How the definition of a problem can drive the social policy

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Klinenberg (2018) in "The Other Side of 'Broken Windows'" states: "To this day, most policies that aim to reduce crime focus on punishing people rather than improving places...What the Philadelphia studies suggest is that place-based interventions are far more likely to succeed than people-based ones".

Based on the readings you did for today, discuss how the definition of a problem can drive the social policy solution.

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