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Angela M. Jones, Ashley M. Blinkhorn & Alexis M. Hawley (2021) Sensitivity to Psychologically Coercive Interrogations: A Comparison of Instructions and Expert Testimony to Improve Juror Decision-Making, Journal of Forensic
David Pyrooz published “Look who’s talking: The snitching paradox in a representative sample of prisoners,” in the British Journal of Criminology (with Meghan Mitchell, Richard Moule, and Scott Decker)
Maria Abascal Assistant Professor of Sociology New York University Tuesday, March 30th 12:30pm-2pm MST Zoom link: https://cuboulder.zoom.us/j/99832150304 Talk Title: People Use Both Heterogeneity and Minority
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Lori Peek and the Natural Hazards Center received a $30,000 gift from an anonymous donor to establish a new Disability and Disasters Award for the hazards and disaster research and practice community. This award will bring those who
David Pyrooz published an article in Criminology, titled “Selection, stability, and spuriousness: Testing Gottfredson and Hirschi’s propositions to reinterpret street gangs in self-control perspective,” with coauthors Chris Melde, Donna
Lori Hunter has had a research dissemination piece published through the Population Reference Bureau. It is titled “Understanding Climate-Related Migration Can Help Policymakers Address Rural Poverty in Low- and Middle-Income
Lori Hunter received CARTSS funding for field work related to her collaborative research on rural America. The fieldwork will take place during her sabbatical next academic year.
