Contents 1. Self-Control and Opportunity 2. Self-Control Pathology: The Elephant in the Living Room 3. The Effect of Learning on Crime: Contrasting A General Theory of Crime and Social Learning Theory 4. The Interactive Effects of Social Control Variables on Delinquency 5. A Control Theory of Gender Difference in Crime and Delinquency 6. Genocide and General Theory 7. Sexual Harassment and Low Self-Control: A Proposed Application of the General Theory of Crime 8. Punishment of Children from the Perspective of Control Theory 9. Self-Control, Group Solidarity, and Crime: An Integrated Control Theory 10. Comparative Criminology: Content or Simply Methodology? 11. Crime as Risk-Taking: Co-occurrence of Delinquent Behavior, Health-Endangering Behaviors, and Problem Behaviors 12. The Versatility vs. Specialization Debate: Different Theories of Crime in the Light of a Swiss Birth Cohort