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#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
4601	14055 Junger M, Tremblay RE Self-control, accidents, and crime CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND BEHAVIOR. 1999 DEC; 26 (4): 485-501	0	23	2	37
4602	16956 Manzoni P, Eisner M Violence between the police and the public - Influences of work-related stress, job satisfaction, burnout, and situational factors CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND BEHAVIOR. 2006 OCT; 33 (5): 613-645	0	3	5	75
4603	20062 Andrews DA, Bonta J, Wormith JS THE RISK-NEED-RESPONSIVITY (RNR) MODEL Does Adding the Good Lives Model Contribute to Effective Crime Prevention? CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND BEHAVIOR. 2011 JUL; 38 (7): 735-755	0	1	2	85
4604	3603 DEMBO R RECIDIVISM - CRIMINALS REACTION TO TREATMENT CRIMINOLOGY. 1971; 8 (4): 345-356	0	0	4	18
4605	3604 SLAWSKI CJ CRIME CAUSATION - TOWARD A FIELD SYNTHESIS CRIMINOLOGY. 1971; 8 (4): 375-396	0	0	9	88
4606	3605 WARD RH LABELING THEORY - CRITICAL ANALYSIS CRIMINOLOGY. 1971; 9 (2-3): 268-290	5	11	1	25
4607	4261 WALDO GP, CHIRICOS TG, DOBRIN LE COMMUNITY CONTACT AND INMATE ATTITUDES - EXPERIMENTAL ASSESSMENT OF WORK RELEASE CRIMINOLOGY. 1973; 11 (3): 345-381	0	7	2	38
4608	4605 BANKSTON WB, CRAMER JA TOWARD A MACRO-SOCIOLOGICAL INTERPRETATION OF GENERAL DETERRENCE CRIMINOLOGY. 1974; 12 (3): 251-280	0	7	4	72
4609	4966 MINOR WW POLITICAL CRIME, POLITICAL JUSTICE, AND POLITICAL PRISONERS CRIMINOLOGY. 1975; 12 (4): 385-398	0	2	3	34
4610	4967 RAFKY DM POLICE CYNICISM RECONSIDERED - AN APPLICATION OF SMALLEST SPACE ANALYSIS CRIMINOLOGY. 1975; 13 (2): 168-192	4	14	1	16
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
4611	4968 HANDLER E SOCIAL-WORK AND CORRECTIONS - COMMENTS ON AN UNEASY PARTNERSHIP CRIMINOLOGY. 1975; 13 (2): 240-254	0	1	1	28
4612	5388 FRIDAY PC, HAGE J YOUTH CRIME IN POSTINDUSTRIAL SOCIETIES - INTEGRATED PERSPECTIVE CRIMINOLOGY. 1976; 14 (3): 347-368	6	24	3	44
4613	5778 HEPBURN JR IMPACT OF POLICE INTERVENTION UPON JUVENILE DELINQUENTS CRIMINOLOGY. 1977; 15 (2): 235-262	0	17	6	44
4614	6189 CERNKOVICH SA VALUE ORIENTATIONS AND DELINQUENCY INVOLVEMENT CRIMINOLOGY. 1978; 15 (4): 443-458	4	15	5	29
4615	6190 SAGARIN E, KARMEN A CRIMINOLOGY AND REAFFIRMATION OF HUMANIST IDEALS CRIMINOLOGY. 1978; 16 (2): 239-254	1	1	1	5
4616	6191 GEIS G, MEIER RF LOOKING BACKWARD AND FORWARD - CRIMINOLOGISTS ON CRIMINOLOGY AS A CAREER CRIMINOLOGY. 1978; 16 (2): 273-288	1	7	1	11
4617	6192 CERNKOVICH SA EVALUATING 2 MODELS OF DELINQUENCY CAUSATION - STRUCTURAL THEORY AND CONTROL-THEORY CRIMINOLOGY. 1978; 16 (3): 335-352	9	19	6	28
4618	6193 SMITH DL, DURANT R, CARTER TJ SOCIAL INTEGRATION, VICTIMIZATION, AND ANOMIA CRIMINOLOGY. 1978; 16 (3): 395-402	0	9	3	27
4619	6611 KINGSNORTH R, RIZZO L DECISION-MAKING IN THE CRIMINAL COURTS - CONTINUITIES AND DISCONTINUITIES CRIMINOLOGY. 1979; 17 (1): 3-14	0	7	1	7
4620	6612 MANNLE HW, LEWIS PW CONTROL-THEORY REEXAMINED - RACE AND THE USE OF NEUTRALIZATIONS AMONG INSTITUTIONALIZED DELINQUENTS CRIMINOLOGY. 1979; 17 (1): 58-74	0	9	4	37
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
4621	6613 PHILLIPS JC, KELLY DH SCHOOL FAILURE AND DELINQUENCY - WHICH CAUSES WHICH CRIMINOLOGY. 1979; 17 (2): 194-207	3	28	6	50
4622	6986 JOHNSON RE SOCIAL-CLASS AND DELINQUENT-BEHAVIOR - A NEW TEST CRIMINOLOGY. 1980; 18 (1): 86-93	10	23	3	27
4623	6987 KROHN MD, AKERS RL, RADOSEVICH MJ, LANZAKADUCE L SOCIAL-STATUS AND DEVIANCE - CLASS CONTEXT OF SCHOOL, SOCIAL-STATUS, AND DELINQUENT-BEHAVIOR CRIMINOLOGY. 1980; 18 (3): 303-318	10	20	10	32
4624	6988 CLELLAND D, CARTER TJ THE NEW MYTH OF CLASS AND CRIME CRIMINOLOGY. 1980; 18 (3): 319-336	13	33	8	52
4625	7384 KNOX GW DIFFERENTIAL INTEGRATION AND JOB RETENTION AMONG EX-OFFENDERS CRIMINOLOGY. 1981; 18 (4): 481-499	0	3	9	27
4626	7385 GREEN GS A TEST OF THE ORTEGA HYPOTHESIS IN CRIMINOLOGY CRIMINOLOGY. 1981; 19 (1): 45-52	4	12	4	11
