The Crime Paradox (Hardback)

Why Almost Everything We Think We Know About Law and Order Is Wrong

Nick Morgan

A revelatory, data-driven investigation into what causes crime - and how we should tackle it

Crime is a national obsession - it dominates our politics, our headlines and our fears. Politicians promise tougher sentences, while pundits warn of 'no-go areas' and moral decline. But the evidence tells a different tale: harsher punishments or more officers on the beat don't necessarily deter offending. So why do crime rates rise and fall? Why - in countries all over the world - do the statistics follow the same patterns? And how can we actually make our streets safer?

With years of in-depth analysis at the highest levels, leading researcher Nick Morgan cuts through the myths and media hysteria to tell the captivating story of the hidden forces that shape crime.

Publication date: February 25, 2027

£22.00

ISBN: 9781805229445

Imprint: Profile Books

Subject: Current Affairs, Politics & Economics

The Crime Paradox (Ebook)

Why Almost Everything We Think We Know About Law and Order Is Wrong

Nick Morgan

A revelatory, data-driven investigation into what causes crime - and how we should tackle it

Crime is a national obsession - it dominates our politics, our headlines and our fears. Politicians promise tougher sentences, while pundits warn of 'no-go areas' and moral decline. But the evidence tells a different tale: harsher punishments or more officers on the beat don't necessarily deter offending. So why do crime rates rise and fall? Why - in countries all over the world - do the statistics follow the same patterns? And how can we actually make our streets safer?

With years of in-depth analysis at the highest levels, leading researcher Nick Morgan cuts through the myths and media hysteria to tell the captivating story of the hidden forces that shape crime.

Publication date: February 25, 2027

£16.99

ISBN: 9781805229469

ISBN 10 / ASIN: B0H46VNF17

Imprint: Profile Books

Subject: Current Affairs, Politics & Economics

Nick Morgan

Nick Morgan