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Session Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
The purpose of this session it to bring attention to the rural crime issues in China. Crimes in rural China is greatly understudied though new types of rural crime have been developed as the Chines society itself has changed. The papers in this session discussed many of these issues.
Anomie, Social Change, and Crime: A study of rural to urban migration and crime in Guangdong, China - Ziwei Qi, Fort Hays State University
The Characteristics and Causes of Chinese Rural Gangland Crime - Jianming Ren, The CAM Society for Integrity Building and Governance Research; Yu Hong, The CAM Society for Integrity Building and Governance Research; Tongtong Xue, The CAM Society for Integrity Building and Governance Research; Liping Liu, The CAM Society for Integrity Building and Governance Research
Embedded Crime: An Explanation on Current Gangland Behaviors in Chinese Rural Societies - Hongmin Fan, Zhengzhou University
Toward a New Criminology of Place and Crime: Applications to China - Joseph Donnermeyer, The Ohio State University; Qingli Meng, University of Northern Iowa; Walter Steven DeKeseredy, West Virginia University