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Advancing Social Disorganization Theory In Crime and Punishment Research
Wed, Nov 13, 12:30 to 1:50pm, Salon 10 - Lower B2 LevelSession Submission Type: Regular Session
Abstract/Description
This sessions explores new theoretical considerations and empirical advances in research on social disorganization theory. Papers within this session include those focused on crime, punishment, and related outcomes.
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Individual Presentations
Analyzing the Role of Culture within the Social Disorganization Perspective: A Multilevel Approach - Kristin Swartz, University of Louisville; Erin Robinson, University of Louisville
Geographical Impact on Person-Centered Supervision: Urban vs. Rural PPOs in Georgia - CANCELLED - Maria Stephenson, Georgia Department of Community Supervision; Bria Cross, Georgia Department of Community Supervision; Nicholas Powell, Georgia Department of Community Supervision
People or Places: Examining the Role of Community Risk(s) on Reoffending During Reentry - John Brent, Eastern Kentucky University
Youth Deviance in Barbados: Challenging Socio-Economic Stereotypes - Melanie Callender-Forde, University of the West Indies Cave Hill Campus
Social Disorganization: Expanded Theoretical Understanding, Expanded Application - Lin K. Huff-Corzine, University of Central Florida; Vernon Headley, University of Central Florida