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期刊名:Justice quarterly

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ISSN:0741-8825

e-ISSN:1745-9109

IF/分区:2.4/Q1

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Callie Harbin Burt,Ronald L Simons Callie Harbin Burt
Evidence is accumulating that interpersonal racial discrimination is criminogenic and ethnic-racial socialization practices provide resilience. This research; however, has largely focused on Black males. We address this gap by exploring the...
Christopher M Fleming,Sabrina Oesterle,Richard F Catalano Christopher M Fleming
Little is known about behavioral health outcomes of gang-involved youth outside urban areas. This study examines diverse early-adulthood outcomes among gang-involved youth from rural and small communities and whether these outcomes differ b...
Man-Kit Lei,Steven R H Beach Man-Kit Lei
Protective parenting practices, including parental monitoring and establishing nurturing and supportive rules, are thought to affect the risk of children's involvement in delinquency. However, there has yet to be any direct test of this hyp...
Marie Skubak Tillyer,Arthur Acolin,Rebecca J Walter Marie Skubak Tillyer
Research demonstrates that crime concentrates at relatively few microplaces, and changes at a small proportion of locations can have a considerable influence on a city's overall crime level. Yet there is little research examining what accou...
Robynn Cox,Harmony Rhoades,Suzanne Wenzel et al. Robynn Cox et al.
Compared to their non-homeless peers, chronically homeless adults are much more likely to have a history of incarceration. In turn, homelessness is associated with increased morbidity, lack of access to adequate healthcare services, and dec...
Thomas J Mowen,John J Brent,John H Boman th Thomas J Mowen
Despite decreases in offending and victimization in schools across the United States, many schools continue to use exclusionary discipline. Although school punishment has been tied to a variety of negative outcomes, the link between suspens...
Corina Graif,Brittany N Freelin,Yu-Hsuan Kuo et al. Corina Graif et al.
Research on communities and crime has predominantly focused on social conditions within an area or in its immediate proximity. However, a growing body of research shows that people often travel to areas away from home, contributing to conne...
Beidi Dong,Marvin D Krohn Beidi Dong
Prior research has demonstrated that school disciplinary practices lead to juvenile justice intervention or the "school-to-prison pipeline" and that juvenile justice intervention leads to adversities, including drug-using behavior, in adole...
Eric T Klopack,Ronald L Simons,Leslie Gordon Simons Eric T Klopack
A substantial amount of research indicates precocious pubertal development is associated with delinquent behavior in girls. However, no clear consensus on theoretical mechanisms underlying this association has been established. Using a pros...
Corina Graif,Stephen A Matthews Corina Graif
Current models of neighborhood effects on victimization predominantly assume that residential neighborhoods function independent of their surroundings. Yet, a surprising proportion of violence occurs outside of victims' residential neighbor...