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Session Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
This panel conceptualizes, sociologically situates, and analyzes risk-taking and Edgework across several subfields in the study of crime and deviance: re-entry, white collar crime, and terrorism. We explore questions of how risk is implicated in decision-making which can lead to criminal transgression, but also how it is uniquely characteristic of the current historical moment.
Community Based-Reentry: Risk and Reward of Space and Social Networking - CalvinJohn Smiley, CUNY Hunter College
Ripping off the Government: Rationalizing and Boundary Breaking among 3 White Collar Immigrant Offenders - Jennifer Wynn, CUNY LaGuardia / CUNY John Jay
Belonging in a Risky World: The White Turks Phenomenon After September 11. - Ilgin Yorukoglu, CUNY Borough of Manhattan Community College
Financial Crime and Edgework - Colleen Eren, CUNY LaGuardia