Chapter 1 Development of Antisocial Behavior During Childhood

Chapter 2 The Biology of Childhood Crime and Antisocial Behavior

Chapter 3 Genetic and Environmental Influences on the Development of Childhood Antisocial Behavior: Current Evidence and Directions for Future Research

Chapter 4 Enhanced Susceptibility to Context: A Promising Perspective on the Interplay of Genes and the Social Environment

Chapter 5 Neighborhood Influences on Antisocial Behavior During Childhood and Adolescence

Chapter 6 The Impact of Schools and Education on Antisocial Behavior over the Lifecourse

Chapter 7 Adolescent Time Use, Companionship, and the Relationship with Development

Chapter 8 Adolescence-Limited Offending

Chapter 9 Social Capital, the Life-Course, and Gangs

Chapter 10 Social Networks and Delinquency in Adolescence: Implications for Life-Course Criminology

Chapter 11 Under the Protective Bud the Bloom Awaits: A Review of Theory and Research on Adult-Onset and Late-Blooming Offenders

Chapter 12 How Work Affects Crime—And Crime Affects Work—Over The Life Course

Chapter 13 Desistance from Crime: A Review and Ideas for Moving Forward

Chapter 14 “Getting Out:” A Summary of Qualitative Research on Desistance Across the Life Course

Chapter 15 Pandora’s Box: The Consequences of Low Self-Control into Adulthood

Chapter 16 Preventing Substance Use, Delinquency, Violence, and Other Problem Behaviors over the Life-Course Using the Communities That Care System

Chapter 17 Crime Prevention and Intervention Over the Life Course

Chapter 18 Life-Course Perspectives and Prisoner Reentry