Criminal Recidivism Process

Discover the intriguing insights of "Criminal Recidivism Process" by Edward Zamble, published by Cambridge University Press in 2001. This compelling book delves into the reasons behind why criminal offenders often relapse into criminal behavior after serving their time. Through extensive interviews and evaluations of over 300 serious male repeat offenders, Zamble uncovers that many new offenses may stem from a psychological 'breakdown'. With 192 pages of in-depth analysis, this report is crafted for a general audience and highlights significant implications for understanding recidivism. Ideal for those interested in criminology, forensic psychology, and social science, this book is a vital resource for anyone looking to comprehend the complexities of criminal behavior and rehabilitation.