10/10/2008 Implications of Racial Measurement for Social Inequities View Abstract Author/s: Anthony Perez
Discussants:
TBA
Location: Condon 311 Time: 3:30 - 5:00
10/24/2008 Black Strangers, Black Neighbors: A Contact Model of Stereotypes and Fear View Abstract Author/s: Kevin Drakulich
Discussants:
TBA
Location: Condon 311 Time: 3:30 - 5:00
10/31/2008 Punishing Mothers: The New Penology’s Influence on Child Welfare View Abstract Author/s: Bill Vesneski
(Social Work)
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Discussants:
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Location: Condon 311 Time: 3:30 - 5:00
3/6/2009 Of Guilt, Defiance, and Repentance: Evidence from the Texas Death Chamber. View Abstract Author/s: Stephen K. Rice
(Criminal Justice, Seattle University)
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Discussants:
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Location: Condon Hall 311 Time: 3:30 - 5:00 Notes: Stephen K. Rice (PhD University of Florida, 2006) is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Criminal Justice at Seattle University. Previously, he was an Assistant Professor at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice and a member of the Ph.D. faculty in Criminal Justice for the City University of New York. His research focuses on procedural and restorative justice, punishment and social theory, race/ethnicity, and criminological theory. He has published in journals to include Criminology, Justice Quarterly, Journal of Criminal Justice, Journal of Ethnicity in Criminal Justice, Policing, and Sociology of Crime, Law, and Deviance. He is lead editor of Black, Brown and Shades of Blue: Exploring Race, Ethnicity and Policing, forthcoming by New York University Press.
4/3/2009 Banished: Social Control in the Contemporary American City Author/s: Katherine Beckett
Discussants:
TBA
Location: Condon 311 Time: 3:30 - 5:00
4/10/2009 These graduate students will discuss their MA projects. Both are conducting qualitative studies of the consequences of incarceration to families. Author/s: Emily Knaups and Jamie Barnhorst
Discussants:
TBA
Location: Condon 311 Time: 3:30 - 5:00
5/1/2009 Religion and Violent Crime in Cross-National Contexts: The Effects of "Moral Community" on Cross-National Homicide. Author/s: Katie Corcoran
; David Pettinicchio
; Blaine Robbins
Discussants:
TBA
Location: Condon 311 Time: 3:30 - 5:00
5/15/2009 (tentative) Author/s: Steve Aos
(Washington State Institute for Public Policy)
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Location: Condon 311 Time: 3:30 - 5:00
Rocky Bottoms and Some Information Age Techno-Fallacies Author/s: Gary Marx
A Network Analysis of Crime among Three Los Angeles Gangs Author/s: Richard Callahan
The Influence of Collective Efficacy on Gang Crime in Hollenbeck Author/s: Heidi Berman
Immigrant Children and Incidents of Discipline in Schools Author/s: Stephanie Ewert
The "Heat of the Moment": Alcohol, Sex, HIV Jrisk and Examination of Mediating Mechanisms Author/s: Bill George and colleagues
Aggravated Inequality: Delinquency, School, and Neighborhood Disadvantage Author/s: Bob Crutchfield
School Social Disorganization: Community Attachment & Adolescent Delinquency Author/s: Juliet Scarpa
The Top Down View of "Bottoms Up": A Network Analysis of Substance Use Author/s: Jacob Young
Ethnographies in the Seattle Project (officially titles Racial Heterogeneity, Neighborhood Controls, and Violence) Author/s: Andrew Cho, Judy Loveless-Morris, and Erin Powers
Defending Turf: Racial Demographics and Hate Crime in Chicago Communities Author/s: Christopher Lyons
The Disutility of Danger: Perceptions of Harm and the Decision to Offend Author/s: Bill McCarthy
(Sociology, University of California, Davis)
Social (Dis)Organization and Racially Motivated Crime in Chicago Communities Author/s: Christopher Lyons
Exploring the Context of Transferring Minors to Criminal Court Author/s: Alexes Harris
Does Oversight Reduce Policing? Evidence from the Cincinnati Police Department after the April 2001 Riot Author/s: Lan Shi
(Department of Economics, University of Washington)
Title Not Available Author/s: Katherine Beckett
(Sociology and LSJ Program, UW)
Punishment and Social Control Author/s: Joachim Savelsberg
(Sociology, University of Minnesota)
Informal Presentations of Research Ideas Author/s: First-Year Graduate Students
The Raced Origins and Evolution of Street Crime Author/s: Naomi D. Murakawa
(Political Science, University of Washington)
ASC Papers Author/s: Graduate Students
Returning Home: Prisoner Release, Neighborhood Well-Being, and Crime Author/s: Kevin Drakulich
Unnecessary Roughness? School Sports, Peer Networks, and Male Adolescent Violence Author/s: Derek Kreager
Advancing Knowledge on Disproportionate Minority Confinement: Findings from the Seattle Social Development Project Author/s: Karl Hill, Social Development Research Group
Instituting Collective Memories of Hate:
Law and Law Enforcement in Germany and the US Author/s: Joachim Savelsberg, University of Minnesota
Local Labor Markets and Violent Crime Author/s: Bob Crutchfield
Deterrence, Delinquency, and Drug Use Author/s: Ross Matsueda (with Derek Kreager)
Does Neighborhood Context Matter? Evaluating the Impact of Local Characteristics on Substance Abuse among Youth Author/s: Karen Snedker
(School of Nursing and Department of Sociology)
Black-White Wage Inequality, Employment Rates, and Incarceration Author/s: Becky Pettit
Graduate Student ASC Papers Author/s: Graduate Students
Unnecessary Roughness: Youth Sports, Masculinity, and Violence Author/s: Derek Kreager
The Rarity of Unusual Victiom Position: Staging and Posing Author/s: Joe Weiss
The Fallout of Juvenile Waiver to Criminal Court Author/s: Alexes Harris
Initial Findings from the International Youth Development Study Author/s: Barbara McMorris
(Social Work, University of Washington)
(Social Work, University of Washington)
Qualitative Interviews of Supermax Prison Inmates Author/s: Laurna Rhodes
(Anthropology, University of Washington)
(Anthropology, University of Washington)
Race, Drugs, and Law Enforcement: Lessons from Seattle Author/s: Katherine Beckett
Vigilante Justice in Latin America Author/s: Angelina Godoy
(Law, Societies, and Justice Program, UW)
(Law, Societies, and Justice Program, UW)
Group Effects on Skills Training in Drug Prevention Programs Author/s: Jerry Herting
