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ALCOHOL AND THE RISK OF PHYSICAL AND SEXUAL ASSAULT VICTIMIZATION
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Felson, R. B.; Burchfield, K. B.
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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CRIMINOLOGY
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2004
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A MULTILEVEL TEST OF RACIAL THREAT THEORY
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Stolzenberg, L.; D Alessio, S. J.; Eitle, D.
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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CRIMINOLOGY
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2004
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ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOR AND YOUTH GANG MEMBERSHIP: SELECTION AND SOCIALIZATION
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Gordon, R. A.; Lahey, B. B.; Kawai, E.; Loeber, R.; Stouthamer-Loeber, M.; Farrington, D. P.
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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CRIMINOLOGY
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2004
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BILEVEL DISPARITIES IN COURT DISPOSITIONS FOR INTIMATE ASSAULT
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Wooldredge, J.; Thistlethwaite, A.
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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CRIMINOLOGY
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2004
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COMMUNITIES, STREET GUNS AND HOMICIDE TRAJECTORIES IN CHICAGO, 1980-1995: MERGING METHODS FOR EXAMINING HOMICIDE TRENDS ACROSS SPACE AND TIME
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Griffiths, E.; Chavez, J. M.
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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CRIMINOLOGY
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2004
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CRIMINAL ACHIEVEMENT, OFFENDER NETWORKS AND THE BENEFITS OF LOW SELF-CONTROL
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Morselli, C.; Tremblay, P.
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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CRIMINOLOGY
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2004
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CRIMINOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE: PERIOD AND COHORT EFFECTS IN SCHOLARSHIP
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Savelsberg, J. J.; Flood, S. M.
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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CRIMINOLOGY
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2004
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DISCERNING UNFAIRNESS WHERE OTHERS MAY NOT: LOW SELF-CONTROL AND UNFAIR SANCTION PERCEPTIONS
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Piquero, A. R.; Gomez-Smith, Z.; Langton, L.
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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CRIMINOLOGY
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2004
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DISTINCTIVE CHARACTERISTICS OF ASSAULTS MOTIVATED BY BIAS
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Messner, S. F.; McHugh, S.; Felson, R. B.
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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CRIMINOLOGY
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2004
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DOES GUN PREVALENCE AFFECT TEEN GUN CARRYING AFTER ALL?
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Cook, P. J.; Ludwig, J.
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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CRIMINOLOGY
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2004
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EARNEST A. HOOTON AND THE BIOLOGICAL TRADITION IN AMERICAN CRIMINOLOGY
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Rafter, N.
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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CRIMINOLOGY
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2004
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EXPLAINING JAPAN'S POSTWAR VIOLENT CRIME TRENDS
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Roberts, A.; LaFree, G.
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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CRIMINOLOGY
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2004
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GENDER, STREETLIFE AND CRIMINAL RETALIATION
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Mullins, C. W.; Wright, R.; Jacobs, B. A.
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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CRIMINOLOGY
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2004
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GENERAL STRAIN, STREET YOUTH AND CRIME: A TEST OF AGNEW'S REVISED THEORY
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Baron, S. W.
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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CRIMINOLOGY
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2004
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GIRL FRIENDS ARE BETTER: GENDER, FRIENDS, AND CRIME AMONG SCHOOL AND STREET YOUTH
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McCarthy, B.; Felmlee, D.; Hagan, J.
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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CRIMINOLOGY
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2004
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INDUSTRIAL SHIFT, POLARIZED LABOR MARKETS AND URBAN VIOLENCE: MODELING THE DYNAMICS BETWEEN THE ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION AND DISAGGREGATED HOMICIDE
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Parker, K. F.
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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CRIMINOLOGY
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2004
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ON THE SYMBIOSIS BETWEEN CRIMINAL LAW AND CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR: THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CRIMINOLOGY 2003 SUTHERLAND ADDRESS
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Chambliss, W.
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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CRIMINOLOGY
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2004
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ON THE USE OF THE TOTAL INCARCERATION VARIABLE IN SENTENCING RESEARCH
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Holleran, D.; Spohn, C.
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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CRIMINOLOGY
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2004
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PROFILING AND POLICE LEGITIMACY: PROCEDURAL JUSTICE, ATTRIBUTIONS OF MOTIVE, AND ACCEPTANCE OF POLICE AUTHORITY
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Tyler, T. R.; Wakslak, C. J.
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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CRIMINOLOGY
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2004
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PROJECTED OFFENDING AND CONTEMPORANEOUS RULE-VIOLATION: IMPLICATIONS FOR HETEROTYPIC CONTINUITY
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Pogarsky, G.
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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CRIMINOLOGY
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2004
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