4627	7386 TURK AT ORGANIZATIONAL DEVIANCE AND POLITICAL POLICING CRIMINOLOGY. 1981; 19 (2): 231-250	0	1	1	17
4628	7771 RICHARDS P, TITTLE CR SOCIOECONOMIC-STATUS AND PERCEPTIONS OF PERSONAL ARREST PROBABILITIES CRIMINOLOGY. 1982; 20 (3-4): 329-346	2	14	10	77
4629	7772 AUSTIN RL WOMENS-LIBERATION AND INCREASES IN MINOR, MAJOR, AND OCCUPATIONAL OFFENSES CRIMINOLOGY. 1982; 20 (3-4): 407-430	6	28	4	40
4630	7773 CRUTCHFIELD RD, GEERKEN MR, GOVE WR CRIME RATE AND SOCIAL INTEGRATION - THE IMPACT OF METROPOLITAN MOBILITY CRIMINOLOGY. 1982; 20 (3-4): 467-478	17	85	3	26
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
4631	8153 CARROLL L, JACKSON PI INEQUALITY, OPPORTUNITY, AND CRIME RATES IN CENTRAL CITIES CRIMINOLOGY. 1983; 21 (2): 178-194	12	39	3	28
4632	8154 MESSNER SF REGIONAL DIFFERENCES IN THE ECONOMIC CORRELATES OF THE URBAN HOMICIDE RATE - SOME EVIDENCE ON THE IMPORTANCE OF CULTURAL-CONTEXT CRIMINOLOGY. 1983; 21 (4): 477-488	17	63	2	29
4633	8545 STACK S INCOME INEQUALITY AND PROPERTY CRIME - A CROSS-NATIONAL ANALYSIS OF RELATIVE DEPRIVATION THEORY CRIMINOLOGY. 1984; 22 (2): 229-257	14	35	5	83
4634	8546 COHEN LE, LAND KC DISCREPANCIES BETWEEN CRIME REPORTS AND CRIME SURVEYS - URBAN AND STRUCTURAL DETERMINANTS CRIMINOLOGY. 1984; 22 (4): 499-530	2	25	5	61
4635	8547 BAILEY WC POVERTY, INEQUALITY, AND CITY HOMICIDE RATES - SOME NOT SO UNEXPECTED FINDINGS CRIMINOLOGY. 1984; 22 (4): 531-550	39	116	4	64
4636	9367 KRAHN H, HARTNAGEL TF, GARTRELL JW INCOME INEQUALITY AND HOMICIDE RATES - CROSS-NATIONAL DATA AND CRIMINOLOGICAL THEORIES CRIMINOLOGY. 1986 MAY; 24 (2): 269-295	23	81	9	71
4637	9368 MESSNER SF, TARDIFF K ECONOMIC-INEQUALITY AND LEVELS OF HOMICIDE - AN ANALYSIS OF URBAN NEIGHBORHOODS CRIMINOLOGY. 1986 MAY; 24 (2): 297-317	26	84	6	44
4638	9437 BROWNFIELD D SOCIAL-CLASS AND VIOLENT BEHAVIOR CRIMINOLOGY. 1986 AUG; 24 (3): 421-438	7	35	7	30
4639	9500 MIECZKOWSKI T GEEKING UP AND THROWING DOWN - HEROIN STREET LIFE IN DETROIT CRIMINOLOGY. 1986 NOV; 24 (4): 645-666	1	46	1	18
4640	9723 ROSS CE, MIROWSKY J NORMLESSNESS, POWERLESSNESS, AND TROUBLE WITH THE LAW CRIMINOLOGY. 1987 MAY; 25 (2): 257-278	3	10	6	29
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
4641	9724 ORCUTT JD DIFFERENTIAL ASSOCIATION AND MARIJUANA USE - A CLOSER LOOK AT SUTHERLAND (WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM BECKER) CRIMINOLOGY. 1987 MAY; 25 (2): 341-358	5	27	3	33
4642	9856 GIBBS JP THE STATE OF CRIMINOLOGICAL THEORY CRIMINOLOGY. 1987 NOV; 25 (4): 821-840	2	11	2	36
4643	9857 FERDINAND TN THE METHODS OF DELINQUENCY THEORY CRIMINOLOGY. 1987 NOV; 25 (4): 841-862	0	1	3	55
4644	9858 HIRSCHI T, GOTTFREDSON M CAUSES OF WHITE-COLLAR CRIME CRIMINOLOGY. 1987 NOV; 25 (4): 949-974	5	40	2	36
4645	10181 BURSIK RJ SOCIAL DISORGANIZATION AND THEORIES OF CRIME AND DELINQUENCY - PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS CRIMINOLOGY. 1988 NOV; 26 (4): 519-551	40	298	5	117
4646	10182 TAYLOR RB, COVINGTON J NEIGHBORHOOD CHANGES IN ECOLOGY AND VIOLENCE CRIMINOLOGY. 1988 NOV; 26 (4): 553-589	6	71	4	80
4647	10315 OBRIEN RM RELATIVE COHORT SIZE AND AGE-SPECIFIC CRIME RATES - AN AGE-PERIOD-RELATIVE-COHORT-SIZE MODEL CRIMINOLOGY. 1989 FEB; 27 (1): 57-78	4	32	3	39
4648	10722 HALLER MH ILLEGAL ENTERPRISE - A THEORETICAL AND HISTORICAL INTERPRETATION CRIMINOLOGY. 1990 MAY; 28 (2): 207-235	2	22	2	96
4649	10723 LARZELERE RE, PATTERSON GR PARENTAL MANAGEMENT - MEDIATOR OF THE EFFECT OF SOCIOECONOMIC-STATUS ON EARLY DELINQUENCY CRIMINOLOGY. 1990 MAY; 28 (2): 301-324	7	109	4	81
4650	11069 MAKKAI T, BRAITHWAITE J CRIMINOLOGICAL THEORIES AND REGULATORY COMPLIANCE CRIMINOLOGY. 1991 MAY; 29 (2): 191-220	4	18	1	57
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
4651	11209 PATTERSON EB POVERTY, INCOME INEQUALITY, AND COMMUNITY CRIME RATES CRIMINOLOGY. 1991 NOV; 29 (4): 755-776	9	55	12	77
4652	11325 HAGAN J THE POVERTY OF A CLASSLESS CRIMINOLOGY - THE AMERICAN-SOCIETY-OF-CRIMINOLOGY 1991 PRESIDENTIAL-ADDRESS CRIMINOLOGY. 1992 FEB; 30 (1): 1-19	17	36	11	84
