Ever wonder if police have a deterrent effect via perceptions of arrest risk? Despite some existing disagreement about perceptual deterrence and its role as a mechanism, I find a positive effect of police presence on perceptions of arrest risk https://t.co/dB4Jjk2CNN (1/3)
Congratulations to @GaryAdlerJr & the rest of this amazing team! Such timely & important research. Already looking forward to seeing these results.
My first-day-of-class ice breaker is "What is your favorite flavor of ice cream, and where is your favorite place to get ice cream in San Diego?"
This is self-serving.
We are proud to announce a new student travel award. The Dr. Kimchi Memorial Student Travel Award was created to honor Anat Kimchi who died tragically in 2021. Her family is honoring her by providing two travel awards to doctoral students who plan to attend ASC. See👇for more.
🚨New Article🚨
Holly and I explore whether certain types of social capital are associated with licit, illicit, and informal income supplementation. 25 free copies available!
https://t.co/WgdU77Wzj4
We are hiring! We are looking for a predoctoral fellow to join the PHDCN+ team. The candidate will assist with literature reviews, data cleaning, research/grant reports, data analysis and other related tasks. https://t.co/MmleYORmZI
🚨NEW ARTICLE🚨
Does justice contact entrench people in low prestige work? Myself and Rory Monaghan examine arrest, probation, and jail as they relate to occupational prestige attainment in young adulthood.
https://t.co/3ZuNr1OcYF
Thrilled to see our paper online! So many thanks to my co-authors (Derek Kreager, Ted
@Greenfelder , and Yiwen Zhang), and to the incarcerated women who responded to the WOPINS survey and whose lived experiences we draw upon in this paper.
https://t.co/IJMTI2MDwn