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Scott DeckerProfessor of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Arizona State UniversityZweryfikowany adres z asu.edu
Scott WolfeProfessor, School of Criminal Justice, Michigan State UniversityZweryfikowany adres z msu.edu
David PyroozProfessor, Department of Sociology, University of Colorado BoulderZweryfikowany adres z colorado.edu
Michael D. WhiteProfessor, School of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Arizona State UniversityZweryfikowany adres z asu.edu
Justin NixSchool of Criminology & Criminal Justice, University of Nebraska at OmahaZweryfikowany adres z unomaha.edu
Weston J. MorrowUniversity of Nevada, RenoZweryfikowany adres z unr.edu
Lisa M. DarioAssociate Professor, Florida Atlantic UniversityZweryfikowany adres z fau.edu
Jeff RojekMichigan State UniversityZweryfikowany adres z msu.edu
Samuel G. VickovicCalifornia State University, Long BeachZweryfikowany adres z csulb.edu
Natalie TodakUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham, J. Frank Barefield, Jr., Department of Criminal JusticeZweryfikowany adres z uab.edu
Rod K. Brunson, Ph.D.Professor & Chair of Criminology / University of MarylandZweryfikowany adres z umd.edu
Ed MaguireProfessor of Criminology & Criminal Justice at Arizona State UniversityZweryfikowany adres z asu.edu
Stephen A. BishoppDallas Police DepartmentZweryfikowany adres z dallaspolice.gov
Andy HansenWestern Carolina UniversityZweryfikowany adres z wcu.edu
Jacob T.N. YoungArizona State UniversityZweryfikowany adres z asu.edu
Kate FoxProfessor, Arizona State UniversityZweryfikowany adres z asu.edu
Blake BeatonDoctoral Student of Criminal Justice & CriminologyZweryfikowany adres z shsu.edu
Geoffrey P. AlpertProfessor of criminology and criminal justice, university of south carolinaZweryfikowany adres z mailbox.sc.edu
Daniel C. SemenzaAssociate Professor - Rutgers UniversityZweryfikowany adres z rutgers.edu
Richard StansfieldRutgers UniversityZweryfikowany adres z rutgers.edu

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John A. Shjarback

Associate Professor, Rowan University

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Policing Criminal Justice Policy


Tytuł Sortuj wg cytatów Sortuj wg roku Sortuj wg tytułu	Cytowane przez Cytowane przez	Rok
De-policing and crime in the wake of Ferguson: Racialized changes in the quantity and quality of policing among Missouri police departments JA Shjarback, DC Pyrooz, SE Wolfe, SH Decker Journal of criminal justice 50, 42-52, 2017	281	2017
Was there a Ferguson Effect on crime rates in large US cities? DC Pyrooz, SH Decker, SE Wolfe, JA Shjarback Journal of criminal justice 46, 1-8, 2016	267	2016
Departmental professionalism and its impact on indicators of violence in police–citizen encounters JA Shjarback, MD White Police quarterly 19 (1), 32-62, 2016	123	2016
Assessing dangerousness in policing: An analysis of officer deaths in the United States, 1970–2016 MD White, LM Dario, JA Shjarback Criminology & Public Policy 18 (1), 11-35, 2019	111	2019
Minority representation in policing and racial profiling: A test of representative bureaucracy vs community context J Shjarback, S Decker, JJ Rojek, RK Brunson Policing: An International Journal of Police Strategies & Management 40 (4 …, 2017	81	2017
The prevalence of female representation in supervisory and management positions in American law enforcement: An examination of organizational correlates JA Shjarback, N Todak Women & criminal justice 29 (3), 129-147, 2019	76	2019
Examining a Ferguson effect on college students’ motivation to become police officers WJ Morrow, SG Vickovic, LM Dario, JA Shjarback Journal of Criminal Justice Education 30 (4), 585-605, 2019	74	2019
Extending research on the “war on cops”: The effects of Ferguson on nonfatal assaults against US police officers JA Shjarback, ER Maguire Crime & Delinquency 67 (1), 3-26, 2021	68	2021
Considering violence against police by citizen race/ethnicity to contextualize representation in officer-involved shootings JA Shjarback, J Nix Journal of criminal justice 66, 101653, 2020	58	2020
Factors associated with police shooting mortality: A focus on race and a plea for more comprehensive data J Nix, JA Shjarback PLoS one 16 (11), e0259024, 2021	52	2021
Emerging early intervention systems: An agency-specific pre-post comparison of formal citizen complaints of use of force JA Shjarback Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice 9 (4), 314-325, 2015	49	2015
The ecological structuring of police officers’ perceptions of citizen cooperation JA Shjarback, J Nix, SE Wolfe Crime & Delinquency 64 (9), 1143-1170, 2018	39	2018
“Neighborhood” influence on police use of force: state-of-the-art review J Shjarback Policing: An International Journal 41 (6), 859-872, 2018	38	2018
Can police shootings be reduced by requiring officers to document when they point firearms at citizens? JA Shjarback, MD White, SA Bishopp Injury Prevention 27 (6), 508-513, 2021	31	2021
Motivation to enter the police profession in the post-Ferguson era: An exploratory analysis of procedural justice WJ Morrow, SG Vickovic, JA Shjarback Criminal Justice Studies 34 (2), 135-155, 2021	29	2021
Police worldviews, unconscious bias, and their potential to contribute to racial and ethnic disparities in New York Police Department (NYPD) stops for reason of “furtive movement” WJ Morrow, JA Shjarback Journal of ethnicity in criminal justice 17 (3), 269-298, 2019	25	2019
Cops and COVID: an examination of California officers' perceptions and experiences while policing during a pandemic J Shjarback, O Magny Policing: an international journal 45 (1), 59-74, 2021	19	2021
State-mandated transparency: A discussion and examination of deadly force data among law enforcement agencies in Texas JA Shjarback Contemporary Issues in American Policing, 3-17, 2021	19	2021
The “tough on crime” competition: A network approach to understanding the social mechanisms leading to federal crime control legislation in the United States from 1973–2014 JA Shjarback, JTN Young American Journal of Criminal Justice 43, 197-221, 2018	17	2018
What works to reduce victimization? Synthesizing what we know and where to go from here KA Fox, JA Shjarback Violence and victims 31 (2), 285-319, 2016	16	2016

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