John A Gardiner
Biographic Data
| ID | 2239653 |
|---|---|
| NAME | John A Gardiner |
| GIVEN NAMES | John A |
| FAMILY NAME | Gardiner |
| SIGNATURE | GARDINER J A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Illinois Chicago |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 22 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 22 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1967 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Crossing the County Line
The Fraud Control Game: State Responses to Fraud and Abuse in AFDC and Medicaid Programs
The Fraud Control Game: State Responses to Fraud and Abuse in AFDC and Medicaid Programs
Issue Editors‘ Foreword
Issue Editors‘ Foreword
Editors‘ Foreword
Editors‘ Foreword
Editors' Foreword
Editors' Foreword
Editors' Foreword
Editors' Foreword
Editors' Foreword
Editors' Foreword
Editors' Foreword
Shortchanging the Public
Thinking about Crime. James Q. Wilson
Crime and Criminal Justice Policy: An Introduction
The European Perspective on Policy Issues in Crime Control
Crime Policy
The Politics of Corruption: Organized Crime in an American City
Research Models in Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice
A generation ago, one professor at Harvard Law School used to greet his students at the beginning of the semester with an offer to debate them on any subject so long as he was allowed to "state the question." Any review of the crime, law enforcement, and criminal justice literature produced during the last ten years indicates that there is still as much disagreement over how the "relevant" questions should be stated as there is over the answers t…
Public Attitudes toward Gambling and Corruption
Operation of large-scale gambling by crime syndicates requires both a popular desire to consume illegal services and at least tacit acceptance by local officials. In "Wincanton," a middle-sized industrial city, city officials were paid to overlook gambling, and also engaged in other corrupt activities. A survey of city residents indicated general tolerance or approval of gambling, but hostility toward all forms of official corruption. When corrup…
Shortchanging the Public
Research Models in Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice
A generation ago, one professor at Harvard Law School used to greet his students at the beginning of the semester with an offer to debate them on any subject so long as he was allowed to "state the question." Any review of the crime, law enforcement, and criminal justice literature produced during the last ten years indicates that there is still as much disagreement over how the "relevant" questions should be stated as there is over the answers t…
Editors' Foreword
Editors' Foreword
Public Attitudes toward Gambling and Corruption
Operation of large-scale gambling by crime syndicates requires both a popular desire to consume illegal services and at least tacit acceptance by local officials. In "Wincanton," a middle-sized industrial city, city officials were paid to overlook gambling, and also engaged in other corrupt activities. A survey of city residents indicated general tolerance or approval of gambling, but hostility toward all forms of official corruption. When corrup…
Public Attitudes toward Gambling and Corruption
Operation of large-scale gambling by crime syndicates requires both a popular desire to consume illegal services and at least tacit acceptance by local officials. In "Wincanton," a middle-sized industrial city, city officials were paid to overlook gambling, and also engaged in other corrupt activities. A survey of city residents indicated general tolerance or approval of gambling, but hostility toward all forms of official corruption. When corrup…
The Politics of Corruption: Organized Crime in an American City
Research Models in Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice
A generation ago, one professor at Harvard Law School used to greet his students at the beginning of the semester with an offer to debate them on any subject so long as he was allowed to "state the question." Any review of the crime, law enforcement, and criminal justice literature produced during the last ten years indicates that there is still as much disagreement over how the "relevant" questions should be stated as there is over the answers t…
Crime Policy
The European Perspective on Policy Issues in Crime Control
Crime and Criminal Justice Policy: An Introduction
Thinking about Crime. James Q. Wilson
Editors' Foreword
Editors' Foreword
Shortchanging the Public
Editors' Foreword
Editors' Foreword
Editors' Foreword
Editors' Foreword
Editors‘ Foreword
Editors‘ Foreword
Editors' Foreword
Issue Editors‘ Foreword
Issue Editors‘ Foreword
The Fraud Control Game: State Responses to Fraud and Abuse in AFDC and Medicaid Programs
The Fraud Control Game: State Responses to Fraud and Abuse in AFDC and Medicaid Programs
Crossing the County Line
Computer Science (13 works) · Citation (11 works) · Library science (11 works) · Political science (11 works) · Law (9 works) · Law (9 works) · Criminology (6 works) · Crime Patterns and Interventions (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Business (4 works)