In my father's house: a new view of how crime runs in the Family

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Gli Stati Uniti attualmente detengono la distinzione di alloggi quasi un quarto della popolazione carceraria mondiale. Ma la nostra dipendenza dall'incarcerazione di massa, sostiene Fox Butterfield, manca la realtà intrattabile: solo il 5% delle famiglie rappresenta la metà di tutti i crimini e solo il 10% rappresenta i due terzi.

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