ISSN 2332-886X
Vol. 20, Issue 3, 2019December 01, 2019 PDT
Media Messages Surrounding Missing Women and Girls: The “Missing White Woman Syndrome” and Other Factors that Influence Newsworthiness
Media Messages Surrounding Missing Women and Girls: The “Missing White Woman Syndrome” and Other Factors that Influence Newsworthiness
Articles in Vol. 20, Issue 3, 2019
Vol. 20, Issue 3, 2019
- 20(3) Front MatterCCJLS Editors
- Cultivating Police Use of Force Perceptions through Cinema: Maintaining the Racial Divide?Franklin T. WilsonBrian P. SchaeferAshley G. BlackburnHoward Henderson
- Emerging Patterns in Federal Responses to Police Misconduct: A Review of “Pattern or Practice” Agreements over TimeEllen A. DonnellyNicole J. Salvatore
- Inter-district variation and disparities in federal sentencing outcomes: Case types, defendant characteristics, and judicial demographyRichard D. HartleyRobert Tillyer
- Why Would They Do Such a Thing?: Views from Community Corrections Professionals and the General Public on the Causes of Sex OffendingCorey Call
- Media Messages Surrounding Missing Women and Girls: The “Missing White Woman Syndrome” and Other Factors that Influence NewsworthinessDanielle C. SlakoffHenry F. Fradella
Slakoff, Danielle C., and Henry F. Fradella. 2019. “Media Messages Surrounding Missing Women and Girls: The ‘Missing White Woman Syndrome’ and Other Factors That Influence Newsworthiness.” Criminology, Criminal Justice, Law & Society 20 (3).