A classic in its field, this best-selling book teaches general research methods using standard and contemporary examples of criminal justice and criminology research. Featuring both qualitative and quantitative studies, the author helps students develop fundamental research skills and acquaints them with the literature of the field. This edition features updated tables, figures and examples and includes new information on prison research, Internet resources and visual criminology. Some of these examples include: 
<ul>
<li> Discussion of Zimbardo’s “Lucifer effect” </li>
<li> Controversies related to The Minerva Consortium and The Human Terrain System </li>
<li> Steffensmeier and Ullmer’s Confessions of a Dying Thief </li>
<li> The Scarlet M in corrections research </li>
<li> Resolution in the Iowa “Monster study” and more! </li> </ul>

Research methods in criminal justice and criminology

Hagan, Frank E.

Criminal Law

Macmillan

A classic in its field, this best-selling book teaches general research methods using standard and contemporary examples of criminal justice and criminology research. Featuring both qualitative and quantitative studies, the author helps students develop fundamental research skills and acquaints them with the literature of the field. This edition features updated tables, figures and examples and includes new information on prison research, Internet resources and visual criminology. Some of these examples include: Discussion of Zimbardo's "Lucifer effect" Controversies related to The Minerva Consortium and The Human Terrain System Steffensmeier and Ullmer's Confessions of a Dying Thief The Scarlet M in corrections research Resolution in the Iowa "Monster study" and more!

Research Methods in Criminal Justice and Criminology

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

PRENTICE/HALL

Covers all facets of the subject of political crime. Chapters on crime by government include such topics as war crimes, violations of human rights, illegal secret police operations, genocide (ethnic cleansing), crime by police, and illegal surveillance, disruption, and experiments. Chapters on crimes against government include such topics as protest and dissent, activities of social movements, espionage, assassinations, political whistleblowers and domestic and international terrorism.

Political Crime: Ideology and Criminology

Allyn&Bacon

A classic in its field, this best-selling book teaches general research methods using standard and contemporary examples of criminal justice and criminology research. Featuring both qualitative and quantitative studies, the author helps students develop fundamental research skills and acquaints them with the literature of the field. This edition features updated tables, figures and examples and includes new information on prison research, Internet resources and visual criminology. Some of these examples include:   Discussion of Zimbardo’s “Lucifer effect”   Controversies related to The Minerva Consortium and The Human Terrain System  Steffensmeier and Ullmer’s Confessions of a Dying Thief   The Scarlet M in corrections research  Resolution in the Iowa “Monster study” and more!

Collier-Macmillan Publishers

Teaches research fundamentals with a grounded, real-world approach. Research Methods in Criminal Justice, 9/e teaches contemporary research methods using examples of real criminological and criminal justice studies to illustrate concepts and techniques. Hagan’s best-selling approach familiarizes students with examples of research in the field as they learn fundamental research skills. The text emphasizes sources and resources of classic and contemporary research in the field and helps students and professionals better understand the extensive diversity of research available and in progress in criminal justice. The logical organization carries students through the sequence of the research process, but is flexible enough to allow instructors to customize the text to suit their courses.

Research Methods in Criminal Justice and Criminology (9th Edition)

Pearson

A classic in its field, this best-selling book teaches general research methods using standard and contemporary examples of criminal justice and criminology research. Featuring both qualitative and quantitative studies, the author helps students develop fundamental research skills and acquaints them with the literature of the field. This edition features updated tables, figures and examples and includes new information on prison research, Internet resources and visual criminology. Some of these examples include: 
<ul>
<li> Discussion of Zimbardo’s “Lucifer effect” </li>
<li> Controversies related to The Minerva Consortium and The Human Terrain System </li>
<li> Steffensmeier and Ullmer’s Confessions of a Dying Thief </li>
<li> The Scarlet M in corrections research </li>
<li> Resolution in the Iowa “Monster study” and more! </li> </ul>

Blends sound pedagogy in research methods instruction with a range of classic and contemporary research examples from criminology and criminal justice. Students learn how to carry out research and also become familiar with the research that currently is available.

In June 1996 the National White Collar Crime Center sponsored an academic workshop of white collar crime scholars. Here, a group of participants attempted to agree on a definition of white collar crime. Stemming from this, for the first time, an branch of the federal government has endorsed a definition of white-collar crime based on something other than violations of law. This book is an effort to explore some of the new definition's implications. White Collar Deviance brings together two respected authors in the field, David Simon and Frank Hagan, to present a new conceptualization of currently competing terms: elite deviance, white collar crime, and economic crime. This book includes the many varieties of both criminal and noncriminal deviance by both individuals and organizations, and includes the behavior of both the elites and nonelites. A survey of all types of white collar deviance, both elite and nonelite, this book also contains discussion of numerous acts of elite deviance (e.g., Clinton sex scandal). Sociologists, crime and law enforcement professionals.

White-Collar Deviance

Simon, David R.

Frank Hagan's Research Methods in Criminal Justice and Criminology, Fifth Edition, is a classic in its field. The new edition continues the tradition of featuring both standard and contemporary examples of research in criminal justice and criminology. In addition to learning how to do it, readers are also exposed to a rich variety of actual research studies. This focus on criminal justice and criminology sets this book apart from many competitors. Features two chapters on statistics that may be included or skipped depending on course emphasis. Pedagogy includes chapter summaries to emphasize key points; key concepts; and review questions to stimulate critical thinking. Numerous examples throughout (and especially Ch. 8) of applied criminal justice research in the form of crime analysis. This is one of the hottest areas in Police Administration. Expanded coverage of Internet resources (including Virtual Reality Computer Simulations) in the courtroom, and the Automated Pin Mapping (Geographic Information Systems), Statement Analysis, and the FBI Freedom of Information Act Web page. For anyone interested in research Methods in Criminology and Criminal Justice.

Research Methods in Criminal Justice and Criminology (5th Edition)

Designed for use as the primary book in undergraduate or graduate courses in Research Methods or as a supplemental book in Introductory Criminal Justice courses offered by departments of criminology and criminal justice.  Classic in its field, this best-selling book teaches general research methods using standard and contemporary examples of both qualitative and quantitative research in criminal justice and criminology.  For anyone interested in research methods and/or criminal justice.

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Research methods in criminal justice and criminology

Research Methods in Criminal Justice and Criminology

Political Crime: Ideology and Criminology

Research methods in criminal justice and criminology

Research Methods in Criminal Justice and Criminology (9th Edition)

Research Methods in Criminal Justice and Criminology

Research Methods in Criminal Justice and Criminology

White-Collar Deviance

Research Methods in Criminal Justice and Criminology (5th Edition)

Research Methods in Criminal Justice and Criminology