Applying Advanced Methods to Study Crime and Criminal Justice Issues in Asian Societies

Session Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel

Abstract/Description

The four papers included in this panel present various advanced methods to studying crime and criminal justice issues in Asian Societies, including data-triangulation and validation, data generated from systematic social observation, mixed-methods, genetic analysis, and survey data. The panel is sponsored by the Association of Chinese Criminology and Criminal Justice (ACCCJ), Asian Criminological Society (ACS), and the Division of International Criminology (DIC).

Sub Unit

• Area XI. Methodology / 77. Advances in Quantitative Methods

Individual Presentations

• Perceived Neighborhood Safety in Urban China: How Do We Know What Is Real? - Lening Zhang, Sant Francis University

• Applying Systematic Social Observation in Studying Crime and Social Control in China - Jianhua Xu, University of Macau

• Knitting Parental Incarceration and Child Behavioral Consequences: Exploring the Missing Life Dynamics Mechanism - CANCELLED - Sughra Bibi, Zhejiang Sci-Tch University / Zhejiang University

• Genetic Risk, Life Strains, and Alcohol Use Disorder among Chinese Young Adult Men - Celia Chen, Lingnan University, Hong Kong

Chair

• Hongming Cheng, University of Saskatchewan

Organized by a Division or external group?

Co-sponsored by the Association of Chinese Criminology and Criminal Justice (ACCCJ), Asian Criminological Society (ACS), and the Division of International Criminology (DIC)