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There also have been several cross-national analyses of American theories of crime, yet very little attention has been given to theoretical developments unique to the historical, cultural, and social structural characteristics of lesser known societies. The central thesis of this article is that criminology can benefit from the theories and concepts formulated outside the United States. Are you sure you want to remove Randy L. LaGrange from your list?

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Randy L. LaGrange, Kenneth F. Ferraro, Michael Supancic. This is evident by the burgeoning number of studies, journal articles, books, college courses, symposia, and conferences. Scholars are paying close attention to incivilities and how they affect citizens' fear of crime. This is evident by the burgeoning number of studies, journal articles, books, college courses, symposia, and conference. More).

LaGrange is also the North American headquarters for Caterpillar's forestry division. Just south of LaGrange in neighboring West Point, also in Troup County, KIA Motors has its only US assembly plant. Many of Kia's suppliers are located in LaGrange. LaGrange was in the news in late January 2017 for the public apology of its police chief and mayor for the city's failure in 1940 to protect Austin Callaway, a 16-year-old African-American resident, from being lynched Geography.