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VIOLENT CRIMES IN JAPAN IN WAR AND PEACE, 1933-74

NCJ Number
39139
Journal
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF CRIMINOLOGY AND PENOLOGY Volume: 4 Issue: 4 Dated: (NOVEMBER 1976) Pages: 349-363
Author(s)
W A LUNDEN
Date Published
1976
Length
15 pages
Annotation
THIS FOUR-DECADE ANALYSIS OF CRIME TRENDS HAS BEEN DIVIDED INTO THREE PERIODS - PREWAR, 1933-40; WORLD WAR TWO, 1941-45; AND IMMEDIATE POSTWAR, 1946-53 AND LATER YEARS.
Abstract
CONSIDERED ARE THE TOTAL CRIMES AGAINST THE PENAL CODE OF JAPAN FROM 1926 TO 1958, WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON CRIME RATES FOR MURDER, ROBBERY, AND RAPE DURING THE PERIOD 1933 TO 1974. THE AMOUNT AND CHARACTER OF CRIMES ARE EXPLAINED BY THE SOCIOECONOMIC, CULTURAL, AND SPIRITUAL CONDITIONS IN THE DIFFERENT PERIODS. SEVEN DIFFERENT STAGES OF SOCIAL CONDITIONS ARE IDENTIFIED AND DESCRIBED....ELW

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