Theo dõi
Justin Nix
Justin Nix
School of Criminology & Criminal Justice, University of Nebraska at Omaha
Email được xác minh tại unomaha.edu - Trang chủ
Tiêu đề
Trích dẫn bởi
Trích dẫn bởi
Năm
A bird’s eye view of civilians killed by police in 2015: Further evidence of implicit bias
J Nix, BA Campbell, EH Byers, GP Alpert
Criminology & Public Policy 16 (1), 309-340, 2017
5862017
Is the effect of procedural justice on police legitimacy invariant? Testing the generality of procedural justice and competing antecedents of legitimacy
SE Wolfe, J Nix, R Kaminski, J Rojek
Journal of Quantitative Criminology 32 (2), 253-282, 2016
4642016
Trust in the police: The influence of procedural justice and perceived collective efficacy
J Nix, SE Wolfe, J Rojek, RJ Kaminski
Crime & Delinquency 61 (4), 610-640, 2015
4202015
The alleged “Ferguson Effect” and police willingness to engage in community partnership
SE Wolfe, J Nix
Law and Human Behavior 40 (1), 1-10, 2016
4052016
The impact of negative publicity on police self-legitimacy
J Nix, SE Wolfe
Justice Quarterly 34 (1), 84-108, 2017
2782017
Sensitivity to the Ferguson Effect: The role of managerial organizational justice
J Nix, SE Wolfe
Journal of criminal justice 47, 12-20, 2016
2692016
Police research, officer surveys, and response rates
J Nix, JT Pickett, H Baek, GP Alpert
Policing and Society 29 (5), 530-550, 2019
2602019
A war on cops? The effects of Ferguson on the number of US police officers murdered in the line of duty
ER Maguire, J Nix, BA Campbell
Justice Quarterly 34 (5), 739-758, 2017
1982017
Third-person perceptions, hostile media effects, and policing: Developing a theoretical framework for assessing the Ferguson effect
J Nix, JT Pickett
Journal of Criminal Justice 51, 24-33, 2017
1952017
Elevated police turnover following the summer of George Floyd protests: A synthetic control study
SM Mourtgos, IT Adams, J Nix
Criminology & Public Policy 21 (1), 9-33, 2022
1812022
Command-level police officers’ perceptions of the “war on cops” and de-policing
J Nix, SE Wolfe, BA Campbell
Justice Quarterly 35 (1), 33-54, 2018
1792018
Police Officers’ Trust in their Agency: Does Self-Legitimacy Protect against Supervisor Procedural Injustice?
SE Wolfe, J Nix
Criminal Justice and Behavior 44 (5), 717-732, 2017
1132017
Disparity does not mean bias: making sense of observed racial disparities in fatal officer-involved shootings with multiple benchmarks
B Tregle, J Nix, GP Alpert
Journal of Crime and Justice 42 (1), 18-31, 2019
1122019
Is the number of citizens fatally shot by police increasing in the post-Ferguson era?
BA Campbell, J Nix, ER Maguire
Crime & Delinquency 64 (3), 398-420, 2018
1032018
Testing a Social Schematic Model of Police Procedural Justice
JT Pickett, J Nix, SP Roche
Social Psychology Quarterly 81 (2), 97-125, 2018
932018
The immediate and long-term effects of COVID-19 stay-at-home orders on domestic violence calls for service across six US jurisdictions
J Nix, TN Richards
Police Practice & Research 22 (4), 1443-1451, 2021
922021
What does the public want police to do during pandemics? A national experiment
J Nix, S Ivanov, JT Pickett
Criminology & Public Policy 20 (3), 545-571, 2021
902021
Demeanor, Race, and Police Perceptions of Procedural Justice: Evidence From Two Randomized Experiments
J Nix, JT Pickett, SE Wolfe, BA Campbell
Justice Quarterly 34 (7), 1154-1183, 2017
832017
Testing a Theoretical Model of Perceived Audience Legitimacy: The Neglected Linkage in the Dialogic Model of Police–community Relations
J Nix, JT Pickett, SE Wolfe
Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency 57 (2), 217-259, 2020
802020
Understanding Body-Worn Camera Diffusion in US Policing
J Nix, N Todak, B Tregle
Police Quarterly 23 (3), 396-422, 2020
622020
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