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Research at the National Institute of Justice: Looking to the Future

NCJ Number

164500

Date Published

1995

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Lost in the Myths of Crime: The Use of Penal Custody for Male Juveniles, 1969 to 1993

NCJ Number

164992

Journal

Howard Journal of Criminal Justice

Date Published

1996

Special Double Issue on the International Conference on Preventing and Controlling Money-Laundering and the Use of the Proceeds of Crime: A Global Approach, Courmayeur, 1994

NCJ Number

164916

Journal

United Nations Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Newsletter

Date Published

1996

Convergence on Crime: Emerging Similarities in How States Should, and Are, Reducing the Impact of Crime: Report and Conclusions from the Council of Governors' Policy Advisors Seminar on Criminal Justice, January 14-15, 1995

NCJ Number

164936

Date Published

1995

United States (From International Handbook on Juvenile Justice, P 301-316, 1996, Donald J Shoemaker, ed. -- See NCJ-164965)

NCJ Number

164984

Date Published

1996

Travis CNN Interview, "CNN Sunday Morning"

NCJ Number

164678

Date Published

1997

Interaction of Criminological Research and Public Policy

NCJ Number

164664

Journal

Journal of Quantitative Criminology

Date Published

1996

State and Society in the Fight Against Crime in Brazil

NCJ Number

164577

Journal

Acta Criminologica

Date Published

1996

Contribution of Social Work in Solving the Crime Problem in South Africa

NCJ Number

164578

Journal

Acta Criminologica

Date Published

1996

Belgian Security Policy Prior to and After November 24, 1991

NCJ Number

164151

Journal

European Journal on Criminal Policy and Research

Date Published

1996

Prevention of Crime and Treatment of Offenders: Ninth United Nations Congress in Cairo, Egypt, 28 April to 8 May 1995

NCJ Number

163685

Date Published

1995

Crime Prevention Strategies in Malaysia

NCJ Number

163729

Date Published

Unknown

Crime Control Rationale for Reinvesting in Community Corrections

NCJ Number

162097

Journal

Prison Journal

Date Published

1995

Science and the Punishment/Control Movement

NCJ Number

163355

Journal

Social Pathology

Date Published

1996

Routine Precautions, Criminology, and Crime Prevention (From Crime and Public Policy: Putting Theory to Work, P 179-190, 1995, Hugh D Barlow, ed. - See NCJ-163416)

NCJ Number

163426

Date Published

1995

Notion of Control and Criminology's Policy Implications (From Crime and Public Policy: Putting Theory to Work, P 71- 89, 1995, Hugh D Barlow, ed. - See NCJ-163416)

NCJ Number

163421

Date Published

1995

Crime and Public Policy: Putting Theory to Work

NCJ Number

163416

Date Published

1995

Reintegrative Shaming, Republicanism, and Policy (From Crime and Public Policy: Putting Theory to Work, P 191-205, 1995, Hugh D Barlow, ed. - See NCJ-163416)

NCJ Number

163427

Date Published

1995

Public Policy Implications of a Life-Course Perspective on Crime (From Crime and Public Policy: Putting Theory to Work, P 91-106, 1995, Hugh D Barlow, ed. - See NCJ-163416)

NCJ Number

163422

Date Published

1995

Introduction: Public Policy and the Explanation of Crime (From Crime and Public Policy: Putting Theory to Work, P 1-13, 1995, Hugh D Barlow, ed. - See NCJ-163416)

NCJ Number

163417

Date Published

1995

Repressive Crime Control and Male Persistent Thieves (From Crime and Public Policy: Putting Theory to Work, P 227-246, 1995, Hugh D Barlow, ed. - See NCJ-163416)

NCJ Number

163429

Date Published

1995

Neighborhood-Based Networks and the Control of Crime and Delinquency (From Crime and Public Policy: Putting Theory to Work, P 107-130, 1995, Hugh D Barlow, ed. - See NCJ-163416)

NCJ Number

163423

Date Published

1995

Transformation Versus Revolutionism and Reformism: Policy Implications of Conflict Theory (From Crime and Public Policy: Putting Theory to Work, P 15-27, 1995, Hugh D Barlow, ed. - See NCJ-163416)

NCJ Number

163418

Date Published

1995

White-Collar Crimes and Other Crimes of Deception: Connecting Policy to Theory (From Crime and Public Policy: Putting Theory to Work, P 247-268, 1995, Hugh D Barlow, ed. - See NCJ-163416)

NCJ Number

163430

Date Published

1995

You Can Choose Your Friends, but Do They Choose Your Crime? Implications of Differential Association Theories for Crime Prevention Policy (From Crime and Public Policy: Putting Theory to Work, P 131-155, 1995, Hugh D Barlow, ed. - See NCJ-163416)

NCJ Number

163424

Date Published

1995