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Raymond Barranco
Raymond Barranco
Associate Professor of Sociology, Mississippi State University
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Latino employment and Black violence: The unintended consequence of US immigration policy
ES Shihadeh, RE Barranco
Social Forces 88 (3), 1393-1420, 2010
1242010
Latino immigration, economic deprivation, and violence: Regional differences in the effect of linguistic isolation
ES Shihadeh, RE Barranco
Homicide Studies 14 (3), 336-355, 2010
892010
Do school resource officers really refer juveniles to the juvenile justice system for less serious offenses?
DC May, R Barranco, E Stokes, AA Robertson, SH Haynes
Criminal justice policy review 29 (1), 89-105, 2018
872018
The imperative of place: Homicide and the new Latino migration
ES Shihadeh, RE Barranco
The Sociological Quarterly 54 (1), 81-104, 2013
832013
Suicide, religion, and Latinos: A macrolevel study of US Latino suicide rates
RE Barranco
The Sociological Quarterly 57 (2), 256-281, 2016
462016
Latino immigration, interaction, and homicide victimization
RE Barranco
Sociological Spectrum 33 (6), 534-553, 2013
462013
A comparison of hometown socioeconomics and demographics for black and white elite football players in the US
R Allison, A Davis, R Barranco
International Review for the Sociology of Sport 53 (5), 615-629, 2018
452018
Walking ATMs and the immigration spillover effect: The link between Latino immigration and robbery victimization
RE Barranco, ES Shihadeh
Social science research 52, 440-450, 2015
442015
Leveraging the power of the ethnic enclave: Residential instability and violence in Latino communities
ES Shihadeh, RE Barranco
Sociological Spectrum 30 (3), 249-269, 2010
432010
‘A rich white kid sport?’Hometown socioeconomic, racial, and geographic composition among US women’s professional soccer players
R Allison, R Barranco
Soccer & Society 22 (5), 457-469, 2021
312021
Low skill jobs and rural violence: The link between Hispanic employment and non-Hispanic homicide
ES Shihadeh, RE Barranco
Deviant Behavior 31 (5), 411-439, 2010
28*2010
Revisiting violence in new destinations: Exploring the drop in Latino homicide victimization in emerging immigrant communities, 2000 to 2010
R Barranco, CT Harris, B Feldmeyer
Sociological spectrum 37 (6), 371-389, 2017
222017
What journals are the most cited journals in criminology and criminal justice’s “big three” journals?
RE Barranco, WG Jennings, DC May, MJ Wells
Journal of Criminal Justice Education 27 (1), 19-34, 2016
222016
Violence at the box office: Considering ratings, ticket sales, and content of movies
RE Barranco, NE Rader, A Smith
Communication Research 44 (1), 77-95, 2017
202017
Do rural school resource officers contribute to net-widening? Evidence from a southern state
DC May, R Barranco, R Ruddell, A Robertson
Journal of Rural Social Sciences 31 (2), 5, 2016
162016
Latinos, Blacks, and the competition for low-skill jobs: Examining regional variations in the effect of immigration on homicide in the US
RE Barranco
Sociological Spectrum 34 (3), 185-202, 2014
132014
Reconsidering the unusual suspect: Immigration and the 1990s crime decline
RE Barranco, ES Shihadeh, DA Evans
Sociological Inquiry 88 (2), 344-369, 2018
92018
Ticket sales and violent content in popular movies
RE Barranco, NE Rader, MT Trinh
Deviant Behavior 41 (8), 1005-1017, 2020
72020
Religious contexts and violence in emerging and traditional immigrant destinations
CT Harris, B Feldmeyer, R Barranco
Religions 9 (4), 116, 2018
72018
The third alternative: Latino immigration from the United States to Canada, 1980 to 2009
F Trovato, RE Barranco
Canadian Studies in Population [ARCHIVES] 40 (3-4), 218–234-218–234, 2013
52013
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