Titlebook: Envisioning Criminology; Researchers on Resea Michael D. Maltz,Stephen K. Rice Textbook 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerland

Hemiparesis

疏遠天際

The Genetics of Blood Coagulation,tual crime control work—in action research—for a decade. My entry into that world had been heavily contingent and essentially backward: low-level field research for the high-level Harvard Executive Session on Policing had gotten me into some of the worst areas of some of the most dangerous cities in

執(zhí)

Melanocytes

J. I. Bell,J. A. Todd,H. O. McDevittmong the poor, but occasionally with the middle and upper classes. As an ethnographer, I need individuals to trust me enough to provide truthful information over an extended period of time. My observation will last at least 2 years, so I’m depending on a high level of commitment from my research sub

Commonwealth

中國紀念碑

capillaries

Prenatal Detection of Genetic Disorders,ood, sweat, or tears. The Project on Human Development in Chicago Neighborhoods (PHDCN) generated lots of the latter, and I believe that the story of its making is relevant to an understanding of how social science works, how cities work, and the interplay between them in producing a human outcome.

基因組

命令變成大炮

figurine

James D. Goldberg,Mitchell S. Golbusaduate student (I chaired her dissertation committee) and now as a colleague (we teach in the same department). Amy is a topnotch methodologist, and I knew she would be able to help me figure out whether I did, indeed, have a methodological autobiography. We conducted four open-ended interviews stru