5) Tolnay et al. (1989). Power Threat Hypothesis and Black Lynchings.” 67:634-640. Social Forces “The April 4th: Conflict Theory I Required Readings: 1) Liska (1994). the Conflict Perspective of Social Control”, Inequality, Crime and Social “Modeling Control eds. Bridges and Myers, pp.53-71. 2) Spitzer (1975). A Marxian Theory of Deviance.” 22:638-651. “Toward Social Problems 3) et al. (1994). Rate of Surplus Labor and Crime.” 21: 15-48. “The Crime, Law and Social Change 4) Chamlin (2009). to Whom?” 30:539-559. “Threat Deviant Behavior April 11th:Conflict Theory II 1) Liska and Chamlin (1984). Structure and Crime Control Among Macrosocial Units.” American “Social 90:383-395. Journal of Sociology 2) Jackson and Carroll (1981). and the War on Crime.” 46:290-305. American Sociological Review “Race 3) Inverarity and Grattet (1989). Response to Unemployment.” Contemporary Crises “Institutional 4) et al. (2002). Threat and Social Control.” 81:557-576. Social Forces “Racial 5) Parker and Rice (2005). Threat, Concentrated Disadvantage and Social Control.” Criminology “Racial 43:1111-1134. April 18th: Macro-level Determinants of Policing Resources and Behavior Required Readings 1) Jackson (1986). Visibility, City Size, and Social Control.” 27:185-203. The Sociological Quarterly “Black 2) Zhao and Lovrich (1998). of Minority Employment in American Municipal Police “Determinants Agencies” 26:267-277. Journal of Criminal Justice 3) Stucky, (2005). Politics and Police Strength.” 22:139-169. Justice Quarterly “Local 4) Stults and Baumer (2007). Context and Police Force Size.” “Racial American Journal of Sociology 113:507-546.
5) Tolnay et al. (1989). “The Power Threat Hypothesis and Black Lynchings.” Social Forces 67:634-640. April 4th: Conflict Theory I Required Readings: 1) Liska (1994). “Modeling the Conflict Perspective of Social Control”, Inequality, Crime and Social Control eds. Bridges and Myers, pp.53-71. 2) Spitzer (1975). “Toward A Marxian Theory of Deviance.” Social Problems 22:638-651. 3) et al. (1994). “The Rate of Surplus Labor and Crime.” Crime, Law and Social Change 21: 15-48. 4) Chamlin (2009). “Threat to Whom?” Deviant Behavior 30:539-559. April 11th:Conflict Theory II 1) Liska and Chamlin (1984). “Social Structure and Crime Control Among Macrosocial Units.” American Journal of Sociology 90:383-395. 2) Jackson and Carroll (1981). “Race and the War on Crime.” American Sociological Review 46:290-305. 3) Inverarity and Grattet (1989). “Institutional Response to Unemployment.” Contemporary Crises 4) et al. (2002). “Racial Threat and Social Control.” Social Forces 81:557-576. 5) Parker and Rice (2005). “Racial Threat, Concentrated Disadvantage and Social Control.” Criminology 43:1111-1134. April 18th: Macro-level Determinants of Policing Resources and Behavior Required Readings 1) Jackson (1986). “Black Visibility, City Size, and Social Control.” The Sociological Quarterly 27:185-203. 2) Zhao and Lovrich (1998). “Determinants of Minority Employment in American Municipal Police Agencies” Journal of Criminal Justice 26:267-277. 3) Stucky, (2005). “Local Politics and Police Strength.” Justice Quarterly 22:139-169. 4) Stults and Baumer (2007). “Racial Context and Police Force Size.” American Journal of Sociology 113:507-546.
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