… , analyze, and rank criminology units’ contributions to open criminology, as prescribed. …
criminology units in the United States. Findings are not representative of criminology units in the …

… The former is known as an institutional repository and the latter as a disciplinary repository.
… sciences have greatly increased to include criminology, communication, library science, …

… vote to give the university [or a smaller unit therein] a standing nonexclusive right (among …
the institutional repository. When faculty publish articles after that, the university [or smaller unit…

… A FDC employee who had recently earned her PhD from the FSU College of Criminology …
FDC’s research unit and its capacity is relevant. The FDC’s BRDA is a unit that has developed …

… and criminal justice functionaries who could make use of criminological knowledge is no …
academic criminologists care deeply about challenges of crime and justice, but their institutions …

… 3 In a famous critique of institutional repository management, … criminology as a method to
frame matters of life course … of details on this vibrant unit for future promotion and recruitment …

… To our knowledge, there are no journals in criminology that require data sharing as a …
criminological publications thus far. There has been no systematic attempt in criminology or …

… research partner to an embedded criminological ‘unit’ within the Miami Police Department. …
that data and evaluation outcomes are reported favourably to the institution. The embedded …

… In this essay, I suggest a different institutional origin for criminology and a different kind of
laboratory at work: the forensic laboratory. My account has been motivated by re-evaluation of …

… University Press repository due to its records in public health, criminology, … Criminology, a
suitable venue to publish studies focusing on criminology issues, is available in this repository…