KANJI IN CONTEXT/ WORKBOOK (2) REVISED EDITION by Inter-University Center For Japanese Language Studies

KANJI IN CONTEXT/ WORKBOOK (2) REVISED EDITION by Inter-University Center For Japanese Language Studies

In this fascinating and provocative work, William Schweinhart provides an insider's view of the world of petty crime and delinquency. Drawing on his own experiences as a young criminal, Schweinhart offers practical advice on everything from pickpocketing to burglary, while also exploring the psychological and social factors that drive young people to a life of crime.

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