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Session Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
Social network analysis is slowly but surely gaining a foothold in criminology. This panel brings together researchers using a range of sources of social network data from the United States, Canada, and Norway to study gang membership, co-offending, and police behavior. Papers incorporate novel techniques to explore the relationship between ego network characteristics and reoffending, the evolution of criminal network structures over time, and considerations of spatial proximity on criminal collaboration.
Illicit Network Evolution and Group Stability - Marie Ouellet, Simon Fraser University; Martin Bouchard, Simon Fraser University; Yanick Charette, Yale University
Co-Offending Networks and Recidivism: Evidence from Norwegian Registry Data - Synøve Nygaard Andersen, Statistics Norway
The (Social) Road Less Traveled: Geographical Distance Between Criminal Associates and Frequency of Police Contacts in a Network of Serious Offenders - Sadaf Hashimi, Rutgers University; Martin Bouchard, Simon Fraser University
The Wrong Crowd Effect: Is Police Targeting Contagious? - Jason Gravel, University of California, Irvine