Yang Vincent Liu
Biographic Data
| ID | 5815577 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yang Vincent Liu |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yang Vincent |
| FAMILY NAME | Liu |
| SIGNATURE | LIU Y V |
| AFFILIATIONS | Michigan State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7063-8737 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Perpetration and Victimization of Technology-Facilitated Sexual Violence in Young Adults in the Philippines
Technology-facilitated sexual violence (TFSV) has become a significant problem among adolescents and young adults worldwide, yet existing literature concentrates on its manifestations in the Global North. Surveying 280 Filipino college students, our research aims to expand the horizon of TFSV research and investigate the phenomenon in the Philippines. Specifically, we explore the prevalence and risk factors of two notable TFSV behaviors: unwanted…
A Comparative Exploration of Perceived Community and Police Adherence to Covid-19 Regulations
Based on an early 2020s survey of 3,500 police officers from nine countries, this paper explores perceived community and police adherence to the COVID-19 regulations. We propose that both public and police perceived adherence with the COVID-19 rules are related not only to individual-level factors (e.g., gender, concern for own health) but also to country-level factors (e.g., quality of governance, protection of citizens’ rights). Our findings re…
Enforcing the unenforceable: Exploring police officer use of discretion in the enforcement of Covid-19 rules and regulations
During the COVID-19 pandemic, governments relied on the police to enforce COVID-19 rules. However, little is known about police enforcement of these norms and use of discretion in this process. The current study draws on a sample of 3,866 police officers from 10 countries across the globe and examines officers’ use of discretion when encountering violations of COVID-19 rules. We assess the relative significance of factors such as the perceptions …
Learning While Doing: Mock Trials as Active Learning Strategies in Comparative Criminal Justice Courses
Same but different: A comparative study of police sexual violence victimization of citizens and police officers in South Africa
Push and pull factors in return migration intentions among first‐generation Croatian migrants in Germany and Ireland
Why are some migrants more willing to move back to their homeland than others? Using a mixed methods approach, this article sheds light on the factors contributing to the desire for return migration among first‐generation Croatian migrants ( N = 499). In particular, the current study focuses on the role that migrants' trust in state institutions in both their homeland and current countries of residence plays in their desire to return to the homel…
A Popularity Contest? Exploring Predictors of Faculty Influence in Criminology and Criminal Justice
Our study analyzes the factors associated with the faculty influence. We explore Google Scholar citation counts of 226 faculty at the top 20 doctoral programs in criminology and criminal justice. Our multivariate models show that some of the publication-related factors matter; the number of journal articles, proportion of articles published in prestigious journals, and proportion of books published with prestigious publishers are all positively r…
What Happens after Tenure? Exploring Stimuli of Promotion to Full Professor in Top-Ranking Criminology and Criminal Justice Programs in the United States
This research addressed how research productivity and scholarly influence may contribute to associate professors' promotion to the full professor rank. In 2017, we collected vitae of tenure-track faculty employed at top Ph.D.-granting criminology and criminal justice programs in the U.S.A. In this paper, we used the data for 213 associate and full professors and employed survival analysis to examine their time to promotion and factors that stimul…
Patterns and Profiles in Faculty Publication Productivity
Unlike prior studies that have examined the research productivity to develop various rank-order metrics of particular scholars or institutions, we seek to determine ways in which criminology and criminal justice faculty at the top 21 doctoral programs publish their research. To account for a potential diversity in faculty publication productivity, our study considers various outlets for faculty publications—journal articles, books, and book chapt…
Peeping Wang: A Bird’s Eye View on Video Voyeurism among Chinese Men Attracted to Men
Developments in technology and the Internet have made modern lives more convenient, yet they also created new mediums and means for sexual offending. This study was the first to examine male-on-male video voyeurism in the Global South. Postings (N = 226) were collected from a large web forum dedicated to Chinese men attracted to men and its sub-section on non-consensual voyeuristic images. Neutralization theory was used to guide the data analyses…
Push and pull factors in return migration intentions among first‐generation Croatian migrants in Germany and Ireland
Why are some migrants more willing to move back to their homeland than others? Using a mixed methods approach, this article sheds light on the factors contributing to the desire for return migration among first‐generation Croatian migrants ( N = 499). In particular, the current study focuses on the role that migrants' trust in state institutions in both their homeland and current countries of residence plays in their desire to return to the homel…
