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Faculty Scholarship from 2022

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The climate change-temperature-crime hypothesis: Evidence from a sample of 15 large US cities, 2002 to 2015, Michael J. Lynch, Paul B. Stretesky, Michael A. Long, and Kimberly L. Barrett

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Marginalization, death, and decline: The role of forensic anthropology in documenting the oseology of poverty and evidence of structural violence in Detroit, Michigan in the twenty-first century, Megan K. Moore and Jaymelee J. Kim

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Language and immigrant status differences in neuropsychological performance among Middle Eastern and North African older adults in Detroit, Emily P. Morris, Jasmine Cooper, Wassim Tarraf, Simon Brauer, Toni C. Antonucci, Kristine J. Ajrouch, and Laura B. Zahodne

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Physical and mental health comorbidities among adults with multiple sclerosis, Mark D. Peterson, Paul Lin, Neil Kamdar, Christina N. Marsack-Topolewski, and Elham Mahmoudi

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Looking back: The contested whiteness of Arab identity, Ken A. Resnicow, Matthew Jaber Stiffler, and Kristine J. Ajrouch

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“This ruins lives”: Using Monopoly© to understand the prison industrial complex, Rita Shah

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Linked lives and convoys of social relations, Noah J. Webster, Toni C. Antonucci, and Kristin J. Ajrouch

Faculty Scholarship from 2021

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Evaluation of an Arab American AD care intervention program in the United States, Kristine J. Ajrouch, Many Janevic, Ammar J. Alhamood*, and Toni C. Antonucci

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Confronting some of the difficulties of developing a “Law and Order” of white collar and corporate crime, Anne Alvesalo-Kuusi and Gregg Barak

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[Review of the book The road to resegregation: Northern California and the failure of politics, by A. Schafran], Grigoris Argeros

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Psychological jurisprudence and the role of police psychology in community psychology, Bruce A. Arrigo and Brian G. Sellers

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The pre-crime society: Crime, culture and control in the ultramodern age, Bruce A. Arrigo and Brian G. Sellers

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The 'risk' society thesis and the culture(s) of crime control, Bruce A. Arrigo and Brian G. Sellers

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Introduction: The ultramodern age of criminology, control societies, and 'dividual" justice policy, Bruce A. Arrigo, Brian G. Sellers, and Faith Butta

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Strategies to “mitigate” corporate criminalization, Gregg Barak

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The Palgrave handbook of social harm, Pamela Davies (Editor), Paul S. Leighton (Editor), and Tanya Wyatt

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Making aDNA useful for kinship analysis, Bradley E. Ensor

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Comment on German Dziebel: Crow-Omaha and the future of kin term research, Bradley E. Ensor

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The not very patrilocal European neolithic strontium, aDNA, and archaeological kinship analyses, Bradley E. Ensor

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Effects of a virtual educational intervention to teach interprofessional collaboration to community health nursing students, Jenni L. Hoffman and Grigoris Argeros

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Using virtual simulation to teach community health nursing students about public health nursing, Jenni L. Hoffman and Grigoris Argeros

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Parenting practices as a mediating factor between neighborhood disadvantage and delinquency, Young S. Kim and Brian G. Sellers

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For-profit private prisons and the criminal justice–industrial complex, Paul Leighton

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The harms of industrial food production: How modern agriculture, livestock rearing and food processing contribute to disease, environmental degradation and worker exploitation, Paul Leighton

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The case for studying social harm, Paul Leighton and Tanya Wyatt