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1. 1 Merton RK

AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW. 1938 OCT; 3 (5): 672-682
LCR: 0 CR: 19 LCS: 872 GCS: 872 SCS:

2. 5 Merton RK

BUREAUCRATIC STRUCTURE AND PERSONALITY

SOCIAL FORCES. 1940 MAY; 18 (4): 560-568
LCR: 1 CR: 31 LCS: 2 GCS: 290 SCS:

3. 11 Merton RK

Intermarriage and the Social Structure: Fact and Theory

PSYCHIATRY. 1941 AUG; 4 (3): 361-374
LCR: 1 CR: 31 LCS: 1 GCS: 203 SCS:

4. 43 MADDOX GL

ACTIVITY AND MORALE - A LONGITUDINAL-STUDY OF SELECTED ELDERLY SUBJECTS

SOCIAL FORCES. 1963; 42 (2): 195-204
LCR: 1 CR: 19 LCS: 0 GCS: 119 SCS:

5. 46 COHEN AK

THE SOCIOLOGY OF THE DEVIANT ACT - ANOMIE THEORY AND BEYOND

AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW. 1965; 30 (1): 5-14
LCR: 1 CR: 23 LCS: 32 GCS: 90 SCS:

6. 91 GELLES RJ

CHILD ABUSE AS PSYCHOPATHOLOGY - SOCIOLOGICAL CRITIQUE AND REFORMULATION

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPSYCHIATRY. 1973; 43 (4): 611-621
LCR: 1 CR: 29 LCS: 1 GCS: 192 SCS:

7. 106 CHIRICOS TG, WALDO GP

SOCIOECONOMIC-STATUS AND CRIMINAL SENTENCING - EMPIRICAL-ASSESSMENT OF A CONFLICT PROPOSITION

AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW. 1975; 40 (6): 753-772
LCR: 1 CR: 73 LCS: 4 GCS: 115 SCS:

8. 126 HIRSCHI T, HINDELANG MJ

INTELLIGENCE AND DELINQUENCY - REVISIONIST REVIEW

AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW. 1977; 42 (4): 571-587
LCR: 1 CR: 68 LCS: 7 GCS: 216 SCS:

9. 134 HINDELANG MJ

RACE AND INVOLVEMENT IN COMMON-LAW PERSONAL CRIMES

AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW. 1978; 43 (1): 93-109
LCR: 1 CR: 45 LCS: 16 GCS: 196 SCS:

10. 190 BEYER JM, TRICE HM

THE UTILIZATION PROCESS - A CONCEPTUAL-FRAMEWORK AND SYNTHESIS OF EMPIRICAL-FINDINGS

ADMINISTRATIVE SCIENCE QUARTERLY. 1982; 27 (4): 591-622
LCR: 1 CR: 153 LCS: 0 GCS: 197 SCS:

11. 195 KAPLAN HB, MARTIN SS, ROBBINS C

APPLICATION OF A GENERAL-THEORY OF DEVIANT-BEHAVIOR - SELF-DEROGATION AND ADOLESCENT DRUG-USE

JOURNAL OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL BEHAVIOR. 1982; 23 (4): 274-294
LCR: 1 CR: 48 LCS: 5 GCS: 85 SCS:

12. 202 MIROWSKY J, ROSS CE

PARANOIA AND THE STRUCTURE OF POWERLESSNESS

AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW. 1983; 48 (2): 228-239
LCR: 1 CR: 33 LCS: 1 GCS: 102 SCS:

13. 206 BALL JC, SHAFFER JW, NURCO DN

THE DAY-TO-DAY CRIMINALITY OF HEROIN-ADDICTS IN BALTIMORE - A STUDY IN THE CONTINUITY OF OFFENCE RATES

DRUG AND ALCOHOL DEPENDENCE. 1983; 12 (2): 119-142
LCR: 1 CR: 21 LCS: 0 GCS: 138 SCS:

14. 225 BAILEY WC

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

CRIMINOLOGY. 1984; 22 (4): 531-550
LCR: 1 CR: 64 LCS: 29 GCS: 116 SCS:

15. 228 KAPLAN HB, MARTIN SS, ROBBINS C

PATHWAYS TO ADOLESCENT DRUG-USE - SELF-DEROGATION, PEER INFLUENCE, WEAKENING OF SOCIAL CONTROLS, AND EARLY SUBSTANCE USE

JOURNAL OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL BEHAVIOR. 1984; 25 (3): 270-289
LCR: 2 CR: 55 LCS: 5 GCS: 184 SCS:

16. 236 GREENBERG DF

AGE, CRIME, AND SOCIAL EXPLANATION

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY. 1985; 91 (1): 1-21
LCR: 4 CR: 85 LCS: 16 GCS: 100 SCS:

17. 237 CANTOR D, LAND KC

UNEMPLOYMENT AND CRIME RATES IN THE POST-WORLD-WAR-II UNITED-STATES - A THEORETICAL AND EMPIRICAL-ANALYSIS

AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW. 1985; 50 (3): 317-332
LCR: 1 CR: 73 LCS: 30 GCS: 175 SCS:

18. 246 SAMPSON RJ

NEIGHBORHOOD AND CRIME - THE STRUCTURAL DETERMINANTS OF PERSONAL VICTIMIZATION

JOURNAL OF RESEARCH IN CRIME AND DELINQUENCY. 1985; 22 (1): 7-40
LCR: 3 CR: 61 LCS: 10 GCS: 111 SCS:

19. 249 AGNEW R

A REVISED STRAIN THEORY OF DELINQUENCY

SOCIAL FORCES. 1985; 64 (1): 151-167
LCR: 5 CR: 48 LCS: 59 GCS: 138 SCS:

20. 269 MERTON RK

3 FRAGMENTS FROM A SOCIOLOGISTS NOTEBOOKS - ESTABLISHING THE PHENOMENON, SPECIFIED IGNORANCE, AND STRATEGIC RESEARCH MATERIALS

ANNUAL REVIEW OF SOCIOLOGY. 1987; 13: 1-28
LCR: 1 CR: 96 LCS: 0 GCS: 117 SCS:

21. 273 CHIRICOS TG

RATES OF CRIME AND UNEMPLOYMENT - AN ANALYSIS OF AGGREGATE RESEARCH EVIDENCE

SOCIAL PROBLEMS. 1987 APR; 34 (2): 187-212
LCR: 3 CR: 100 LCS: 24 GCS: 137 SCS:

22. 295 BURSIK RJ

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

CRIMINOLOGY. 1988 NOV; 26 (4): 519-551
LCR: 2 CR: 117 LCS: 28 GCS: 298 SCS:

23. 302 CHESNEYLIND M

GIRLS CRIME AND WOMANS PLACE - TOWARD A FEMINIST MODEL OF FEMALE DELINQUENCY

CRIME & DELINQUENCY. 1989 JAN; 35 (1): 5-29
LCR: 1 CR: 78 LCS: 9 GCS: 97 SCS:

24. 312 LAND KC, MCCALL PL, COHEN LE

STRUCTURAL COVARIATES OF HOMICIDE RATES - ARE THERE ANY INVARIANCES ACROSS TIME AND SOCIAL SPACE

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY. 1990 JAN; 95 (4): 922-963
LCR: 5 CR: 86 LCS: 54 GCS: 420 SCS:

25. 314 GARTNER R

THE VICTIMS OF HOMICIDE - A TEMPORAL AND CROSS-NATIONAL COMPARISON

AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW. 1990 FEB; 55 (1): 92-106
LCR: 2 CR: 54 LCS: 16 GCS: 121 SCS:

26. 320 GREENBERG J

EMPLOYEE THEFT AS A REACTION TO UNDERPAYMENT INEQUITY - THE HIDDEN COST OF PAY CUTS

JOURNAL OF APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY. 1990 OCT; 75 (5): 561-568
LCR: 2 CR: 40 LCS: 4 GCS: 354 SCS:

27. 334 ANESHENSEL CS

SOCIAL STRESS - THEORY AND RESEARCH

ANNUAL REVIEW OF SOCIOLOGY. 1992; 18: 15-38
LCR: 2 CR: 126 LCS: 10 GCS: 295 SCS:

28. 340 AGNEW R

FOUNDATION FOR A GENERAL STRAIN THEORY OF CRIME AND DELINQUENCY

CRIMINOLOGY. 1992 FEB; 30 (1): 47-87
LCR: 10 CR: 169 LCS: 151 GCS: 518 SCS:

29. 342 CERNKOVICH SA, GIORDANO PC

SCHOOL BONDING, RACE, AND DELINQUENCY

CRIMINOLOGY. 1992 MAY; 30 (2): 261-291
LCR: 1 CR: 66 LCS: 3 GCS: 112 SCS:

30. 350 AGNEW R, WHITE HR

AN EMPIRICAL-TEST OF GENERAL STRAIN THEORY

CRIMINOLOGY. 1992 NOV; 30 (4): 475-499
LCR: 6 CR: 45 LCS: 54 GCS: 167 SCS:

31. 364 SHERMAN LW

DEFIANCE, DETERRENCE, AND IRRELEVANCE - A THEORY OF THE CRIMINAL SANCTION

JOURNAL OF RESEARCH IN CRIME AND DELINQUENCY. 1993 NOV; 30 (4): 445-473
LCR: 1 CR: 85 LCS: 9 GCS: 194 SCS:

32. 375 PATERNOSTER R, MAZEROLLE P

GENERAL STRAIN THEORY AND DELINQUENCY - A REPLICATION AND EXTENSION

JOURNAL OF RESEARCH IN CRIME AND DELINQUENCY. 1994 AUG; 31 (3): 235-263
LCR: 9 CR: 40 LCS: 50 GCS: 125 SCS:

33. 396 Brezina T

Adapting to strain: An examination of delinquent coping responses

CRIMINOLOGY. 1996 FEB; 34 (1): 39-60
LCR: 5 CR: 30 LCS: 38 GCS: 85 SCS:

34. 411 Zhou M

Growing up American: The challenge confronting immigrant children and children of immigrants

ANNUAL REVIEW OF SOCIOLOGY. 1997; 23: 63-95
LCR: 1 CR: 101 LCS: 0 GCS: 202 SCS:

35. 426 Broidy L, Agnew R

Gender and crime: A general strain theory perspective

JOURNAL OF RESEARCH IN CRIME AND DELINQUENCY. 1997 AUG; 34 (3): 275-306
LCR: 10 CR: 145 LCS: 31 GCS: 124 SCS:

36. 452 Vaughan D

The dark side of organizations: Mistake, misconduct, and disaster

ANNUAL REVIEW OF SOCIOLOGY. 1999; 25: 271-305
LCR: 3 CR: 240 LCS: 7 GCS: 125 SCS:

37. 455 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
LCR: 4 CR: 80 LCS: 8 GCS: 116 SCS:

38. 481 Uggen C

Work as a turning point in the life course of criminals: A duration model of age, employment, and recidivism

AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW. 2000 AUG; 65 (4): 529-546
LCR: 2 CR: 71 LCS: 5 GCS: 113 SCS:

39. 482 Aseltine RH, Gore S, Gordon J

Life stress, anger and anxiety, and delinquency: An empirical test of general strain theory

JOURNAL OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL BEHAVIOR. 2000 SEP; 41 (3): 256-275
LCR: 10 CR: 79 LCS: 28 GCS: 108 SCS:

40. 508 Agnew R

Building on the foundation of general strain theory: Specifying the types of strain most likely to lead to crime and delinquency

JOURNAL OF RESEARCH IN CRIME AND DELINQUENCY. 2001 NOV; 38 (4): 319-361
LCR: 17 CR: 132 LCS: 32 GCS: 134 SCS:

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