4653	11326 AGNEW R FOUNDATION FOR A GENERAL STRAIN THEORY OF CRIME AND DELINQUENCY CRIMINOLOGY. 1992 FEB; 30 (1): 47-87	205	518	23	169
4654	11382 LAFREE G, DRASS KA, ODAY P RACE AND CRIME IN POSTWAR AMERICA - DETERMINANTS OF AFRICAN-AMERICAN AND WHITE RATES, 1957-1988 CRIMINOLOGY. 1992 MAY; 30 (2): 157-188	9	55	7	99
4655	11383 CERNKOVICH SA, GIORDANO PC SCHOOL BONDING, RACE, AND DELINQUENCY CRIMINOLOGY. 1992 MAY; 30 (2): 261-291	5	112	4	66
4656	11473 MESSNER SF, GOLDEN RM RACIAL-INEQUALITY AND RACIALLY DISAGGREGATED HOMICIDE RATES - AN ASSESSMENT OF ALTERNATIVE THEORETICAL EXPLANATIONS CRIMINOLOGY. 1992 AUG; 30 (3): 421-447	24	97	5	47
4657	11560 AGNEW R, WHITE HR AN EMPIRICAL-TEST OF GENERAL STRAIN THEORY CRIMINOLOGY. 1992 NOV; 30 (4): 475-499	72	167	9	45
4658	12062 HAGEDORN JM HOMEBOYS, DOPE FIENDS, LEGITS, AND NEW JACKS CRIMINOLOGY. 1994 MAY; 32 (2): 197-219	5	46	2	49
4659	12144 VILA B A GENERAL PARADIGM FOR UNDERSTANDING CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR - EXTENDING EVOLUTIONARY ECOLOGICAL THEORY CRIMINOLOGY. 1994 AUG; 32 (3): 311-359	4	30	8	188
4660	12145 MAKKAI T, BRAITHWAITE J REINTEGRATIVE SHAMING AND COMPLIANCE WITH REGULATORY STANDARDS CRIMINOLOGY. 1994 AUG; 32 (3): 361-385	3	46	4	31
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
4661	12215 LUNDMAN RJ DEMEANOR OR CRIME - THE MIDWEST CITY POLICE CITIZEN ENCOUNTERS STUDY CRIMINOLOGY. 1994 NOV; 32 (4): 631-656	0	42	2	54
4662	12403 OGLE RS, MAIERKATKIN D, BERNARD TJ A THEORY OF HOMICIDAL BEHAVIOR AMONG WOMEN CRIMINOLOGY. 1995 MAY; 33 (2): 173-193	5	36	4	94
4663	12494 CHAMLIN MB, COCHRAN JK ASSESSING MESSNER AND ROSENFELD INSTITUTIONAL ANOMIE THEORY - A PARTIAL TEST CRIMINOLOGY. 1995 AUG; 33 (3): 411-429	30	41	15	50
4664	12562 DEMESQUITA BB, COHEN LE SELF-INTEREST, EQUITY, AND CRIME-CONTROL - A GAME-THEORETIC ANALYSIS OF CRIMINAL DECISION-MAKING CRIMINOLOGY. 1995 NOV; 33 (4): 483-518	4	14	4	62
4665	12695 Brezina T Adapting to strain: An examination of delinquent coping responses CRIMINOLOGY. 1996 FEB; 34 (1): 39-60	42	85	5	30
4666	12781 Fowles R, Merva M Wage inequality and criminal activity: An extreme bounds analysis for the United States, 1975-1990 CRIMINOLOGY. 1996 MAY; 34 (2): 163-182	13	37	9	35
4667	12948 Gendreau P, Little T, Goggin C A meta-analysis of the predictors of adult offender recidivism: What works CRIMINOLOGY. 1996 NOV; 34 (4): 575-607	3	289	3	72
4668	13151 Chamlin MB, Cochran JK Social altruism and crime CRIMINOLOGY. 1997 MAY; 35 (2): 203-228	18	41	9	71
4669	13231 Cooney M The decline of elite homicide CRIMINOLOGY. 1997 AUG; 35 (3): 381-407	4	34	14	122
4670	13232 Baron SW, Hartnagel TF Attributions, affect, and crime: Street youths' reactions to unemployment CRIMINOLOGY. 1997 AUG; 35 (3): 409-434	11	35	7	102
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
4671	13233 Merton RK On the evolving synthesis of differential association and anomie theory: A perspective from the sociology of science CRIMINOLOGY. 1997 AUG; 35 (3): 517-525	4	4	7	26
4672	13301 Gauthier DK, Bankston WB Gender equality and the sex ratio of intimate killing CRIMINOLOGY. 1997 NOV; 35 (4): 577-600	1	23	3	73
4673	13302 Ploeger M Youth employment and delinquency: Reconsidering a problematic relationship CRIMINOLOGY. 1997 NOV; 35 (4): 659-675	6	39	2	30
4674	13523 Hagan J, Hefler G, Classen G, Boehnke K, Merkens H Subterranean sources of subcultural delinquency beyond the American dream CRIMINOLOGY. 1998 MAY; 36 (2): 309-341	6	16	4	47
4675	13524 Chamlin MB, Cochran JK Causality, economic conditions, and burglary CRIMINOLOGY. 1998 MAY; 36 (2): 425-440	0	3	3	32
4676	13603 Kovandzic TV, Vieraitis LM, Yeisley MR The structural covariates of urban homicide: Reassessing the impact of income inequality and poverty in the post-Reagan era CRIMINOLOGY. 1998 AUG; 36 (3): 569-599	7	38	11	74
4677	13828 Giordano PC, Millhollin TJ, Cernkovich SA, Pugh MD, Rudolph JL Delinquency, identity, and women's involvement in relationship violence CRIMINOLOGY. 1999 FEB; 37 (1): 17-40	0	26	3	57
