International Journal of Comparative and Applied Criminal Justice 1999: Vol 23 Table of Contents PDF
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International Journal of Comparative and Applied Criminal Justice Vol. 23, No. 1 (Spring 1999) CONTENTS Spring, 1999 A Cross-Cultural Comparison of Police Personality HILL HARPER, ROBERT C. EVANS, MICHAEL THORNTON, THOMAS SULLENBERGER, ans CHARLES KELLY The Emulation and Adaptation of American Criminal Justice Concepts in Israel GAD J. BENSINGER Mexican American Homicide in Phoenix, 1980-1991: A Comparative and Descriptive Analysis ALEXANDER ALVAREZ, MAHESH K. NALLA, RONET BACHMAN Gender Differences in Occupational Characteristics of Canadian Correc- tional Officers STEPHEN WALTERS ans DAVID LAGACI The Representative Jury Requirement: Jury Representativeness and Cross Sectional Participation from the Beginning to the End of the Jury Selection Process HIROSHI FUKURAI 9] The Ultimate Loss: Rape and Suicide in Qing China, 1744 - 1903 LIYING LI 103 Social Learning Theory and Academic Dishonesty KIM MICHELLE LERSCH Bang Jiao and Reintegrative Shaming In China’s Urban Neighborhoods HONG LI There’s a Darkness on the Edge of Town: Merton’s Five Modes of Adaptation in the Lyrics of Bruce Springsteen CRAIG HEMMENS 127 Jesus and Police Brutality 15/ MARTIN A. KELLY International Journal of Comparative and Applied Criminal Justice Vol. 23, No. 2 (Fall 1999) CONTENTS Fail, 1999 World Ministerial Conference on Organized Transnational Crime DAE H. CHANG Analysis of the Crimes by Foreigners in Japan MINORU YOKOYAMA Powerlessness, Isolation, and Future Expectations: A Gender-Based Analysis of Korean Inmates MICHAEL D. REISIG, MERRY MORASH, anaY OON HO LEI Assessing Strategies for Improving Law Enforcement / Security Relation- ships: Implications for Community Policing MAHESH K. NALLA ans DON HUMMER The Dispossessed: Domestic Terror and Political Extremism in the Ameri- can Heartland WILLIAM COOK, JR. ansR OBERT J. KELLY Towards Understanding Antisocial Behaviors and Delinquency Among Filipino Youth SHEILA ROYO MAXWELI “They are Expendable’’ — Adultery and Homicide in Late Imperial China LIYING LI An Exercise in Race-Neutral Decision Making: Imposition of the Death Penalty in the Bahamas — We Should Still Be Uneasy LEONARD E. BIRDSONG Colonialism and the Criminal Justice System In Nigeria NOEL OTU Slaves as Criminal Informers in Ancient Rome MARTIN A. KELLY Juvenile Attitudes toward the Police: Theory and Application GALAN M. JANEKSELA
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