John E Conklin
Biographic Data
| ID | 116445 |
|---|---|
| NAME | John E Conklin |
| GIVEN NAMES | John E |
| FAMILY NAME | Conklin |
| SIGNATURE | CONKLIN J E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Tufts University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 29 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1971 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Sociology in Hollywood Films
Art Crime
Illegal but not Criminal: Business Crime in America
Illegal but Not Criminal: Business Crime in America
The Impact of Crime
The Impact of Crime
The Crime Establishment: Organized Crime and American Society
The Supplementary Activities Book consists of a range of fun, engaging activities that complement the vocabulary and grammar themes of each chapter and offers instructors additional in-class activities that serve to energize and enrich students' classroom experience
Theories of Punishment
The percentage deposit bail system: An alternative to the professional bondsman
Burglary in a Suburb
Robbery and the criminal justice system
Explaining Delinquency: Construction, Test, and Reformulation of a Sociological Theory
Dimensions of Community Response to the Crime Problem
This paper examines a number of dimensions of public response to the crime problem. A sample from a high crime rate urban area and a sample from a low crime rate suburban area are compared. The urban sample perceives higher local crime rates than the suburban sample, and it also feels less safe, less trustful of others, and less positive affect for the community than the suburban sample. Relationships between perception of crime and the dimension…
Criminal Environment and Support for the Law
The question of who supports the law is commonly approached within a framework of social stratification analysis. Pressure to pass certain laws and willingness to assist the agents of law enforcement are often related to social status and political power. Marx and Engels (1947) were among the first to see the law and support for the law in terms of the interests of various groups in the stratification system, arguing that the law is a tool employ…
Dimensions of Community Response to the Crime Problem
This paper examines a number of dimensions of public response to the crime problem. A sample from a high crime rate urban area and a sample from a low crime rate suburban area are compared. The urban sample perceives higher local crime rates than the suburban sample, and it also feels less safe, less trustful of others, and less positive affect for the community than the suburban sample. Relationships between perception of crime and the dimension…
Burglary in a Suburb
The Impact of Crime
Criminal Environment and Support for the Law
The question of who supports the law is commonly approached within a framework of social stratification analysis. Pressure to pass certain laws and willingness to assist the agents of law enforcement are often related to social status and political power. Marx and Engels (1947) were among the first to see the law and support for the law in terms of the interests of various groups in the stratification system, arguing that the law is a tool employ…
Explaining Delinquency: Construction, Test, and Reformulation of a Sociological Theory
Dimensions of Community Response to the Crime Problem
This paper examines a number of dimensions of public response to the crime problem. A sample from a high crime rate urban area and a sample from a low crime rate suburban area are compared. The urban sample perceives higher local crime rates than the suburban sample, and it also feels less safe, less trustful of others, and less positive affect for the community than the suburban sample. Relationships between perception of crime and the dimension…
Criminal Environment and Support for the Law
The question of who supports the law is commonly approached within a framework of social stratification analysis. Pressure to pass certain laws and willingness to assist the agents of law enforcement are often related to social status and political power. Marx and Engels (1947) were among the first to see the law and support for the law in terms of the interests of various groups in the stratification system, arguing that the law is a tool employ…
Robbery and the criminal justice system
Explaining Delinquency: Construction, Test, and Reformulation of a Sociological Theory
Theories of Punishment
The percentage deposit bail system: An alternative to the professional bondsman
Burglary in a Suburb
The Crime Establishment: Organized Crime and American Society
The Supplementary Activities Book consists of a range of fun, engaging activities that complement the vocabulary and grammar themes of each chapter and offers instructors additional in-class activities that serve to energize and enrich students' classroom experience
The Impact of Crime
The Impact of Crime
Illegal but not Criminal: Business Crime in America
Illegal but Not Criminal: Business Crime in America
Art Crime
Sociology in Hollywood Films
Criminology (11 works) · Sociology (11 works) · Political science (8 works) · Crime Patterns and Interventions (6 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Art (2 works) · Business (2 works) · Crime, Illicit Activities, and Governance (2 works)