4678	13829 LaGrange TC, Silverman RA Low self-control and opportunity: Testing the general theory of crime as an explanation for gender differences in delinquency CRIMINOLOGY. 1999 FEB; 37 (1): 41-72	11	116	6	80
4679	13830 Jacobs BA, Wright R Stick-up, street culture, and offender motivation CRIMINOLOGY. 1999 FEB; 37 (1): 149-173	7	51	5	78
4680	13831 Wright BRE, Caspi A, Moffitt TE, Miech RA, Silva PA Reconsidering the relationship between SES and delinquency: Causation but not correlation CRIMINOLOGY. 1999 FEB; 37 (1): 175-194	16	60	5	37
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
4681	13968 Parker KF, McCall PL Structural conditions and racial homicide patterns: A look at the multiple disadvantages in urban areas CRIMINOLOGY. 1999 AUG; 37 (3): 447-477	21	84	10	70
4682	14422 Walsh A Behavior genetics and anomie/strain theory CRIMINOLOGY. 2000 NOV; 38 (4): 1075-1107	3	13	7	116
4683	14586 Broidy LM A test of general strain theory CRIMINOLOGY. 2001 FEB; 39 (1): 9-36	37	80	11	23
4684	14587 Huang B, Kosterman R, Catalano RF, Hawkins JD, Abbott RD Modeling mediation in the etiology of violent behavior and adolescence: A test of the social development model CRIMINOLOGY. 2001 FEB; 39 (1): 75-107	0	28	6	81
4685	14811 Ousey GC, Augustine MC Young guns: Examining alternative explanations of juvenile firearm homicide rates CRIMINOLOGY. 2001 NOV; 39 (4): 933-967	3	18	11	75
4686	14958 Colvin M, Cullen FT, Vander Ven T Coercion, social support, and crime: An emerging theoretical consensus CRIMINOLOGY. 2002 FEB; 40 (1): 19-42	7	38	7	84
4687	14959 Rebellon CJ Reconsidering the broken homes/delinquency relationship and exploring its mediating mechanism(s) CRIMINOLOGY. 2002 FEB; 40 (1): 103-135	2	25	6	60
4688	15105 Kleck G, Chiricos T Unemployment and property crime: A target-specific assessment of opportunity and motivation as mediating factors CRIMINOLOGY. 2002 AUG; 40 (3): 649-679	1	9	14	91
4689	15168 LaFree G, Drass KA Counting crime booms among nations: Evidence for homicide victimization rates, 1956 to 1998 CRIMINOLOGY. 2002 NOV; 40 (4): 769-800	6	24	5	87
4690	15478 Pratt TC, Godsey TW Social support, inequality, and homicide: A cross-national test of an integrated theoretical model CRIMINOLOGY. 2003 AUG; 41 (3): 611-643	15	38	23	159
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4691	15559 Maume MO, Lee MR Social institutions and violence: A sub-national test of institutional anomie theory CRIMINOLOGY. 2003 NOV; 41 (4): 1137-1172	13	19	13	63
4692	15560 Baker WE, Faulkner RR Diffusion of fraud: Intermediate economic crime and investor dynamics CRIMINOLOGY. 2003 NOV; 41 (4): 1173-1206	0	1	2	85
4693	15561 Hannon L, Knapp P Reassessing nonlinearity in the urban disadvantage/violent crime relationship: An example of methodological bias from log transformation CRIMINOLOGY. 2003 NOV; 41 (4): 1427-1448	6	19	2	26
4694	15740 Roberts A, Lafree G Explaining Japan's postwar violent crime trends CRIMINOLOGY. 2004 FEB; 42 (1): 179-209	1	7	6	83
4695	15829 Baron SW General strain, street youth and crime: A test of Agnew's revised theory CRIMINOLOGY. 2004 MAY; 42 (2): 457-483	12	39	26	73
4696	15925 Silver E, Miller LL Sources of informal social control in Chicago neighborhoods CRIMINOLOGY. 2004 AUG; 42 (3): 551-583	5	32	3	56
4697	15926 Rafter N Earnest A. Hooton and the biological tradition in American criminology CRIMINOLOGY. 2004 AUG; 42 (3): 735-771	1	7	3	108
4698	16014 Rafter N The unrepentant horse-slasher: Moral insanity and the origins of criminological thought CRIMINOLOGY. 2004 NOV; 42 (4): 979-1008	0	2	1	69
4699	16015 Savelsberg JJ, Flood SM Criminological knowledge: Period and cohort effects in scholarship CRIMINOLOGY. 2004 NOV; 42 (4): 1009-1041	3	5	6	61
4700	16208 Cullen FT The twelve people who saved rehabilitation: How the science of criminology made a difference - The American society of criminology 2004 presidential address CRIMINOLOGY. 2005 FEB; 43 (1): 1-42	6	28	3	153

