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Deterrence

Gary Kleck. 2013. “Deterrence: Actual vs. Perceived Risk of Punishment” Encyclopedia of Criminology and Criminal Justice.

Sonja E. Siennick. 2012. “Deterrence and the Death Penalty: A New Look at some Recent Findings” Criminology & Public Policy.

Alex R. Piquero, Nicole Leeper Piquero, Marc Gertz, Jake Bratton, Thomas A. Loughran. 2012. “Sometimes Ignorance is Bliss: Investigating Citizen Perceptions of the Certainty and Severity of Punishment” American Journal of Criminal Justice.

Gary Kleck, J.C. Barnes. 2008. “Deterrence and Macro-Level Perceptions of Punishment Risks: Is There a ‘Collective Wisdom’?” Crime & Delinquency.

Gary Kleck, Brion Sever, Spencer Li, Marc Gertz. 2005. “The Missing Link in General Deterrence Research” Criminology.

Gary Kleck. 1995. “Using Speculation to Meet Evidence” Journal of Quantitative Criminology.

Gary Kleck. 1988. “Crime Control Through the Private Use of Armed Force” Social Problems.

Raymond Paternoster, Linda E. Saltzman, Gordon P. Waldo, Theodore G. Chiricos. 1983. “Estimating Perceptual Stability and Deterrent Effects: The Role of Perceived Legal Punishment in the Inhibition of Criminal Involvement” The Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology.

Raymond Paternoster, Linda E. Saltzman, Theodore G. Chiricos, Gordon P. Waldo. 1982. “Perceived Risk and Deterrence: Methodological Artifacts in Perceptual Deterrence Research” Journal of Criminal Law & Criminology.

Ray Paternoster, Linda Saltzman, Ted Chiricos and Gordon Waldo. 1982. “Causal Ordering in Deterrence Research: An Examination of the Perceptions – Behavior Relationship” Deterrence Reconsidered: Methodological Innovation.

Gordon P. Waldo. 1981. “The Death Penalty and Deterrence: A Review of Recent Research” The Mad, the Bad, and the Different: Essays in Honor of Simon Dinitz.

Gary Kleck. 1979. “Capital Punishment, Gun Ownership, and Homicide” American Journal of Sociology.

Linda S. Anderson, Theodore G. Chiricos, Gordon P. Waldo. 1977. “Formal and Informal Sanctions: A Comparison of Deterrent Effects” Social Problems.

Gordon P. Waldo, Theodore G. Chiricos. 1972. “Perceived Penal Sanction and Self-Reported Criminality” Social Problems.

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