The Harry Frank Guggenheim Distinguished Scholars …(Political Science, University of California, Berkeley). Inviting Intervention: Statebuilding by Delegating Security. Diana Peel (Criminology, Makerere University) and Elizabeth Kibuka Musoke (Criminology, Makerere University). From Domestic Abuse to Death Row:…
In Memoriam: Richard Rosenfeld …(2011). The big picture: 2010 presidential address to the American Society of Criminology. Criminology, 49(1), 1-26. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1745-9125.2010.00216.x https://thecriminologyacademy.com/episode-89-rosenfeld Originally published in the Fall 2024 issue of Translational Criminology. Reprinted by permission….
“Evidence Doesn’t Seem to Play a Key Role”: A Conversation with David Weisburd Dr. David Weisburd David Weisburd is one of the most prolific and important criminologists of the past 50 years. The winner of the Stockholm Prize in Criminology, Weisburd has published…
The Harry Frank Guggenheim Emerging Scholars …and Criminology, Pennsylvania State University). Reassessing the 1990’s Crime Decline: A Novel Methodological Approach Scott Delaney (Public Health, Harvard University). Social Determinants of Corticolimbic Development and Aggressive Behavior Jonathan Gordon…
“Who Got the Camera?” Bringing Race and Police Killings into Focus …and accustomed to protesting against them. In “Who Got the Camera?,” Rod Brunson, the Thomas P. O’Neill Jr. Professor of Public Life in the School of Criminology and Criminal Justice at Northeastern…
Economic Stress and Crime in Japan …under review by the journal Criminology. I am waiting to submit the results from the “error correction” models and time-series analysis on United States and Japan differences to academic journals…
Hitler’s Prisons: Prisons and Penal Policies in Germany, 1900–1945 …but of modern criminology which insisted that objective scientific methods could determine the future social behavior of offenders. It soon became clear that monocausal theories would not go far in…
Desistance from Sexual Offending Across the Life Course Desistance refers to the slowing down or stopping of offending. Although the term is relatively new to those who study sexual aggression, the phenomenon has been a staple of criminological…
Characteristics and Determinants of Global Homicide Crime Waves, 1946 to 1998 Difficulties in comparing political and legal systems have long hampered our efforts to estimate cross-national violent crime rates. Adding the requirement that such studies examine trends over time makes the…
Let ‘Em Rot: Understanding Public Punitiveness and Forgiveness Toward Offenders The University of Cambridge Public Opinion Project (UCPOP) is an investigation into individual variation in punitive attitudes towards offenders. We are interested in the psychosocial characteristics of individuals who hold…