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LCR

4601

14055 Junger M, Tremblay RE

Self-control, accidents, and crime

CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND BEHAVIOR. 1999 DEC; 26 (4): 485-501

4602

16956 Manzoni P, Eisner M

Violence between the police and the public - Influences of work-related stress, job satisfaction, burnout, and situational factors

CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND BEHAVIOR. 2006 OCT; 33 (5): 613-645

4603

20062 Andrews DA, Bonta J, Wormith JS

THE RISK-NEED-RESPONSIVITY (RNR) MODEL Does Adding the Good Lives Model Contribute to Effective Crime Prevention?

CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND BEHAVIOR. 2011 JUL; 38 (7): 735-755

4604

3603 DEMBO R

RECIDIVISM - CRIMINALS REACTION TO TREATMENT

CRIMINOLOGY. 1971; 8 (4): 345-356

4605

3604 SLAWSKI CJ

CRIME CAUSATION - TOWARD A FIELD SYNTHESIS

CRIMINOLOGY. 1971; 8 (4): 375-396

4606

3605 WARD RH

LABELING THEORY - CRITICAL ANALYSIS

CRIMINOLOGY. 1971; 9 (2-3): 268-290

4607

4261 WALDO GP, CHIRICOS TG, DOBRIN LE

COMMUNITY CONTACT AND INMATE ATTITUDES - EXPERIMENTAL ASSESSMENT OF WORK RELEASE

CRIMINOLOGY. 1973; 11 (3): 345-381

4608

4605 BANKSTON WB, CRAMER JA

TOWARD A MACRO-SOCIOLOGICAL INTERPRETATION OF GENERAL DETERRENCE

CRIMINOLOGY. 1974; 12 (3): 251-280

4609

4966 MINOR WW

POLITICAL CRIME, POLITICAL JUSTICE, AND POLITICAL PRISONERS

CRIMINOLOGY. 1975; 12 (4): 385-398

4610

4967 RAFKY DM

POLICE CYNICISM RECONSIDERED - AN APPLICATION OF SMALLEST SPACE ANALYSIS

CRIMINOLOGY. 1975; 13 (2): 168-192

Date / Author / Journal

4611

SOCIAL-WORK AND CORRECTIONS - COMMENTS ON AN UNEASY PARTNERSHIP

CRIMINOLOGY. 1975; 13 (2): 240-254

4612

5388 FRIDAY PC, HAGE J

YOUTH CRIME IN POSTINDUSTRIAL SOCIETIES - INTEGRATED PERSPECTIVE

CRIMINOLOGY. 1976; 14 (3): 347-368

4613

5778 HEPBURN JR

IMPACT OF POLICE INTERVENTION UPON JUVENILE DELINQUENTS

CRIMINOLOGY. 1977; 15 (2): 235-262

4614

6189 CERNKOVICH SA

VALUE ORIENTATIONS AND DELINQUENCY INVOLVEMENT

CRIMINOLOGY. 1978; 15 (4): 443-458

4615

6190 SAGARIN E, KARMEN A

CRIMINOLOGY AND REAFFIRMATION OF HUMANIST IDEALS

CRIMINOLOGY. 1978; 16 (2): 239-254

4616

6191 GEIS G, MEIER RF

LOOKING BACKWARD AND FORWARD - CRIMINOLOGISTS ON CRIMINOLOGY AS A CAREER

CRIMINOLOGY. 1978; 16 (2): 273-288

4617

6192 CERNKOVICH SA

EVALUATING 2 MODELS OF DELINQUENCY CAUSATION - STRUCTURAL THEORY AND CONTROL-THEORY

CRIMINOLOGY. 1978; 16 (3): 335-352

4618

6193 SMITH DL, DURANT R, CARTER TJ

SOCIAL INTEGRATION, VICTIMIZATION, AND ANOMIA

CRIMINOLOGY. 1978; 16 (3): 395-402

4619

6611 KINGSNORTH R, RIZZO L

DECISION-MAKING IN THE CRIMINAL COURTS - CONTINUITIES AND DISCONTINUITIES

CRIMINOLOGY. 1979; 17 (1): 3-14

4620

6612 MANNLE HW, LEWIS PW

CONTROL-THEORY REEXAMINED - RACE AND THE USE OF NEUTRALIZATIONS AMONG INSTITUTIONALIZED DELINQUENTS

CRIMINOLOGY. 1979; 17 (1): 58-74

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

