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Advancing criminology and criminal justice policy
Publisher
Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group
Publication Date
2016.
Language
English
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Evidence, evaluation, and strategies for moving criminal justice policy forward / William D. Bales
Evidence-informed criminal justice policy: looking back, moving forward / Thomas P. Abt
Policy evaluation and assessment / Daniel P. Mears
Role of theory, ideology, and ethics in criminal justice policy / Cecilia Chouhy
Translational criminology: a new path forward / Nicole E. Frisch
Crime prevention
Individual, family, and community prevention programs / William D. Bales
Juvenile delinquency prevention programs / David P. Farrington
Opportunities for public policies to strengthen families and prevent crime / Abigail A. Fagan
Community crime prevention / David Kennedy
Situational crime prevention / Kate Bowers
Introduction: policing / William D. Bales
Community policing / Cody Telep
Problem-oriented policing: evidence v. framing in implementation success / Kathleen Gallagher
Science and practice of hot-spots policing / Anthony A. Braga
Introduction: court sentencing / William D. Bales
Mandatory minimum penalties: evidence-based consequences and recommendations for policy and legal reform / Celesta A. Albonetti
Sentencing disparities / Julia Laskorunsky
Sex offender legislation and policy / Jason Rydberg
Drug courts and drug policy / Douglas B. Marlowe
Did the Gregg decision overcome the arbitrary and discriminatory use of the death penalty so prevalent in Furman? / Gordon P. Waldo
Introduction: community corrections / William D. Bales
Improving correctional supervision: what does the research tell us? / Myrinda Schweitzer
Smart sentencing revisited: assessing the policy/practice implications of research on electronic monitoring and other intermediate sanctions / James M. Byrne
Introduction: incarceration / William D. Bales
Confinement in local jails: institutions and their clients neglected by criminologists / L. Sergio Garduno
Does a prison term prevent or promote more crime? / Gerald G. Gaes
Introduction: reentry and recidivism reduction programs / William D. Bales
Reentry from incarceration to community: a convergence of practices based on scientific evidence to enhance citizenship / Kimberly R. Kras
Effects of prison programming / Kelle Barrick
Challenge of integrating restorative justice into the "deep-end" of criminal justice / Roxana Willis
Juvenile justice education / Thomas G. Blomberg
Introduction: special populations / William D. Bales
Inmates with serious mental illnesses: current knowledge and challenges for practice / Andrew J. Harris
Women's incarceration and motherhood: policy considerations / Marilyn Brown
Aging and dying in prison: at the intersection of crime, costs, and health care / Karol Lucken
Native American criminal justice: toward evidence-based policies and practices / Roy F. Janisch
Introduction: the future of criminology and criminal justice policy / William D. Bales
Mass incarceration, the carceral state, and evidence-based research / Marie Gottschalk
Media and criminal justice policy and practices / Kimberly Kampe
Cost-effective and accountable criminal justice policy / Beck M. Strah
Utility of findings from biosocial research for public policy / Joseph A. Schwartz
Bringing evidence into criminal justice policy / Alfred Blumstein.
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9781138829237
9781138829220
9781138829220
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