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Volume 14 Issue 3

PATHWAYS TO PRISON

 EDITORIAL INTRODUCTION

  • Toward a Criminology of Prison Downsizing*, Todd R. Clear

RESEARCH ARTICLE

  • Pathways to Prison in New York State, Sarah Tahamont, Shi Yan, Shawn D. Bushway, and Jing Liu

 POLICY EESAY

  • Altering Trajectories Through Community-Based Justice Reinvestment, Carlos E. Monteiro and Natasha A. Frost

FOCUSED DETERRENCE IN NEW ORLEANS

EDITORIAL INTRODUCTION

  • Focused Deterrence and the Promise of Fair and Effective Policing*, Anthony A. Braga

RESEARCH ARTICLE

  • Most Challenging of Contexts: Assessing the Impact of Focused Deterrence on Serious Violence in New Orleans, Nicholas Corsaro and Robin S. Engel

 POLICY ESSAYS

  • Focused Deterrence and Improved Police–Community Relations: Unpacking the Proverbial “Black Box”, Rod K. Brunson
  • Something That Works in Violent Crime Control: Let the Focused Deterrence and Pulling Levers Programs Roll with Eternal Vigilance*, Kenneth C. Land


CHICAGO’S GROUP VIOLENCE REDUCTION STRATEGY

 EDITORIAL INTRODUCTION

  • To Shoot or Not to Shoot; Gangs Decisions, Decisions, James C. Howell

RESEARCH ARTICLE

  • Changing the Street Dynamic: Evaluating Chicago’s Group Violence Reduction Strategy, Andrew V. Papachristos and David S. Kirk

 POLICY ESSAYS

  • With Great Methods Come Great Responsibilities: Social Network Analysis in the Implementation and Evaluation of Gang Programs, Jason Gravel and George E. Tita
  • Considering Focused Deterrence in the Age of Ferguson, Baltimore, North Charleston, and Beyond, Elizabeth Griffiths and Johnna Christian

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