4621

6613 PHILLIPS JC, KELLY DH

SCHOOL FAILURE AND DELINQUENCY - WHICH CAUSES WHICH

CRIMINOLOGY. 1979; 17 (2): 194-207

4622

6986 JOHNSON RE

SOCIAL-CLASS AND DELINQUENT-BEHAVIOR - A NEW TEST

CRIMINOLOGY. 1980; 18 (1): 86-93

4623

6987 KROHN MD, AKERS RL, RADOSEVICH MJ, LANZAKADUCE L

SOCIAL-STATUS AND DEVIANCE - CLASS CONTEXT OF SCHOOL, SOCIAL-STATUS, AND DELINQUENT-BEHAVIOR

CRIMINOLOGY. 1980; 18 (3): 303-318

4624

6988 CLELLAND D, CARTER TJ

THE NEW MYTH OF CLASS AND CRIME

CRIMINOLOGY. 1980; 18 (3): 319-336

4625

7384 KNOX GW

DIFFERENTIAL INTEGRATION AND JOB RETENTION AMONG EX-OFFENDERS

CRIMINOLOGY. 1981; 18 (4): 481-499

4626

7385 GREEN GS

A TEST OF THE ORTEGA HYPOTHESIS IN CRIMINOLOGY

CRIMINOLOGY. 1981; 19 (1): 45-52

4627

7386 TURK AT

ORGANIZATIONAL DEVIANCE AND POLITICAL POLICING

CRIMINOLOGY. 1981; 19 (2): 231-250

4628

7771 RICHARDS P, TITTLE CR

SOCIOECONOMIC-STATUS AND PERCEPTIONS OF PERSONAL ARREST PROBABILITIES

CRIMINOLOGY. 1982; 20 (3-4): 329-346

4629

7772 AUSTIN RL

WOMENS-LIBERATION AND INCREASES IN MINOR, MAJOR, AND OCCUPATIONAL OFFENSES

CRIMINOLOGY. 1982; 20 (3-4): 407-430

4630

7773 CRUTCHFIELD RD, GEERKEN MR, GOVE WR

CRIME RATE AND SOCIAL INTEGRATION - THE IMPACT OF METROPOLITAN MOBILITY

CRIMINOLOGY. 1982; 20 (3-4): 467-478

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

4631

8153 CARROLL L, JACKSON PI

INEQUALITY, OPPORTUNITY, AND CRIME RATES IN CENTRAL CITIES

CRIMINOLOGY. 1983; 21 (2): 178-194

4632

8154 MESSNER SF

REGIONAL DIFFERENCES IN THE ECONOMIC CORRELATES OF THE URBAN HOMICIDE RATE - SOME EVIDENCE ON THE IMPORTANCE OF CULTURAL-CONTEXT

CRIMINOLOGY. 1983; 21 (4): 477-488

4633

8545 STACK S

INCOME INEQUALITY AND PROPERTY CRIME - A CROSS-NATIONAL ANALYSIS OF RELATIVE DEPRIVATION THEORY

CRIMINOLOGY. 1984; 22 (2): 229-257

4634

8546 COHEN LE, LAND KC

DISCREPANCIES BETWEEN CRIME REPORTS AND CRIME SURVEYS - URBAN AND STRUCTURAL DETERMINANTS

CRIMINOLOGY. 1984; 22 (4): 499-530

4635

8547 BAILEY WC

POVERTY, INEQUALITY, AND CITY HOMICIDE RATES - SOME NOT SO UNEXPECTED FINDINGS

CRIMINOLOGY. 1984; 22 (4): 531-550

116

4636

9367 KRAHN H, HARTNAGEL TF, GARTRELL JW

INCOME INEQUALITY AND HOMICIDE RATES - CROSS-NATIONAL DATA AND CRIMINOLOGICAL THEORIES

CRIMINOLOGY. 1986 MAY; 24 (2): 269-295

4637

9368 MESSNER SF, TARDIFF K

ECONOMIC-INEQUALITY AND LEVELS OF HOMICIDE - AN ANALYSIS OF URBAN NEIGHBORHOODS

CRIMINOLOGY. 1986 MAY; 24 (2): 297-317

4638

9437 BROWNFIELD D

SOCIAL-CLASS AND VIOLENT BEHAVIOR

CRIMINOLOGY. 1986 AUG; 24 (3): 421-438

4639

9500 MIECZKOWSKI T

GEEKING UP AND THROWING DOWN - HEROIN STREET LIFE IN DETROIT

CRIMINOLOGY. 1986 NOV; 24 (4): 645-666

4640

9723 ROSS CE, MIROWSKY J

NORMLESSNESS, POWERLESSNESS, AND TROUBLE WITH THE LAW

CRIMINOLOGY. 1987 MAY; 25 (2): 257-278

Date / Author / Journal

4641

DIFFERENTIAL ASSOCIATION AND MARIJUANA USE - A CLOSER LOOK AT SUTHERLAND (WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM BECKER)

