Criminology

THE EFFECTS OF RESIDENTIAL TURNOVER ON HOUSEHOLD VICTIMIZATION
pp. 539-575(37)
Authors: XIE, MIN; MCDOWALL, DAVID

POLICING CRIME AND DISORDER HOT SPOTS: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL
pp. 577-607(31)
Authors: BRAGA, ANTHONY A.; BOND, BRENDA J.

EXPLAINING THE EDUCATIONAL DEFICITS OF DELINQUENT YOUTHS
pp. 609-635(27)
Authors: SIENNICK, SONJA E.; STAFF, JEREMY

THE NARROWING GENDER GAP IN ARRESTS: ASSESSING COMPETING EXPLANATIONS USING SELF-REPORT, TRAFFIC FATALITY, AND OFFICIAL DATA ON DRUNK DRIVING, 1980-2004
pp. 637-671(35)
Authors: SCHWARTZ, JENNIFER; ROOKEY, BRYAN D.

GENDER, NEIGHBORHOOD DANGER, AND RISK-AVOIDANCE STRATEGIES AMONG URBAN AFRICAN-AMERICAN YOUTHS
pp. 673-709(37)
Authors: COBBINA, JENNIFER E.; MILLER, JODY; BRUNSON, ROD K.

CONCENTRATED DISADVANTAGE, TRADITIONAL MALE ROLE MODELS, AND AFRICAN-AMERICAN JUVENILE VIOLENCE
pp. 711-735(25)
Authors: PARKER, KAREN F.; RECKDENWALD, AMY

THE SOCIAL CONTEXT OF GUIDELINES CIRCUMVENTION: THE CASE OF FEDERAL DISTRICT COURTS
pp. 737-783(47)
Authors: JOHNSON, BRIAN D.; ULMER, JEFFERY T.; KRAMER, JOHN H.

IS THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN ALCOHOL USE AND DELINQUENCY CAUSAL OR SPURIOUS?
pp. 785-808(24)
Authors: FELSON, RICHARD; SAVOLAINEN, JUKKA; AALTONEN, MIKKO; MOUSTGAARD, HETA