What If Crime Were Impossible?
by N. Richard Wagner
Publisher: Univ. of Texas San Antonio 2002
Number of pages: 303
Description:
Imagine societies with better planning, tighter control, more interference, and at the same time with openness and privacy. What if we made full use of computer technology, to enhance our security and our lives? Indeed, what if crime were impossible?
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