Peeping Wang: A Bird’s Eye View on Video Voyeurism among Chinese Men Attracted to Men
Developments in technology and the Internet have made modern lives more convenient, yet they also created new mediums and means for sexual offending. This study was the first to examine male-on-male video voyeurism in the Global South. Postings (N = 226) were collected from a large web forum dedicated to Chinese men attracted to men and its sub-section on non-consensual voyeuristic images. Neutralization theory was used to guide the data analyses…
Peeping Wang: A Bird’s Eye View on Video Voyeurism among Chinese Men Attracted to Men
Developments in technology and the Internet have made modern lives more convenient, yet they also created new mediums and means for sexual offending. This study was the first to examine male-on-male video voyeurism in the Global South. Postings (N = 226) were collected from a large web forum dedicated to Chinese men attracted to men and its sub-section on non-consensual voyeuristic images. Neutralization theory was used to guide the data analyses…
A Popularity Contest? Exploring Predictors of Faculty Influence in Criminology and Criminal Justice
Our study analyzes the factors associated with the faculty influence. We explore Google Scholar citation counts of 226 faculty at the top 20 doctoral programs in criminology and criminal justice. Our multivariate models show that some of the publication-related factors matter; the number of journal articles, proportion of articles published in prestigious journals, and proportion of books published with prestigious publishers are all positively r…
What Happens after Tenure? Exploring Stimuli of Promotion to Full Professor in Top-Ranking Criminology and Criminal Justice Programs in the United States
This research addressed how research productivity and scholarly influence may contribute to associate professors' promotion to the full professor rank. In 2017, we collected vitae of tenure-track faculty employed at top Ph.D.-granting criminology and criminal justice programs in the U.S.A. In this paper, we used the data for 213 associate and full professors and employed survival analysis to examine their time to promotion and factors that stimul…
Patterns and Profiles in Faculty Publication Productivity
Unlike prior studies that have examined the research productivity to develop various rank-order metrics of particular scholars or institutions, we seek to determine ways in which criminology and criminal justice faculty at the top 21 doctoral programs publish their research. To account for a potential diversity in faculty publication productivity, our study considers various outlets for faculty publications—journal articles, books, and book chapt…
Push and pull factors in return migration intentions among first‐generation Croatian migrants in Germany and Ireland
Why are some migrants more willing to move back to their homeland than others? Using a mixed methods approach, this article sheds light on the factors contributing to the desire for return migration among first‐generation Croatian migrants ( N = 499). In particular, the current study focuses on the role that migrants' trust in state institutions in both their homeland and current countries of residence plays in their desire to return to the homel…
A Comparative Exploration of Perceived Community and Police Adherence to Covid-19 Regulations
Based on an early 2020s survey of 3,500 police officers from nine countries, this paper explores perceived community and police adherence to the COVID-19 regulations. We propose that both public and police perceived adherence with the COVID-19 rules are related not only to individual-level factors (e.g., gender, concern for own health) but also to country-level factors (e.g., quality of governance, protection of citizens’ rights). Our findings re…
Enforcing the unenforceable: Exploring police officer use of discretion in the enforcement of Covid-19 rules and regulations
During the COVID-19 pandemic, governments relied on the police to enforce COVID-19 rules. However, little is known about police enforcement of these norms and use of discretion in this process. The current study draws on a sample of 3,866 police officers from 10 countries across the globe and examines officers’ use of discretion when encountering violations of COVID-19 rules. We assess the relative significance of factors such as the perceptions …
Learning While Doing: Mock Trials as Active Learning Strategies in Comparative Criminal Justice Courses
Same but different: A comparative study of police sexual violence victimization of citizens and police officers in South Africa
Perpetration and Victimization of Technology-Facilitated Sexual Violence in Young Adults in the Philippines
Technology-facilitated sexual violence (TFSV) has become a significant problem among adolescents and young adults worldwide, yet existing literature concentrates on its manifestations in the Global North. Surveying 280 Filipino college students, our research aims to expand the horizon of TFSV research and investigate the phenomenon in the Philippines. Specifically, we explore the prevalence and risk factors of two notable TFSV behaviors: unwanted…
Political science (7 works) · Criminal justice (5 works) · Criminology (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Crime Patterns and Interventions (3 works) · Policing Practices and Perceptions (3 works) · Sexual Assault and Victimization Studies (3 works)