Titlebook: Desistance from Crime; New Advances in Theo Michael Rocque Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017 crime.research.cr

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Dirk Piekenbrock,Michael Olsson behavior is the norm for even serious offenders. This chapter illustrates the relevance of desistance from crime for the public and the scholarly community, despite desistance being a relatively recent area of study for criminologists. Rocque begins by discussing two cases, Jack and Edward, to illu

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Dirk Piekenbrock,Michael Olssonesteryear were unaware of age-related changes in crime in the past. They just did not refer to it as desistance. In this chapter, Rocque traces the history of desistance from crime (or more accurately, age and crime) research, beginning with Quetelet’s work in the early nineteenth century, up throug

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Dirk Piekenbrock,Michael Olssonnding what a concept means and how to operationally define it are vital. There remains some ambiguity with respect to (a) what desistance is and (b) how to measure it in research. For example, is desistance the absence of crime after 10 years? Can a person who was never seriously criminal really des

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Dirk Piekenbrock,Michael Olssone from crime, describing internal and external factors that have been shown to be related to desistance. In addition, Rocque discusses research that has used varying methodologies and analytic strategies. Unique to this chapter is an overview of major longitudinal datasets (relatively recent) that h

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Dirk Piekenbrock,Michael Olsson associated with a change in life-course trajectories? After all the research that has focused on desistance, finding correlates, and uncovering narratives associated with behavioral change, researchers have yet to figure out why (or if) marriage causally impacts crime. This chapter focuses on theor

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Dirk Piekenbrock,Michael Olssonerature. Are theories competing or mutually exclusive? Or do they represent pieces of a larger developmental literature? Interestingly, history is relevant here. In the 1930s, the criminologists Sheldon and Eleanor Glueck, drawing on their own longitudinal data, argued that people stop offending due

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Dirk Piekenbrock,Michael Olssone from the policy world. Some researchers, in fact, have argued that major correlates of desistance (such as marriage) are not relevant to policy. Fortunately, research on desistance of late has not agreed on this score, increasingly concerning itself with the criminal justice system. In this chapte

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Desistance from Crime978-1-137-57234-9Series ISSN 2945-655X Series E-ISSN 2945-6568

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Michael RocqueWinner of the Outstanding Contribution Award 2019, awarded by the American Society of Criminology‘s Division of Development and Life-Course Criminology.Looks at both the history of desistance and the

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