Why the CLASH model is an unconvincing evolutionary theory of crime

Brian B Boutwell1, Bo Winegard2

  • 1Criminology and Criminal Justice,School of Social Work,College for Public Health and Social Justice,Saint Louis University,St. Louis,MO 63103boutwellb@slu.eduhttp://www.slu.edu/college-for-public-health-and-social-justice/contact-us/brian-boutwell-phd.

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