John Braithwaite argues that crime control can be better achieved through a policy called "behavior reshaping" in which juveniles are displaced from the antisocial peers which increase their criminal offending.

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John Braithwaite is best known for developing the theory of "reintegrative shaming," which focuses on the way societies can respond to offenders in a manner that strengthens social bonds and encourages positive behavior, rather than through displacement from antisocial peers.

John Braithwaite Argues That Crime Control Can Be Better Achieved