… We, as criminal justice scholars concerned with practicing justice ourselves, have the … in
the area of open access. This can entail moving toward opening access to our own journals as …

… and physical sciences to assess scholarship collaboration, to criminology and criminal
justice (CCJ). First, findings indicate that several CCJ scholars collaborated with well over 10 …

… for sustaining partnerships between criminal justice scholars and professionals. We hope
that, by sharing our experience with CES, more scholars and criminal justice professionals will …

… , research and scholarship is … criminal justice (CCJ) scholars research is inherently
interdisciplinary in its focus, methodology, and implications. For example, CCJ scholars study …

… Table 3 presents the total publications of criminal justice scholars participating in this study
grouped in 5‐year intervals. Across the sample, criminal justice scholars had accumulated an …

… Open access was even less common in many leading journals and among … Open access
has the potential to increase access to research for those outside academia, but few scholars …

… providing scholars greater … authored scholarship. In order to examine the extent to which
such problems exist in criminology and criminal justice, 123 authors of collaborative scholarship …

… to scholarship on the sociology of higher education, the topic of female scholar productivity
… of the gender transformation underway in criminology and criminal justice (eg, the majority of …

… scholars are greatly outnumbered by rarely cited scholars. Therefore, a citation analysis that
orders scholars … world scholarship networks in criminology and criminal justice . Journal of …

… legal scholarship in criminal justice, articles which had a topical or tangential focus on law
or the relationship between law … on criminal procedure, criminal law, or legal issues affecting …