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ISSN 2332-886X
Feature Articles
Vol. 18, Issue 2, 2017August 01, 2017 PDT

Mental Illness as an Ecological Factor of Neighborhood Crime

Rupa Jose, John Hipp,
concentrated disadvantagemental healthmental illnesscrimeneighborhoods

Articles in Vol. 18, Issue 2, 2017

Vol. 18, Issue 2, 2017
  • 18(2) Front Matter
    CCJLS Editors
  • Predicting the Impact of Urban Area Security Initiative Funding on Terrorist Incidents in the United States
    Rebecca M. Nash
  • Juvenile Hybrid White-Collar Delinquency: An Empirical Examination of Various Frauds
    Andrea SchoepferMichael BaglivioJoseph Schwartz
  • Mental Illness as an Ecological Factor of Neighborhood Crime
    Rupa JoseJohn Hipp
  • Adjudicating “Broken Windows”: A Qualitative Inquiry of Misdemeanor Case Processing in the New York City’s Lower Criminal Courts
    Carla J. Barrett
  • Of Course the Cops Are Racist: Procedural Justice, the Perception of Racial Profiling, and Citizen Satisfaction with Law Enforcement
    Jason Lee
CCJLS
Jose, Rupa, and John Hipp. 2017. “Mental Illness as an Ecological Factor of Neighborhood Crime.” Criminology, Criminal Justice, Law & Society 18 (2).
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