CRIMINOLOGY. 1987 MAY; 25 (2): 341-358

4642

9856 GIBBS JP

THE STATE OF CRIMINOLOGICAL THEORY

CRIMINOLOGY. 1987 NOV; 25 (4): 821-840

4643

9857 FERDINAND TN

THE METHODS OF DELINQUENCY THEORY

CRIMINOLOGY. 1987 NOV; 25 (4): 841-862

4644

9858 HIRSCHI T, GOTTFREDSON M

CAUSES OF WHITE-COLLAR CRIME

CRIMINOLOGY. 1987 NOV; 25 (4): 949-974

4645

10181 BURSIK RJ

SOCIAL DISORGANIZATION AND THEORIES OF CRIME AND DELINQUENCY - PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS

CRIMINOLOGY. 1988 NOV; 26 (4): 519-551

298

117

4646

10182 TAYLOR RB, COVINGTON J

NEIGHBORHOOD CHANGES IN ECOLOGY AND VIOLENCE

CRIMINOLOGY. 1988 NOV; 26 (4): 553-589

4647

10315 OBRIEN RM

RELATIVE COHORT SIZE AND AGE-SPECIFIC CRIME RATES - AN AGE-PERIOD-RELATIVE-COHORT-SIZE MODEL

CRIMINOLOGY. 1989 FEB; 27 (1): 57-78

4648

10722 HALLER MH

ILLEGAL ENTERPRISE - A THEORETICAL AND HISTORICAL INTERPRETATION

CRIMINOLOGY. 1990 MAY; 28 (2): 207-235

4649

10723 LARZELERE RE, PATTERSON GR

PARENTAL MANAGEMENT - MEDIATOR OF THE EFFECT OF SOCIOECONOMIC-STATUS ON EARLY DELINQUENCY

CRIMINOLOGY. 1990 MAY; 28 (2): 301-324

109

4650

11069 MAKKAI T, BRAITHWAITE J

CRIMINOLOGICAL THEORIES AND REGULATORY COMPLIANCE

CRIMINOLOGY. 1991 MAY; 29 (2): 191-220

Date / Author / Journal

4651

POVERTY, INCOME INEQUALITY, AND COMMUNITY CRIME RATES

CRIMINOLOGY. 1991 NOV; 29 (4): 755-776

4652

11325 HAGAN J

THE POVERTY OF A CLASSLESS CRIMINOLOGY - THE AMERICAN-SOCIETY-OF-CRIMINOLOGY 1991 PRESIDENTIAL-ADDRESS

CRIMINOLOGY. 1992 FEB; 30 (1): 1-19

4653

11326 AGNEW R

FOUNDATION FOR A GENERAL STRAIN THEORY OF CRIME AND DELINQUENCY

CRIMINOLOGY. 1992 FEB; 30 (1): 47-87

205

518

169

4654

11382 LAFREE G, DRASS KA, ODAY P

RACE AND CRIME IN POSTWAR AMERICA - DETERMINANTS OF AFRICAN-AMERICAN AND WHITE RATES, 1957-1988

CRIMINOLOGY. 1992 MAY; 30 (2): 157-188

4655

11383 CERNKOVICH SA, GIORDANO PC

SCHOOL BONDING, RACE, AND DELINQUENCY

CRIMINOLOGY. 1992 MAY; 30 (2): 261-291

112

4656

11473 MESSNER SF, GOLDEN RM

RACIAL-INEQUALITY AND RACIALLY DISAGGREGATED HOMICIDE RATES - AN ASSESSMENT OF ALTERNATIVE THEORETICAL EXPLANATIONS

CRIMINOLOGY. 1992 AUG; 30 (3): 421-447

4657

11560 AGNEW R, WHITE HR

AN EMPIRICAL-TEST OF GENERAL STRAIN THEORY

CRIMINOLOGY. 1992 NOV; 30 (4): 475-499

167

4658

12062 HAGEDORN JM

HOMEBOYS, DOPE FIENDS, LEGITS, AND NEW JACKS

CRIMINOLOGY. 1994 MAY; 32 (2): 197-219

4659

12144 VILA B

A GENERAL PARADIGM FOR UNDERSTANDING CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR - EXTENDING EVOLUTIONARY ECOLOGICAL THEORY

CRIMINOLOGY. 1994 AUG; 32 (3): 311-359

188

4660

12145 MAKKAI T, BRAITHWAITE J

REINTEGRATIVE SHAMING AND COMPLIANCE WITH REGULATORY STANDARDS

CRIMINOLOGY. 1994 AUG; 32 (3): 361-385

Date / Author / Journal

4661

DEMEANOR OR CRIME - THE MIDWEST CITY POLICE CITIZEN ENCOUNTERS STUDY

CRIMINOLOGY. 1994 NOV; 32 (4): 631-656

4662

12403 OGLE RS, MAIERKATKIN D, BERNARD TJ

A THEORY OF HOMICIDAL BEHAVIOR AMONG WOMEN

CRIMINOLOGY. 1995 MAY; 33 (2): 173-193

4663

12494 CHAMLIN MB, COCHRAN JK

ASSESSING MESSNER AND ROSENFELD INSTITUTIONAL ANOMIE THEORY - A PARTIAL TEST

CRIMINOLOGY. 1995 AUG; 33 (3): 411-429

4664

12562 DEMESQUITA BB, COHEN LE

SELF-INTEREST, EQUITY, AND CRIME-CONTROL - A GAME-THEORETIC ANALYSIS OF CRIMINAL DECISION-MAKING

CRIMINOLOGY. 1995 NOV; 33 (4): 483-518

4665

12695 Brezina T

Adapting to strain: An examination of delinquent coping responses

CRIMINOLOGY. 1996 FEB; 34 (1): 39-60

4666

12781 Fowles R, Merva M

Wage inequality and criminal activity: An extreme bounds analysis for the United States, 1975-1990

CRIMINOLOGY. 1996 MAY; 34 (2): 163-182

4667

12948 Gendreau P, Little T, Goggin C

A meta-analysis of the predictors of adult offender recidivism: What works

CRIMINOLOGY. 1996 NOV; 34 (4): 575-607

289

4668

13151 Chamlin MB, Cochran JK

Social altruism and crime

CRIMINOLOGY. 1997 MAY; 35 (2): 203-228

4669

13231 Cooney M

The decline of elite homicide

CRIMINOLOGY. 1997 AUG; 35 (3): 381-407

122

4670

13232 Baron SW, Hartnagel TF

Attributions, affect, and crime: Street youths' reactions to unemployment

CRIMINOLOGY. 1997 AUG; 35 (3): 409-434

102

Date / Author / Journal

4671

On the evolving synthesis of differential association and anomie theory: A perspective from the sociology of science

