All Stories

  1. War Stories? Analyzing Memoirs and Autobiographical Treatments Written by American Correctional Professionals
  2. Poetic Resurrection: The Bronx in American Popular Culture, Sina A. Nitzsche (2020)
  3. Moving beyond Banksy and Fairey: Interrogating the co-optation and commodification of modern graffiti and street art
  4. Going All City: Struggle and Survival in LA’s Graffiti Subculture, Stefano Bloch (2020)
  5. Clarifying street culture: integrating a diversity of opinions and voices
  6. Getting a Second Chance with a University Education: Barriers & Opportunities
  7. The Challenges of Conducting Research on Supermax Prisons: Results From a Survey of Scholars Who Conduct Supermax Research
  8. The Chilean Government’s Attempt to Reform and Close Cárcel Ex-Penitenciaría (CDP Santiago Sur): ¿Mientras más cambian las cosas, más se mantienen igual?
  9. Comparing the Recruitment of Ethnic and Racial Minorities in Police Departments in England and Wales with the USA
  10. Controlling State Crime and Alternative Reactions
  11. Controlling State Crime and the Possibility of Creating More Victims
  12. Guantanamo: America's Foreign Supermax in the Fight Against Terrorism
  13. Breaking Out of Prison and into Print? Rationales and Strategies to Assist Educated Convicts Conduct Scholarly Research and Writing Behind Bars
  14. Political Crime
  15. Misidentified and Misunderstood
  16. Alfredo Schulte-Bockholt: Corruption as Power: Criminal Governance in Peru During the Fujimori Era (1990–2000)
  17. Religious Leaders Who Have Advocated and Engaged in Violence
  18. Touring imprisonment: A descriptive statistical analysis of prison museums
  19. Why a jail or prison sentence is increasingly like a death sentence
  20. Debunking the Myths of American Corrections: An Exploratory Analysis
  21. Knocking on the Ivory Tower's Door: The Experience of Ex‐Convicts Applying for Tenure‐Track University Positions
  22. The Dissemination of Criminological and Criminal Justice Knowledge and Practice: A Profile of People's Republic of China Scholars Who Earn Doctorates in the United States
  23. From the McDonald Report to the Kelly Committees: The Government Research and Policy Making Process Connected to Oppositional Political Terrorism in Canada
  24. Dawn L. Rothe, State Criminality: The Crime of All Crimes
  25. Editing Encyclopedias for Fun and Aggravation
  26. Private Military Contractors, Crime, and the Terrain of Unaccountability
  27. That Was Then, This Is Now, What About Tomorrow? Future Directions in State Crime Studies
  28. Introduction to the Special Issue on State Crime
  29. Analyzing Contemporary Introductory Textbooks on Correctional Administration/Management/Organization: A Content Analysis
  30. Ironies of controlling state crime
  31. Swimming Upstream: Teaching State Crime to Students at American Universities
  32. Supermax prisons
  33. Global Responses to Terrorism: 9/11 Afghanistan and Beyond
  34. Taking stock of research methods and analysis on oppositional political terrorism
  35. A CONVICT PERSPECTIVE ON THE CLASSIFICATION OF PRISONERS
  36. Living Off Crime
  37. The current status of Comparative Policing in the curriculum
  38. A model of the psychological causes of oppositional political terrorism.
  39. The structure of Canadian terrorism
  40. The Historical Treatment of Urban Policing in Canada: A Review of the Literature
  41. The rise and fall of Québecois separatist terrorism: A qualitative application of factors from two models
  42. Los Angeles Urban processes: The tension among myths, high expectations, and minimal satisfaction
  43. Book reviews
  44. Contemporary radical right‐wing violence in Canada: A quantitative analysis
  45. The Terrorism Industry.
  46. Dissent and the StateC. E. S. Franks, ed. Toronto: Oxford University Press, 1989, pp. vii, 288
  47. Attributes of domestic political terrorism in Canada, 1960–1985
  48. Editing Encyclopedias for Fun and Aggravation
  49. Policing Native Americans Off the Rez
  50. Post 9/11: Are We Really Safer Now?
  51. Radical and Critical Criminology's Treatment of Municipal Policing
  52. Violence by Municipal Police in Canada: 1977-1992
  53. Deconstructing the Terrorism News Media Relationship
  54. International Terrorism
  55. Growing Pains at the Transportation Security Administration
  56. Prison Gangs
  57. Social Justice
  58. Convict Criminology
  59. Street Art
  60. Urban Ethnography
  61. Washington, D.C.
  62. Baltimore, Maryland
  63. The Current Status of Comparative Policing in the Curriculum
  64. Grants-R-Us: Inside a Federal Grant-Making Research Agency
  65. Deconstructing Correctional Officer Deviance: Toward Typologies of Actions and Controls
  66. Convict Criminology at the Crossroads: Research Note
  67. Police Crime & Democracy: Demystifying the Concept, Research, and Presenting a Taxonomy
  68. Confronting Community Policing: Minimizing Community Policing as Public Relations
  69. Resisting the Carceral State: Prisoner Resistance from the Bottom Up
  70. Policing Change in the Gulf States: The Effect of the Gulf Conflict
  71. Hate Crime in Canada: Growing Pains with New Legislation
  72. Touring Imprisonment: A Descriptive Statistical Analysis of Prison Museums
  73. A Convict Perspective on the Classification of Prisoners
  74. Convict Criminology
  75. Leavenworth, U.S. Penitentiary
  76. History of Street Crime in America
  77. Political Crimes, Contemporary
  78. Convict Criminology
  79. The State and Transnational Organized Crime
  80. The Relationship Between Domestic Protest and Oppositional Political Terrorism in Connection with the Gulf Conflict
  81. The Future of Municipal Police Violence in Advanced Industrialized Democracies: Towards a Structural Causal Model
  82. The Primacy of Grievance as a Structural Cause of Oppositional Political Terrorism: Comparing Al Fatah, FARC, and PIRA
  83. How States Facilitate Small Arms Trafficking in Africa: A Theoretical and Juristic Interpretation
  84. Reinventing Controlling State Crime and Varieties of State Crime and Its Control: What I Would Have Done Differently
  85. Convict Criminology
  86. Religious Leaders Who Have Advocated and Engaged in Violence
  87. Political Crimes, History of
  88. Political Crimes, Sociology of
  89. Patient Evaluations R Us: The Dynamics of Power Relations in a Forensic Psychiatric Facility from the Bottom up