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"You Say You Hear Us, But Are You Really Listening or Are We Just Noise in the Distance?" (Indigenous Inmate, Brisbane, QLD)

NCJ Number

194134

Date Published

October 2001

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Criminology Today: An Integrative Introduction, Second Edition

NCJ Number

194101

Date Published

1999

Repeat and Multiple Victimizations: The Role of Individual and Contextual Factors

NCJ Number

194055

Date Published

1999

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NIJ-Sponsored

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Testing Theory and the Analysis of Time Series Data

NCJ Number

193669

Journal

Journal of Quantitative Criminology

Date Published

December 2001

Theory, Operationalization, Identification, and the Interpretation of Different Differences in Time Series Models

NCJ Number

193670

Journal

Journal of Quantitative Criminology

Date Published

December 2001

Alternative Strategies for Identifying the Link Between Unemployment and Crime

NCJ Number

193671

Journal

Journal of Quantitative Criminology

Date Published

December 2001

Child Abuse: An Attribution Perspective

NCJ Number

193390

Journal

Child Maltreatment

Date Published

February 2002

Addressing Attribution in Treating Abused Children

NCJ Number

193391

Journal

Child Maltreatment

Date Published

February 2002

Prospects for Distributive Justice Theory

NCJ Number

193007

Journal

Social Justice Research

Date Published

March 2001

Adolescent Gang Participation: Psychological Perspectives

NCJ Number

193318

Journal

Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology

Date Published

2001

Explaining the American and Canadian Crime "Drop" in the 1990's

NCJ Number

193206

Journal

Canadian Journal of Criminology

Date Published

2002

Developing a Framework for Understanding Patterns of Abuse and Violence Against Businesses (From Violence at Work: Causes, Patterns and Prevention, P 59-75, 2002, Martin Gill, Bonnie Fisher, et al., eds. -- See NCJ-193122)

NCJ Number

193126

Date Published

2002

Perspective on Crime and Deviance, Third Edition

NCJ Number

193019

Date Published

1999

Understanding the Need for Theory (From Correctional Assessment, Casework, and Counseling, P 1-12, 2001, Anthony Walsh, -- See NCJ-192641)

NCJ Number

192642

Date Published

2001

Biosocial Theories (From Correctional Assessment, Casework, and Counseling, P 31-52, 2001, Anthony Walsh, -- See NCJ-192641)

NCJ Number

192644

Date Published

2001

Sociological and Psychological Theories (From Correctional Assessment, Casework and Counseling, P 13-30, 2001, Anthony Walsh, -- See NCJ-192641)

NCJ Number

192643

Date Published

2001

Understanding Violence & Victimization, Second Edition

NCJ Number

192577

Date Published

2000

Charting the Currents of Lethal Violence (From The Currents of Lethal Violence: An Integrated Model of Suicide and Homicide, P 161-170, 1994, N. Prabha Unnithan, Lin Huff-Corzine, et al. -- See NCJ-192567)

NCJ Number

192575

Date Published

1994

Reinventing the Wheel (From The Currents of Lethal Violence: An Integrated Model of Suicide and Homicide, P 52-79, 1994, N. Prabha Unnithan, Lin Huff-Corzine, et al., -- See NCJ-192567)

NCJ Number

192570

Date Published

1994

Currents of Lethal Violence: An Integrated Model of Suicide and Homicide

NCJ Number

192567

Date Published

1994

Old Theories Never Die (From The Currents of Lethal Violence: An Integrated Model of Suicide and Homicide, P 7-34, 1994, N. Prabha Unnithan, Lin Huff-Corzine, et al. -- See NCJ-192567)

NCJ Number

192568

Date Published

1994

Old Wine in a New Wineskin (From The Currents of Lethal Violence: An Integrated Model of Suicide and Homicide, P 35-51, 1994, N. Prabha Unnithan, Lin Huff-Corzine, et al. -- See NCJ-192567)

NCJ Number

192569

Date Published

1994

Applying Rasch Modeling to the Validity of a Control Balance Scale

NCJ Number

192381

Journal

Journal of Criminal Justice

Date Published

2001

Introduction to Criminological Theory

NCJ Number

192060

Date Published

2001

Introducing Criminology

NCJ Number

192059

Date Published

2000