Criminal justice involvement, transition to fatherhood, and the demographic foundation of the intergenerational transmission of crime

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Peter Fallesen finds that overlooking criminal history's effect on family formation biases estimates of crime transmission across generations, because those more involved in crime tend to become fathers earlier but also face higher rates of childlessness.

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RT @JukkaSavo: A new study of fertility outcomes among male criminal offenders in Denmark.

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A new study of fertility outcomes among male criminal offenders in Denmark.

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