Crime and Criminality

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James D. Long
Professor
Associate Chair
Rebecca U. Thorpe
Associate Professor

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Related Research

Erickson, Megan & Lucas Owen. 2024. “Blood Avocados? Trade Liberalization and Cartel Violence in Mexico.” Comparative Political Studies, 0(0). https://doi.org/10.1177/00104140241290198.
Prakash, Aseem and Nives Dolsak. "Three Faces of Climate Justice." Annual Review of Political Science, 2022, 25: 283–301
Anderson, John-Paul Hammond (2021). "Faith in Violence: Race and the Punitive Paradigm."
James D. Long. 2020. Review of The Corruption Cure: How Citizens & Leaders Can Combat Graft By Robert I. Rotberg, International Studies Review.
Megan Erickson and Owen, Lucas. "Blood Avocados: Cartel Violence Over Licit Industries in Mexico." University of Washington Political Economy Forum, 2020.
Goehrung, Ryan. (2021). "Evaluating the Criminal Justice Approach to Human Trafficking in Taiwan." Journal of Human Trafficking, 7(1): 53-68.
Walker, Hannah L., Rebecca U. Thorpe, Emily K. Christensen, and J. P. Anderson. "The hidden subsidies of rural prisons: Race, space and the politics of cumulative disadvantage." Punishment & Society, vol. 19, no. 4, 2017, pp. 393-416.
Ann Frost. 2014. "The Politics of Punishment in the War on Drugs: Race and the Use of Racial Language in Drug Sentencing Policy Reform." Diss., U of Washington.
Seth Greenfest. 2012. "Rules of Access: Congress, the Federal Courts, and Judicial Agenda-setting and Change." Dissertation, University of Washington.
Megan Ming Francis. "Review of John Hagan’s ‘Who Are The Criminals? The Politics of Crime Policy from the Age of Roosevelt to the Age of Reagan." Perspectives on Politics, vol. 10, no. 4, 2012, pp. 1075-1076.