Criminology

THE IMPACT OF ECONOMIC CONDITIONS ON ROBBERY AND PROPERTY CRIME: THE ROLE OF CONSUMER SENTIMENT
pp. 735-769(35)
Authors: ROSENFELD, RICHARD; FORNANGO, ROBERT

GUARDIANSHIP IN CONTEXT: IMPLICATIONS FOR BURGLARY VICTIMIZATION RISK AND PREVENTION
pp. 771-803(33)
Authors: WILCOX, PAMELA; MADENSEN, TAMARA D.; TILLYER, MARIE SKUBAK

SOMATOTYPING, ANTIMODERNISM, AND THE PRODUCTION OF CRIMINOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE
pp. 805-833(29)
Author: RAFTER, NICOLE

ARREST TRAJECTORIES ACROSS A 17-YEAR SPAN FOR YOUNG MEN: RELATION TO DUAL TAXONOMIES AND SELF-REPORTED OFFENSE TRAJECTORIES
pp. 835-863(29)
Authors: WIESNER, MARGIT; CAPALDI, DEBORAH M.; KIM, HYOUN K.

UNDERSTANDING THE INFLUENCE OF VICTIM GENDER IN DEATH PENALTY CASES: THE IMPORTANCE OF VICTIM RACE, SEX-RELATED VICTIMIZATION, AND JURY DECISION MAKING
pp. 865-891(27)
Authors: WILLIAMS, MARIAN R.; DEMUTH, STEPHEN; HOLCOMB, JEFFERSON E.

WHEN IT'S GOOD TO BE “BAD”: VIOLENCE AND ADOLESCENT PEER ACCEPTANCE
pp. 893-923(31)
Author: KREAGER, DEREK A.

A CROSS-NATIONAL TEST OF BONGER'S THEORY OF CRIMINALITY AND ECONOMIC CONDITIONS
pp. 925-958(34)
Authors: ANTONACCIO, OLENA; TITTLE, CHARLES R.

AN EXPLORATION OF THE DETERMINANTS OF REPORTING CRIME TO THE POLICE IN THE CITY OF TIANJIN, CHINA
pp. 959-984(26)
Authors: ZHANG, LENING; MESSNER, STEVEN F.; LIU, JIANHONG