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Session Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
The panel includes papers dedicated to outlining the promise of drawing in a historical framework to the exploration of crime and its control. The first presentation outlines the potential for intellectual and professional growth. The second offers an illustration through examining reevaluating the contribution of Sutherland's theory to the field. The third contribution speaks to the evolution of randomize control trials (1926-2021). Fourth, a critical explication of the establishment of Detroit's justice system (1870-1900).
Paper Title: The Criminalization of Black Women and the Growth of the Carceral State in Detroit, 1870-1900 - Bonnie Ernst, University of Florida
Pair-Matching with Random Allocation in Prospective Controlled Trials: The Evolution of a Novel Design in Criminology and Medicine, 1926-2021 - Brandon C. Welsh, Northeastern University / Harvard Medical School; Scott Podolsky, Harvard Medical School; Steven N. Zane, Florida State University
Prospects for the Use of Historical Criminology - Brendan D. Dooley, Mount St. Mary's University; Michael Rocque, Bates College
Contextualizing Ruth Kornhauser - K. Ryan Proctor, Avila University; Joshua Ellsworth, Indiana University