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Why has Control Theory been so influential in relation to social crime prevention?
I think that I understand the concept of Control Theory (Hirschi's social bond and self-control theory). And I know that there are 4 approaches of crime prevention: Criminal Justice, situational, social and developmental approach.
However, I can't find the reason why control theory is influential in social crime prevention. I started writing my essay on this topic but it seems to explain only in what ways the theory influence social crime prevention and does not accurately answer the question.
Please help me finding the solution for this. Thank you very much.
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