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Glenn Loury (Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs, Brown University) and Robert Cherry (Brooklyn College)
- Robert’s work on rising homicide rates in U.S cities . 00:00
- The connection between work, school, and crime . 8:40
- How some criminal justice reform attempts have failed . 15:05
- Why the massive upsurge in crime in U.S. cities in 2020? . 21:20
- The challenge of “engaging the family” in the U.S. . 35:01
- The surprising data on gender in single-parent homes . 46:54
- Did the summer 2020 protests lead to the rise in crime? . 55:57
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Recorded:Jan 22
Posted:Jan 30, 2021
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