Building Complex Temporal Explanations of Crime

Focusing on the intersection of complexity and temporality, this book enhances criminological models by integrating insights from political science, history, and social theory. It introduces historical institutionalism and 'why-because' analyses to examine the causes of significant transportation disasters, emphasizing the interplay of structural, organizational, and individual factors. Additionally, it covers realistic evaluation, structuration theories, and research methodologies, illustrated through a project on Thatcherism, making it a valuable resource for criminologists and social scientists alike.