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Category Archives: Criminal Justice
Fall Newsletters for the Andrew Young School
A newsletter for each department in the Andrew Young School has been published and is accessible in a new, user-friendly Research Guide: Criminal Justice – library.gsu.edu/cjnews Economics – library.gsu.edu/econnews Public Management and Policy – library.gsu.edu/pmapnews Social Work – library.gsu.edu/swnews Each … Continue reading
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Faculty Honored as Top Criminologists
Brent Teasdale and Leah Daigle were ranked among the world’s top 100 criminologists, according to a paper, “Measuring the Quantity and Quality of Scholarly Productivity in Criminology and Criminal Justice: A Test of Three Integrated Models,” published by Glenn Walters in … Continue reading
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Atlanta Studies Symposium, May 11th in Centennial Hall
The 4th Annual Atlanta Studies Symposium will be held on May 11th on the campus of Georgia State University. This interdisciplinary meeting of scholars will take place in Centennial Hall from 8:15 am to 7:00 pm. We hope to see … Continue reading
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Webinar: Searching by Variable in ICPSR
Looking for a data to analyze that contains a specific question asked in a survey, aka a specific “variable”? Check out this webinar, “What’s in There? Searching by Variable at ICPSR,” on Tuesday, June 14 at Noon – register here! … Continue reading
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“Bringing W.E.B. Du Bois Back to 21st Century Atlanta” Symposium – April 13
Various Georgia State University and Clark Atlanta University academic departments and student organizations are sponsoring the following symposium, “Bringing W.E.B. Du Bois Back to 21st Century Atlanta” on Wednesday, April 13, in the Georgia State Law School at 85 Park … Continue reading
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With the growing importance of geospatial technology and geographic datasets across all disciplines, the University Library is pleased to offer the Georgia State University community access to PolicyMap. PolicyMap is one of the largest collections of US public geodatasets and … Continue reading
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Pridemore receives award
William Pridemore, Distinguished University Professor of Criminal Justice and Criminology, is the recipient of the Gerhard Mueller Distinguished Scholar Award, conferred annually by the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences (ACJS). Pridemore received the award at the International Section’s Awards Reception … Continue reading
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Got social-science data that you need to make public?
Learn more about openICPSR, a truly free-to-anyone, open-access data repository that meets federal and/or journal requirements for open access to digital research data! Register here for a 60-minute webinar – Tuesday, February 10, at Noon – that will include: An … Continue reading
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Symposium on “The Ethics of Police Tactics”
The Jean Beer Blumenfeld Center for Ethics will hold a symposium on “The Ethics of Police Tactics” to be held on Monday, November 10, 1:30-2:45 in the Lanier Suite of the Student Center. Panelists include Jennifer Baker, professor of philosophy, … Continue reading
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Recent Research in Criminal Justice
Dr. Joshua Hinkle is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Criminal Justice at Georgia State University and an Affiliated Scholar for the Center for Evidence-Based Crime Policy at George Mason University. His research focuses on issues related to the … Continue reading
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