| CORRELATES OF VIOLENT POLITICAL EXTREMISM IN THE UNITED STATES |
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| DOES UNDOCUMENTED IMMIGRATION INCREASE VIOLENT CRIME? |
21 |
| POLICE CULTURE AND OFFICER BEHAVIOR: APPLICATION OF A MULTILEVEL FRAMEWORK |
17 |
| THE ROLE OF TURNING POINTS IN ESTABLISHING BASELINE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN PEOPLE IN DEVELOPMENTAL AND LIFE-COURSE CRIMINOLOGY |
16 |
| TOWARD A BIFURCATED THEORY OF EMOTIONAL DETERRENCE |
15 |
| Development of impulsivity and risk-seeking: Implications for the dimensionality and stability of self-control* |
13 |
| Consequences of mental and physical health for reentry and recidivism: Toward a health-based model of desistance* |
13 |
| PRIVATIZING PUNISHMENT: TESTING THEORIES OF PUBLIC SUPPORT FOR PRIVATE PRISON AND IMMIGRATION DETENTION FACILITIES |
12 |
| BODY-WORN CAMERAS AS A POTENTIAL SOURCE OF DEPOLICING: TESTING FOR CAMERA-INDUCED PASSIVITY |
11 |
| Assessing the effects of body-worn cameras on procedural justice in the Los Angeles Police Department* |
11 |
| PRISON OFFICER LEGITIMACY, THEIR EXERCISE OF POWER, AND INMATE RULE BREAKING |
10 |
| POISONED DEVELOPMENT: ASSESSING CHILDHOOD LEAD EXPOSURE AS A CAUSE OF CRIME IN A BIRTH COHORT FOLLOWED THROUGH ADOLESCENCE |
9 |
| STUDYING CRIME TRENDS: NORMAL SCIENCE AND EXOGENOUS SHOCKS |
9 |
| Neighborhood immigrant concentration and violent crime reporting to the police: A multilevel analysis of data from the National Crime Victimization Survey* |
9 |
| TESTING THE TRANSITIVITY OF REPORTED RISK PERCEPTIONS: EVIDENCE OF COHERENT ARBITRARINESS |
8 |
| MEDIA CONSTRUCTION OF CRIME REVISITED: MEDIA TYPES, CONSUMER CONTEXTS, AND FRAMES OF CRIME AND JUSTICE |
7 |
| Criminal network security: An agent-based approach to evaluating network resilience* |
7 |
| Linking parental incarceration and family dynamics associated with intergenerational transmission: A life-course perspective* |
7 |
| Putting a price on drugs: An economic sociological study of price formation in illegal drug markets |
6 |
| THE TRADE IN TOOLS: THE MARKET FOR ILLICIT GUNS IN HIGH-RISK NETWORKS |
6 |
| EXPERIENCE OF THE EXPECTED? RACE AND ETHNICITY DIFFERENCES IN THE EFFECTS OF POLICE CONTACT ON YOUTH |
6 |
| Sexual victimization against transgender women in prison: Consent and coercion in context |
6 |
| AVOIDING THE RUNAROUND: THE LINK BETWEEN CULTURAL HEALTH CAPITAL AND HEALTH MANAGEMENT AMONG OLDER PRISONERS |
6 |
| Beyond the dichotomy: Incarceration dosage and mental health |
5 |
| Cumulative impact: Why prison sentences have increased |
5 |
| CREDENTIALING DECISIONS AND CRIMINAL RECORDS: A NARRATIVE APPROACH |
5 |
| NOT EVEN OUR OWN FACTS: CRIMINOLOGY IN THE ERA OF BIG DATA |
5 |
| LYNCHINGS, RACIAL THREAT, AND WHITES' PUNITIVE VIEWS TOWARD BLACKS |
5 |
| Testing a rational choice model of desistance: Decomposing changing expectations and changing utilities |
5 |
| TRACING CHARGE TRAJECTORIES: A STUDY OF THE INFLUENCE OF RACE IN CHARGE CHANGES AT CASE SCREENING, ARRAIGNMENT, AND DISPOSITION |
4 |
| POLICING THROUGH SUBSIDIZED FIREPOWER: AN ASSESSMENT OF RATIONAL CHOICE AND MINORITY THREAT EXPLANATIONS OF POLICE PARTICIPATION IN THE 1033 PROGRAM |
4 |
| DOES INCREASING WOMEN'S EDUCATION REDUCE THEIR RISK OF INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE? EVIDENCE FROM AN EDUCATION POLICY REFORM |
4 |
| One gang dies, another gains? The network dynamics of criminal group persistence |
4 |
| Fight or flight: Integral emotions and violent intentions |
4 |
| Learning on the job: Studying expertise in residential burglars using virtual environments* |
4 |
| Does gang membership pay? Illegal and legal earnings through emerging adulthood* |
4 |
| The commemoration of death, organizational memory, and police culture |
4 |
| MARKETIZED MENTALITY, COMPETITIVE/EGOISTIC SCHOOL CULTURE, AND DELINQUENT ATTITUDES AND BEHAVIOR: AN APPLICATION OF INSTITUTIONAL ANOMIE THEORY |
4 |
| Heterogeneous effects of adolescent violent victimization on problematic outcomes in early adulthood |
3 |
| Producing race disparities: A study of drug arrests across place and race* |
3 |
| Putting homicide followed by suicide in context: Do macro-environmental characteristics impact the odds of committing suicide after homicide? |
3 |
| HOW COLLECTIVE IS COLLECTIVE EFFICACY? THE IMPORTANCE OF CONSENSUS IN JUDGMENTS ABOUT COMMUNITY COHESION AND WILLINGNESS TO INTERVENE |
3 |
| DO CELLMATES MATTER? A CAUSAL TEST OF THE SCHOOLS OF CRIME HYPOTHESIS WITH IMPLICATIONS FOR DIFFERENTIAL ASSOCIATION AND DETERRENCE THEORIES |
3 |
| REVISITING JUVENILE WAIVER: INTEGRATING THE INCAPACITATION EXPERIENCE |
2 |
| Reimagining Sutherland 80 years after white-collar crime* |
2 |
| Roads diverged: An examination of violent and nonviolent pathways in the aftermath of the Bosnian war |
2 |
| REASSESSING THE BREADTH OF THE PROTECTIVE BENEFIT OF IMMIGRANT NEIGHBORHOODS: A MULTILEVEL ANALYSIS OF VIOLENCE RISK BY RACE, ETHNICITY, AND LABOR MARKET STRATIFICATION |
2 |
| Structural discrimination and social stigma among individuals incarcerated for sexual offenses: Reentry across the rural-urban continuum |
2 |
| Inequalities and crime |
2 |
| Taking sides: Gender and third-party partisanship in disputes |
2 |
