Democracy and society IIES/SNS International Policy talks: Jens Ludwig – Can Behavioral Science Reduce Crime? Early interventions are important to prevent the onset of criminal behavior. But how much is it possible to affect the choices an individual makes in life? What is the impact of behavioral programs that focus on young people's decision making? Jens Ludwig. Foto: University of Chicago.
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Democracy and society IIES/SNS International Policy talks: Jens Ludwig – Can Behavioral Science Reduce Crime?
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