Research

FSU’s College of Criminology and Criminal Justice is home to the nation’s number one criminology faculty in the world. Our team of experts is ranked number one in the nation for research productivity and are among the top 10 for grant acquisition. Many of our faculty are industry experts and offer extensive research on topics like gun control, biosocial criminology and social control, to name a few.

Research Brought to Life

Our mission is to build an intellectual community that is comprised of students, professors, alumni, practitioners, and policy makers. Through our community’s focus on research, education, and service, we seek to bring research to life by directing our academic efforts to make a lasting societal difference, contributing to improving society by reducing the suffering, pain, and cost of crime in all aspects of the criminal justice system. Through these efforts, we seek to create future leaders in our field that possess critical, research, and application skills, helping them succeed in their future careers and achieve their goals to improve society at large.

Ted Chiricos, Miriam A. Delone. 1992. Labor Surplus and Punishment: A Review and Assessment of Theory and Evidence. Social Problems
Ted Chiricos, Miriam A. Delone. 1992. Labor Surplus and Punishment: A Review and Assessment of Theory and Evidence. Social Problems
Ted Chiricos, Miriam A. Delone. 1992. Labor Surplus and Punishment: A Review and Assessment of Theory and Evidence. Social Problems
William D. Bales, Linda G. Dees. 1992. Mandatory Minimum Sentencing in Florida: Past Trends and Future Implications. Crime & Delinquency
William G. Doerner, E. Britt Patterson. 1992. The Influence of Race and Gender Upon Rookie Evaluations of Their Field Training Officers. American Journal of Police
Marc Gertz, Laura B. Myers. 1992. Impediments to Cross-National Research: Problems of Reliability and Validity. International Journal of Comparative and Applied Criminal Justice
Leroy Gould, Gary Kleck, Marc Gertz. 1992. The Concept of 'Crime' in Criminological Theory and Practice. The Criminologist
Jenkins, J.P. and Daniel Maier-Katkin. 1991. Occult Survivors: The Origins of a Myth. The Satanism Scare
Gary Kleck. 1991. Point Blank: Guns and Violence in America
Tollett, T. and Billy R. Close. 1991. The Over-Representation of Blacks in Florida's Juvenile Justice System. Race and Criminal Justice
Daniel Maier-Katkin. 1991. Postpartum Psychosis, Infanticide and the Law. Crime, Law and Social Change
William G. Doerner. 1991. Police Unholstering and Shooting Behavior Under Simulated Field Conditions. American Journal of Police
Gary Kleck, Karen McElrath. 1991. The Effects of Weaponry on Human Violence. Social Forces
Benjamin S. Wright, William G. Doerner, John C. Speir. 1990. Pre-Employment Psychological Testing as a Predictor of Police Performance During an FTO Program. American Journal of Police
William G. Doerner, Te-Hui Tsai. 1990. Child Maltreatment and Juvenile Delinquency in Taiwan. International Journal of Comparative and Applied Criminal Justice