CRIMINOLOGY. 1997 AUG; 35 (3): 517-525

4672

13301 Gauthier DK, Bankston WB

Gender equality and the sex ratio of intimate killing

CRIMINOLOGY. 1997 NOV; 35 (4): 577-600

4673

13302 Ploeger M

Youth employment and delinquency: Reconsidering a problematic relationship

CRIMINOLOGY. 1997 NOV; 35 (4): 659-675

4674

13523 Hagan J, Hefler G, Classen G, Boehnke K, Merkens H

Subterranean sources of subcultural delinquency beyond the American dream

CRIMINOLOGY. 1998 MAY; 36 (2): 309-341

4675

13524 Chamlin MB, Cochran JK

Causality, economic conditions, and burglary

CRIMINOLOGY. 1998 MAY; 36 (2): 425-440

4676

13603 Kovandzic TV, Vieraitis LM, Yeisley MR

The structural covariates of urban homicide: Reassessing the impact of income inequality and poverty in the post-Reagan era

CRIMINOLOGY. 1998 AUG; 36 (3): 569-599

4677

13828 Giordano PC, Millhollin TJ, Cernkovich SA, Pugh MD, Rudolph JL

Delinquency, identity, and women's involvement in relationship violence

CRIMINOLOGY. 1999 FEB; 37 (1): 17-40

4678

13829 LaGrange TC, Silverman RA

Low self-control and opportunity: Testing the general theory of crime as an explanation for gender differences in delinquency

CRIMINOLOGY. 1999 FEB; 37 (1): 41-72

116

4679

13830 Jacobs BA, Wright R

Stick-up, street culture, and offender motivation

CRIMINOLOGY. 1999 FEB; 37 (1): 149-173

4680

13831 Wright BRE, Caspi A, Moffitt TE, Miech RA, Silva PA

Reconsidering the relationship between SES and delinquency: Causation but not correlation

CRIMINOLOGY. 1999 FEB; 37 (1): 175-194

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

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LCR

4681

13968 Parker KF, McCall PL

Structural conditions and racial homicide patterns: A look at the multiple disadvantages in urban areas

CRIMINOLOGY. 1999 AUG; 37 (3): 447-477

4682

14422 Walsh A

Behavior genetics and anomie/strain theory

CRIMINOLOGY. 2000 NOV; 38 (4): 1075-1107

116

4683

14586 Broidy LM

A test of general strain theory

CRIMINOLOGY. 2001 FEB; 39 (1): 9-36

4684

14587 Huang B, Kosterman R, Catalano RF, Hawkins JD, Abbott RD

Modeling mediation in the etiology of violent behavior and adolescence: A test of the social development model

CRIMINOLOGY. 2001 FEB; 39 (1): 75-107

4685

14811 Ousey GC, Augustine MC

Young guns: Examining alternative explanations of juvenile firearm homicide rates

CRIMINOLOGY. 2001 NOV; 39 (4): 933-967

4686

14958 Colvin M, Cullen FT, Vander Ven T

Coercion, social support, and crime: An emerging theoretical consensus

CRIMINOLOGY. 2002 FEB; 40 (1): 19-42

4687

14959 Rebellon CJ

Reconsidering the broken homes/delinquency relationship and exploring its mediating mechanism(s)

CRIMINOLOGY. 2002 FEB; 40 (1): 103-135

4688

15105 Kleck G, Chiricos T

Unemployment and property crime: A target-specific assessment of opportunity and motivation as mediating factors

CRIMINOLOGY. 2002 AUG; 40 (3): 649-679

4689

15168 LaFree G, Drass KA

Counting crime booms among nations: Evidence for homicide victimization rates, 1956 to 1998

CRIMINOLOGY. 2002 NOV; 40 (4): 769-800

4690

15478 Pratt TC, Godsey TW

Social support, inequality, and homicide: A cross-national test of an integrated theoretical model

CRIMINOLOGY. 2003 AUG; 41 (3): 611-643

159

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

4691

15559 Maume MO, Lee MR

Social institutions and violence: A sub-national test of institutional anomie theory

CRIMINOLOGY. 2003 NOV; 41 (4): 1137-1172

4692

15560 Baker WE, Faulkner RR

Diffusion of fraud: Intermediate economic crime and investor dynamics

CRIMINOLOGY. 2003 NOV; 41 (4): 1173-1206

4693

15561 Hannon L, Knapp P

Reassessing nonlinearity in the urban disadvantage/violent crime relationship: An example of methodological bias from log transformation

CRIMINOLOGY. 2003 NOV; 41 (4): 1427-1448

4694

15740 Roberts A, Lafree G

Explaining Japan's postwar violent crime trends

CRIMINOLOGY. 2004 FEB; 42 (1): 179-209

4695

15829 Baron SW

General strain, street youth and crime: A test of Agnew's revised theory

CRIMINOLOGY. 2004 MAY; 42 (2): 457-483

4696

15925 Silver E, Miller LL

Sources of informal social control in Chicago neighborhoods

CRIMINOLOGY. 2004 AUG; 42 (3): 551-583

4697

15926 Rafter N

Earnest A. Hooton and the biological tradition in American criminology

CRIMINOLOGY. 2004 AUG; 42 (3): 735-771

108

4698

16014 Rafter N

The unrepentant horse-slasher: Moral insanity and the origins of criminological thought

CRIMINOLOGY. 2004 NOV; 42 (4): 979-1008

4699

16015 Savelsberg JJ, Flood SM

Criminological knowledge: Period and cohort effects in scholarship

CRIMINOLOGY. 2004 NOV; 42 (4): 1009-1041

4700

16208 Cullen FT

The twelve people who saved rehabilitation: How the science of criminology made a difference - The American society of criminology 2004 presidential address

CRIMINOLOGY. 2005 FEB; 43 (1): 1-42

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