James E Sutton
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 273290 |
|---|---|
| NOME | James E Sutton |
| PRENOMES | James E |
| SOBRENOME | Sutton |
| ASSINATURA | SUTTON J E |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Hobart and William Smith Colleges |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2014-5787 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1968 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
“Incitement of insurrection”
Indefinite
Toward a penology of organizational offending
The punishment of organizational offending has largely been overlooked by penologists, despite the fact that organizational actors such as corporations and the state perpetrate the most serious forms of offending. Accordingly, this paper represents a step toward foregrounding organizational offending within the discipline of penology. We begin by discussing the implications of several Classical School ideals and theories of punishment for organiz…
Athlete Multiple Perpetrator Rape (MPR) as Interactional and Organizational Deviance
Although athlete multiple perpetrator rape (MPR) has frequently been covered in the media, it has received more limited scholarly attention. Accordingly, I synthesize findings from multiple disciplines and integrate insights from the MPR, institutional betrayal, and organizational deviance literatures to establish a heuristic framework for understanding athlete MPR. I ultimately argue that athlete MPR is both an act of interactional deviance and …
Potential Impact of Covid-19 on Recently Resettled Refugee Populations in the United States and Canada
Congress as a Deviant Organization
In 1978, Ermann and Lundman put forth the most sophisticated organizational deviance framework to date. They conceptualized organizational deviance as actions by an organization that interfere with the flow of benefits to actors with legitimate claims upon that organization. Further, they stipulated that these claims are protected by "controlling organizations." We apply Ermann and Lundman's framework to Congress and conclude that it is a deviant…
The reliability of drug use indicators collected from a prisoner sample using the life events calendar method
Some methods of retrospective data collection are known to produce reliable indicators of drug use, but the Life Event Calendar (LEC) method has not been convincingly tested. As well, previous assessments of reliability typically focus on treatment program participants or others that are not representative of criminally active populations, and address one or two substances and time frames ranging from just a few days to twelve months. Our aim is …
Troubling Violence
An Ethnographic Account of Doing Survey Research in Prison
This article presents an ethnographic account of my day-to-day experiences as a survey researcher in men’s prisons in the United States. I outline challenges I encountered in the field and share personal reflections on interviewing people who are incarcerated. I then put forth a series of implications and suggestions for those who plan to conduct similar studies. Researchers’ firsthand accounts of the data collection process and research settings…
A review of the life-events calendar method for criminological research
Stalingrad to Berlin
An Ethnographic Account of Doing Survey Research in Prison
This article presents an ethnographic account of my day-to-day experiences as a survey researcher in men’s prisons in the United States. I outline challenges I encountered in the field and share personal reflections on interviewing people who are incarcerated. I then put forth a series of implications and suggestions for those who plan to conduct similar studies. Researchers’ firsthand accounts of the data collection process and research settings…
Athlete Multiple Perpetrator Rape (MPR) as Interactional and Organizational Deviance
Although athlete multiple perpetrator rape (MPR) has frequently been covered in the media, it has received more limited scholarly attention. Accordingly, I synthesize findings from multiple disciplines and integrate insights from the MPR, institutional betrayal, and organizational deviance literatures to establish a heuristic framework for understanding athlete MPR. I ultimately argue that athlete MPR is both an act of interactional deviance and …
Congress as a Deviant Organization
In 1978, Ermann and Lundman put forth the most sophisticated organizational deviance framework to date. They conceptualized organizational deviance as actions by an organization that interfere with the flow of benefits to actors with legitimate claims upon that organization. Further, they stipulated that these claims are protected by "controlling organizations." We apply Ermann and Lundman's framework to Congress and conclude that it is a deviant…
Stalingrad to Berlin
A review of the life-events calendar method for criminological research
An Ethnographic Account of Doing Survey Research in Prison
This article presents an ethnographic account of my day-to-day experiences as a survey researcher in men’s prisons in the United States. I outline challenges I encountered in the field and share personal reflections on interviewing people who are incarcerated. I then put forth a series of implications and suggestions for those who plan to conduct similar studies. Researchers’ firsthand accounts of the data collection process and research settings…
Troubling Violence
The reliability of drug use indicators collected from a prisoner sample using the life events calendar method
Some methods of retrospective data collection are known to produce reliable indicators of drug use, but the Life Event Calendar (LEC) method has not been convincingly tested. As well, previous assessments of reliability typically focus on treatment program participants or others that are not representative of criminally active populations, and address one or two substances and time frames ranging from just a few days to twelve months. Our aim is …
Potential Impact of Covid-19 on Recently Resettled Refugee Populations in the United States and Canada
Congress as a Deviant Organization
In 1978, Ermann and Lundman put forth the most sophisticated organizational deviance framework to date. They conceptualized organizational deviance as actions by an organization that interfere with the flow of benefits to actors with legitimate claims upon that organization. Further, they stipulated that these claims are protected by "controlling organizations." We apply Ermann and Lundman's framework to Congress and conclude that it is a deviant…
Toward a penology of organizational offending
The punishment of organizational offending has largely been overlooked by penologists, despite the fact that organizational actors such as corporations and the state perpetrate the most serious forms of offending. Accordingly, this paper represents a step toward foregrounding organizational offending within the discipline of penology. We begin by discussing the implications of several Classical School ideals and theories of punishment for organiz…
Athlete Multiple Perpetrator Rape (MPR) as Interactional and Organizational Deviance
Although athlete multiple perpetrator rape (MPR) has frequently been covered in the media, it has received more limited scholarly attention. Accordingly, I synthesize findings from multiple disciplines and integrate insights from the MPR, institutional betrayal, and organizational deviance literatures to establish a heuristic framework for understanding athlete MPR. I ultimately argue that athlete MPR is both an act of interactional deviance and …
“Incitement of insurrection”
Indefinite
Psychology (7 obras) · Criminology (6 obras) · Criminal Justice and Corrections Analysis (4 obras) · Political science (4 obras) · Social Psychology (4 obras) · Sociology (4 obras) · Computer Science (3 obras) · Medicine (3 obras) · Prison (3 obras) · Social Psychology (3 obras)