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Robert J. Sampson

Henry Ford II Professor of the Social Sciences; Director of the Social Sciences Program, Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study

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Rethinking Crime and Immigration

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Sampson, Robert J. 2008. Rethinking Crime and Immigration. Contexts 7: 28-33.

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See also: Immigration & Crime

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Crime and the Life Course
Civic Engagement Study
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Race & Urban Inequality (11)
Ecometrics (3)
Legal Cynicism (2)
Immigration & Crime (3)
Disorder & its Meaning (4)
Causal Inference (4)
Crime & the Life Course (6)
Spatial Dynamics (5)
Civic Engagement (2)
Social (Dis)organization (2)
Collective Efficacy (5)

Recent Publications

The Place of Context: A Theory and Strategy for Criminology's Hard Problems
Juvenile Arrest and Collateral Educational Damage in the Transition to Adulthood
Systematic Social Observation of Children’s Neighborhoods Using Google Street View: A Reliable and Cost Effective Method
Moving and the Neighborhood Glass Ceiling
When Things Aren't What They Seem: Context and Cognition in Appearance-Based Regulation
The Incarceration Ledger: Toward a New Era in Assessing Societal Consequences