The Unintended consequences of sentencing reforms: Using social chain theory to examine racial disparities in Female imprisonment

The Unintended consequences of sentencing reforms: Using social chain theory to examine racial disparities in Female imprisonment Volume 15, Issue 4, October-December 2017, Page 394-423. Breanna Boppre Read the syndicated…
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“There’s More Than One Right Path to The Destination”: Does Degree Type Make a Difference in Police Recruiting?

“There’s More Than One Right Path to The Destination”: Does Degree Type Make a Difference in Police Recruiting? . Laura Huey Read the syndicated article here
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A Trojan horse of a different colour: counterterrorism and Islamophobia in Alan Gibbons’ An Act of Love and Anna Perera’s Guantanamo Boy

A Trojan horse of a different colour: counterterrorism and Islamophobia in Alan Gibbons’ An Act of Love and Anna Perera’s Guantanamo Boy . Blanka Grzegorczyk Read the syndicated article here
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Business unusual: collective action against bribery in international business

Business unusual: collective action against bribery in international business Abstract Collective action initiatives in which governments and companies make anti-corruption commitments have proliferated in recent years. This apparently prosocial behavior…
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The pains of crimmigration imprisonment: Perspectives from a Norwegian all-foreign prison

The pains of crimmigration imprisonment: Perspectives from a Norwegian all-foreign prison AbstractIn the second part of his article on Scandinavian exceptionalism, John Pratt identified certain developments that might undermine the…
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