
Exploring the use of science & medicine to curtail crime in the 19th & 20th Century.
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Modernizing and Industrializing. Adolph Menzel, Das Eisenwalzwerk (Moderne Cyklopen) (1875). Source
Recently, Curing Crime featured an article that covered French Revolutionaries misguided belief that just laws would eradicate all c...
Increasing Urbanization and Crime. Engraving by Louis-Sébastien Mercier. Source
Many Western societies became increasingly concerned about crime in the 19th century. This coincides with urbanization and industrialization and fears about ho...
Fascist states are a kind of totalitarian authoritarian State which aims to dominate every aspect of life. All communities have to think about dealing with troubled youth and offending juveniles, and consider whether they should be treated...
Dear Readers,
I hope you had a good start to 2026. There is lots happening in the world, and it can, at times, be overwhelming. Nevertheless, I wanted to share a few selections based on what I have read this past month.
I find myself thinking more about immigration than I ever thought I would. Recently, the discourse on crime has been closely tied to that of immigration. In this post, I want to create a fictional scenario to explore this issue.
Enter Mars...
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Exploring the use of science & medicine to curtail crime in the 19th & 20th Century. Curing Crime is a collaborative effort.
I write about policy, mainly public safety: what works, what doesn't, and what's promising. Opinions are definitely mine alone.
Writer for Curing Crime
interested in the intersection of geography, political economy, and violence
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