Area IX. Comparative & Historical Perspectives:  / 69. Historical Comparisons of Crime & Justice

Irredeemable: Framing Crime in the Shadow of the Holocaust - Michaela Soyer, Hunter College

Latinx Criminal Justice Professionals: Exploring Career Motivations through Historical Research - Natalia Lopez, University of Utah; Ed A. Muñoz, University of Utah

Mobilizing from Hopelessness: Black Military Service, the Brownsville Affair, and Black Politics - Julie Novkov, University at Albany, SUNY

Moral Entrepreneurship as a Form of Cultural Framing: Reassessing the Role of Anslinger in Cannabis Criminalization - Mike Vuolo, The Ohio State University; Brian C. Kelly, Indiana University; Joy Kadowaki, University of Dayton; Maria Orsini, The Ohio State University

Navigating Change: The Historical Development of Anti-Corruption Laws in China - Guoliang Bond Zhang, University of Toronto; Hongming Cheng, University of Saskatchewan

Michaela Soyer, Hunter College