Chapter
SECTION 1 - Crime and Criminals
1 Life Histories and Autobiographies as Ethnographic Data
2 Self-report Surveys within Longitudinal Panel Designs
3 In-depth Interviewing and Psychosocial Case Study Analysis
4 Grounding the Analysis of Gender and Crime: Accomplishing and Interpreting Qualitative Interview Research
5 Neurocriminological Approaches
6 Gun Prevalence, Homicide Ratesand Causality: A GMM Approach to Endogeneity Bias
SECTION 2 - Contextualizing Crime in Space and Time: Networks, Communities and Culture
7 Multi-level Modeling and Criminological Inquiry
8 Examining the Role of the Environment in Crime Causation: Small-Area Community Surveys and Space–Time Budgets
9 Social Networks and the Ecology of Crime: Using Social Network Data to Understand the Spatial Distribution of Crime
10 Using Census Data and Surveys to Study Labor Markets and Crime
11 Historical and Archival Research Methods
12 The Making of the GlobalTerrorism Database and Its Applicability to Studying the Life Cycles of Terrorist Organizations
SECTION 3 - Perceptual Dimensions of Crime
13 Ethnographic Photography in Criminological Research
15 Interviewing Victims of State Violence
16 Questioning Homicide and the Media: Analysis of Content or Content Analysis?
17 Assessing Crime Through International Victimization Surveys
18 In Search of the Fear of Crime
19 Measuring Public Attitudes to Criminal Justice
SECTION 4 - Criminal Justice Systems: Organizations and Institutions
20 Researching Police Culture: A Longitudinal Mixed Method Approach
21 Quasi-experimental Research on Community Policing
22 Order in the Court: Using Ethnomethodology to Explore Juvenile Justice Settings
23 Evaluation Research and Probation: How to Distinguish High Performance from Low Performance Programmes
24 Conceptualising and Measuring the Quality of Prison Life
25 Comparing Justice and Crime Across Cultures
SECTION 5 - Preventing Crime and Improving Justice
26 Experimental Criminologyand Restorative Justice: Principles of Developing and Testing Innovations in Crime Policy
27 Large-Scale Criminological Field Experiments
28 Meta-Analysis as a Method of Systematic Reviews
29 Crime Concentration and Police Work
30 Assessing the Cost of Fraud
31 The Other Cultural Criminology:The Role of Action Research in Justice Work and Development
32 Feminist Approaches to Criminological Research
33 Research Ethics in Criminology
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