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| 17130. RATIONAL CHOICE AND ROUTINE ACTIVITIES THEORIES OF CRIME. Following a brief discussion of the central tenets of each theory, this analysis describes and discusses how the Rational Choice perspective on crime serves as an explanation for robbery and how the Routine Activity theory can work to explain burglary. KEYWORDS: criminological theory crime causation theories rational choice routine activities. Written 2003. 10 pages; 19 footnotes; 5 bibliographic sources. 2,371 words. | $70 |
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