Opposing Viewpoints: Crime and Criminals collects essays and debates that examine why crime persists and what might reduce it. Replacing an earlier Greenhaven edition, the volume brings together contrasting analyses of causes and remedies.

Contributors consider social, economic, legal, and policy explanations, weighing evidence and proposed responses rather than presenting a single conclusion. The structure encourages critical comparison of competing arguments.

At 191 pages, this Greenhaven Press hardcover (1999) is suited to college courses, debate teams, and civic-minded readers seeking a compact survey of contemporary discussions about crime.

• Edited anthology of opposing essays and policy perspectives
• Focus on causes, consequences, and solutions
• Designed for classroom use, research, and structured debate

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