| THE CHANGING SHAPE OF STREET-LEVEL HEROIN AND CRACK SUPPLY IN ENGLAND: COMMUTING, HOLIDAYING AND CUCKOOING DRUG DEALERS ACROSS 'COUNTY LINES' |
18 |
| AUSTERITY POLICING, EMOTIONAL LABOUR AND THE BOUNDARIES OF POLICE WORK: AN ETHNOGRAPHY OF A POLICE FORCE CONTROL ROOM IN ENGLAND |
13 |
| ORGANIZED CRIME IN THE UNITED KINGDOM: ILLEGAL GOVERNANCE OF MARKETS AND COMMUNITIES |
13 |
| Digital Coercive Control: Insights From Two Landmark Domestic Violence Studies |
11 |
| Technology-facilitated Domestic and Family Violence: Women's Experiences |
10 |
| THE PAINS OF CRIMMIGRATION IMPRISONMENT: PERSPECTIVES FROM A NORWEGIAN ALL-FOREIGN PRISON |
9 |
| LEGITIMIZATION IMPERATIVE: THE PRODUCTION OF CRIME STATISTICS IN GUANGZHOU, CHINA |
9 |
| '#IT'S DANGEROUS': THE ONLINE WORLD OF DRUG DEALERS, RAPPERS AND THE STREET CODE |
9 |
| TROUBLING RECOGNITIONS IN BRITISH RESPONSES TO MODERN SLAVERY |
8 |
| EXPANDING MORAL PANIC THEORY TO INCLUDE THE AGENCY OF CHARISMATIC ENTREPRENEURS |
7 |
| CROWDSOURCING SUBJECTIVE PERCEPTIONS OF NEIGHBOURHOOD DISORDER: INTERPRETING BIAS IN OPEN DATA |
7 |
| OTHER PEOPLE'S DIRTY MONEY: PROFESSIONAL INTERMEDIARIES, MARKET DYNAMICS AND THE FINANCES OF WHITE-COLLAR, CORPORATE AND ORGANIZED CRIMES |
7 |
| COMPROMISED POWER AND NEGOTIATED ORDER IN A UKRAINIAN PRISON |
7 |
| Predictive Policing and the Politics of Patterns |
7 |
| EMOTIONS, FUTURE SELVES AND THE PROCESS OF DESISTANCE |
6 |
| A Friendly Critique of Asian Criminology and Southern Criminology |
6 |
| Persistent Narratives of Force and Resistance: Affirmative Consent as Law Reform |
6 |
| FINDING FREEDOM AND RETHINKING POWER: ISLAMIC PIETY IN ENGLISH HIGH SECURITY PRISONS |
6 |
| Putting the Street in Gang: Place and Space in the Organization of Scotlands Drug-Selling Gangs |
6 |
| CONSTRUCTING AND MAINTAINING FAMILY IN THE CONTEXT OF IMPRISONMENT |
6 |
| A De-Civilizing Reversal or System Normal? Rising Lethal Violence in Post-Recession Austerity United Kingdom |
6 |
| WE KNOW WHERE YOU ARE, WHAT YOU ARE DOING AND WE WILL CATCH YOU Testing Deterrence Theory in Digital Drug Markets |
6 |
| THE DYNAMICS OF DOMESTIC ABUSE AND DRUG AND ALCOHOL DEPENDENCY |
6 |
| CORRUPTION WITHIN THE ILLEGAL WILDLIFE TRADE: A SYMBIOTIC AND ANTITHETICAL ENTERPRISE |
6 |
| INTEGRATING SOCIAL DISORGANIZATION AND ROUTINE ACTIVITY THEORIES AND TESTING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF NEIGHBOURHOOD CRIME WATCH PROGRAMS: CASE STUDY OF MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, 2007-15 |
6 |
| DASHING HOPES? THE PREDICTIVE ACCURACY OF DOMESTIC ABUSE RISK ASSESSMENT BY POLICE |
5 |
| MAPPING CRIMINOLOGICAL ENGAGEMENTS WITHIN RADICALIZATION STUDIES |
5 |
| UNDERSTANDING THE DIFFERENTIAL EFFECTS OF LAND USES ON CRIME: AN EXAMINATION ACROSS PHILADELPHIA NEIGHBOURHOODS |
5 |
| CONSERVATION CRIMINOLOGY: MODELLING OFFENDER TARGET SELECTION FOR ILLEGAL FISHING IN MARINE PROTECTED AREAS |
5 |
| CO-OFFENDERS' CRIME LOCATION CHOICE: DO CO-OFFENDING GROUPS COMMIT CRIMES IN THEIR SHARED AWARENESS SPACE? |
5 |
| DOES STOP AND SEARCH DETER CRIME? EVIDENCE FROM TEN YEARS OF LONDON-WIDE DATA |
5 |
| Illegal Ivory Trade as Transnational Organized Crime? an Empirical Study Into Ivory Traders in Uganda |
5 |
| WHERE POVERTY MATTERS: EXAMINING THE CROSS-NATIONAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ECONOMIC DEPRIVATION AND HOMICIDE |
5 |
| Polyvictimization and the Continuum of Sexual Abuse at a College Campus: Does Negative Peer Support Increase the Likelihood of Multiple Victimizations? |
5 |
| LOCATION AND SENTENCING: TO WHAT EXTENT DO CONTEXTUAL FACTORS EXPLAIN BETWEEN COURT DISPARITIES? |
5 |
| RACE AND THE POLICE USE OF FORCE ENCOUNTER IN THE UNITED STATES |
5 |
| CHILD VICTIMS AS ADULT OFFENDERS: FOREGROUNDING THE CRIMINOGENIC EFFECTS OF (UNRESOLVED) TRAUMA AND LOSS |
5 |
| Japanese Atmospheres of Criminal Justice |
5 |
| Civilizing Imprisonment: The Limits of Scottish Penal Exceptionalism |
5 |
| Drunk and Doubly Deviant? the Role of Gender and Intoxication in Sentencing Assault Offences |
4 |
| BOMB ALERT: GRAFFITI WRITING AND URBAN SPACE IN LONDON |
4 |
| VICTIM-OFFENDER TRAJECTORIES: EXPLAINING PROPENSITY DIFFERENCES FROM CHILDHOOD TO ADULTHOOD THROUGH RISK AND PROTECTIVE FACTORS |
4 |
| Its Not Just the Drugs that are Difficult to Quit: Womens Drug Dealing as a Source of Empowerment and its Implications for Crime Persistence |
4 |
| INTOXICATION AND ASSAULT: AN ANALYSIS OF CROWN COURT SENTENCING PRACTICES IN ENGLAND AND WALES |
4 |
| The Penal Voluntary Sector: A Hybrid Sociology |
4 |
| Policing Migration and Racial Technologies |
4 |
| Points of View: Arrestees' Perspectives on Police Body-Worn Cameras and Their Perceived Impact on Police-Citizen Interactions |
4 |
| CONVICT CRIMINOLOGY IN ENGLAND: DEVELOPMENTS AND DILEMMAS |
4 |
| 'SO, WHY AM I HERE?' AMBIGUOUS PRACTICES OF PROTECTION, TREATMENT AND PUNISHMENT IN DANISH SECURE INSTITUTIONS FOR YOUTH |
4 |
| THE UKRAINIAN RESPONSE TO SYKES: PRISONER HIERARCHY AND SELF-RULE-POWER, LEGITIMACY, AND DYNAMICS |
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