RT Article T1 A Comprehensive Application of Rational Choice Theory: How Costs Imposed by, and Benefits Derived from, the U.S. Federal Government Affect Incidents Perpetrated by the Radical Eco-Movement JF Journal of quantitative criminology VO 36 IS 3 SP 701 OP 724 A1 Carson, Jennifer Varriale A1 Dugan, Laura A1 Yang, Sue-Ming LA English YR 2020 UL https://krimdok.uni-tuebingen.de/Record/173843219X AB In this study, we examine the effect of both the costs and benefits of perpetration, along with the rewards of abstention, on the behavior of a uniquely rational, yet frequent perpetrator of ideologically-motivated crime: the radical eco-movement. K1 Terrorism K1 Counterterrorism K1 Eco-movement K1 Rational Choice Theory K1 Rational choice theory DO 10.1007/s10940-019-09427-8