SUNY series in New Directions in Crime and Justice Studies – serie

Harm in American Penology

Offenders, Victims, and Their Communities

Fear of Crime

Interpreting Victimization Risk

Gender, Ethnicity, and the State

Latina and Latino Prison Politics

Social Worlds of Sentencing

Court Communities Under Sentencing Guidelines

Punishing the Mentally Ill

A Critical Analysis of Law and Psychiatry

Selective Incapacitation and Public Policy

Evaluating California's Imprisonment Crisis

Race in the Jury Box

Affirmative Action in Jury Selection

Discretion in Criminal Justice

The Tension Between Individualization and Uniformity

Terrorism in America

Pipe Bombs and Pipe Dreams

Terrorism in America

Pipe Bombs and Pipe Dreams

Psychological Classification of the Adult Male Prison Inmate

Profile of Correctional Effectiveness and New Directions for Research

Ethnicity, Race, and Crime

Perspectives Across Time and Place

Policing Under Fire

Ethnic Conflict and Police-Community Relations in Northern Ireland

Fear of Crime

Interpreting Victimization Risk

Simple Theory, Hard Reality

The Impact of Sentencing Reforms on Courts, Prisons, and Crime

Preparing Convicts for Law-Abiding Lives

The Pioneering Penology of Richard A. McGee

Doing Justice in the People's Court

Sentencing by Municipal Court Judges

Citizen Perspectives on Community Policing

A Case Study in Athens, Georgia

Citizen Perspectives on Community Policing

A Case Study in Athens, Georgia

Constitutive Criminology at Work

Applications to Crime and Justice

Law, Psychology, and Justice

Chaos Theory and the New (Dis)order

Organizational Structure in American Police Agencies

Context, Complexity, and Control

Organizational Structure in American Police Agencies

Context, Complexity, and Control

Selective Incapacitation and Public Policy

Evaluating California's Imprisonment Crisis

Psychological Jurisprudence

Critical Explorations in Law, Crime, and Society

Psychological Jurisprudence

Critical Explorations in Law, Crime, and Society

French Connection in Criminology

Rediscovering Crime, Law, and Social Change