Professor, alumnus find socioeconomic status, racism fundamental causes of street criminality

Repost from UMaine News Socioeconomic status and racism are fundamental causes of violent and property crime, according to a University of Maine professor and an alumnus, who argue the factors must be considered in order to drastically reduce street criminality. Steven Barkan, a UMaine sociology professor, and alumnus Michael Rocque, now a sociology professor at read more Professor, alumnus find socioeconomic status, racism fundamental causes of street criminality