co-author of "Crime and Social Organizations"

"Crime and Social Organizations" is a study that explores the relationship between criminal activity and social structures. Its co-authors examine how social organizations, like gangs or drug cartels, influence crime patterns and behaviors. They analyze factors such as group dynamics, socioeconomic status, and community context, showing that crime is often rooted in societal conditions rather than merely individual choices. This perspective helps to clarify why certain areas experience higher crime rates and suggests that addressing underlying social issues is crucial for effective crime prevention and community safety.