · 2019 · Cited by 17 — Deterrence theory suggests that crime can be prevented when the costs of ... The effective operation of general deterrence is dependent on the .... by E Desapriya · 2002 · Cited by 6 — discusses criminal deterrence as a public-health strategy. ... policy makers continue to rely almost exclusively on legal sanctions as ... Shepherd's report is a thought-provoking and valuable contribution for the deterrence theory. ... Law can be an effective form of social control that has increased its sway in .... by B Ariel · 2017 · Cited by 16 — Yet how effective the implementation of private security has been in ... these agents, primarily in car parks, and none rely on randomized controlled trials [4]. ... Situational crime prevention and deterrence theory interact here, .... Jan 27, 2021 — Deterrence is not a static policy that can be instituted and remain ... our military strength, it is less well understood that deterrence relies ... The initial simple theory developed into the concept of mutual assured destruction.. Apr 20, 2015 — Michael Ruehle illustrates how deterrence has never been a silver bullet ... of Egypt and Syria were initially much more successful than expected. ... even in the nuclear domain, deterrence depends on the interests that one .... Read chapter 1 Deterrence: An Overview: Deterrence as a strategic concept evolved ... In this case, an effective deterrent strategy will need to include substantial ... could easily (in a technical sense) develop nuclear weapons but instead rely on a ... Deterrence theory has also been subject to implicit constraints imposed by ... 4f4a45da30 13
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