• Fentanyl related overdose in Indianapolis: Estimating trends using multilevel Bayesian models 

  Phalen, Peter; Ray, Bradley; Watson, Dennis P.; Huynh, Phillip; Green, Marion S. (Addictive Behaviors, 2018-03-20)

  Introduction: The opioid epidemic has been largely attributed to changes in prescribing practices over the past 20 years. Although current overdose trends appear driven by the opioid fentanyl, heroin has remained the focus ...
• “After a finding of Noncompliance, What?!” 

  Bean, Andrew; Shields, Katelyn; Baker, Allen; Ayers, Natasha; Barnhart, Sarah; Beck, Darcy; Brooks, Willie E.; Cherpas, Melissa; Cooper, Quintin; Plummer, Heather; Rai, Punam; Russ, Kelly; Foley, William A., Jr. (2017)

  Treaties have long been the cornerstones of international relations. They can be seen as one of the sole mechanisms to formalize agreements between sovereign states. In principle, these agreements are legally binding. In ...
• Developing Maintenance Cultures in UN Police Peacekeeping Operations 

  Warner, Will; Farnworth, Morgan; Hartnett, Brendan; Foley, William A., Jr.; Cutler, Jordan; Davids, Allison; Diaz, Carmen; Hall, Hannah; Howell, Stephen; Kiilu, Joshua; Klingler, Kelsey; Laucevicius, Rachell; Taake, Tatyana (2017)

  This report provides an analysis and evaluation of maintenance cultures in United Nations Police Contributing Countries (PCC) receiving funding for Formed Police Units from the United States. The US Department of State, ...
• Developing a Culturally Proficient Intervention for Young African American Men in Drug Court: Examining Feasibility and Estimating an Effect Size for Habilitation Empowerment Accountability Therapy (HEAT) 

  Marlowe, Douglas B.; Shannon, Lisa M.; Ray, Bradley; Turpin, Darryl P.; Wheeler, Guy A.; Newell, Jennifer; Lawson, Spencer G. (2018)

  African American males between 18 and 29 years of age are substantially less likely than many other participants to graduate successfully from drug court. Unsuccessful termination from drug court can have serious repercussions ...
• Good governance, political experiences, and public support for mandatory sentencing: Evidence from a progressive US state 

  Sundt, Jody; Schwaeble, Kathryn; Merritt, Cullen C. (2017-11)

  A shift in public mood and declining incarceration rates in the US signal a potential change in the politics of punishment. This research considers whether the public continues to support mandatory sentencing. The study ...
• Production and Spatial Distribution of Switchgrass and Miscanthus in the United States under Uncertainty and Sunk Cost 

  Dumortier, Jerome; Kauffman, Nathan; Hayes, Dermot J. (Elsevier, 2017-08)

  The U.S. cellulosic biofuel mandate has not been enforced in recent years. Uncertainty surrounding the enforcement of the mandate in addition to high production and harvest cost have contributed to a delay in the widespread ...
• Erratum to: Examining Fatal Opioid Overdoses in Marion County, Indiana 

  Ray, Bradley; Quinet, Kenna; Dickinson, Timothy; Watson, Dennis P.; Ballew, Alfarena (Springer-Verlag, 2017-04)
• Strategic Behavior in Certifying Green Buildings: An Inquiry of the Non-building Performance Value 

  Chiang Hsieh, Lin-Han; Noonan, Douglas S. (2017-08)

  This study determines the magnitude of the market signaling effect arising from Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design certification for green buildings and explores the mechanisms behind the signaling effect. ...
• Ten questions concerning integrating smart buildings into the smart grid 

  Lawrence, Thomas M.; Boudreau, Marie-claude; Helsen, L.; Henze, Gregor P.; Mohammadpour Velni, Javad; Noonan, Douglas S.; Patteeuw, Dieter; Pless, Shanti; Watson, Richard T. (2016-11)

  Recent advances in information and communications technology (ICT) have initiated development of a smart electrical grid and smart buildings. Buildings consume a large portion of the total electricity production worldwide, ...
• Economics of cultural tourism: issues and perspectives 

  Noonan, Douglas S.; Rizzo, Ilde (2017-03)

  The special issue aims at exploring, with an economic perspective, the interconnections between cultural participation, in all its expressions, and tourism organization and patterns with the purpose of understanding economic ...
• American jihadi terrorism: A comparison of homicides and unsuccessful plots 

  Gruenewald, Jeff; Klein, Brent R.; Freilich, Joshua D.; Chermak, Steven (Taylor & Francis, 2016)

  While the number of American jihadi terrorist attacks remains relatively rare, terrorist plots thwarted by law enforcement have increased since September 11, 2001. Although these law enforcement blocks of would-be terrorists ...
• Flood Risk Management: Exploring the Impacts of the Community Rating System Program on Poverty and Income Inequality 

  Noonan, Douglas S.; Sadiq, Abdul-Akeem A. (2017)

  Flooding remains a major problem for the United States, causing numerous deaths and damaging countless properties. To reduce the impact of flooding on communities, the U.S. government established the Community Rating System ...
• The closer the better? Examining support for a large urban redevelopment project in Atlanta 

  Chiang Hsieh, Lin-Han; Noonan, Douglas S. (2017)

  The Atlanta BeltLine (BeltLine) is a large urban redevelopment project that is transforming 22 miles of historical railroad corridors into parks, trails, pedestrian-friendly transit, and affordable housing in the center ...
• Who Goes Freelance? The Determinants of Self-Employment for Artists 

  Woronkowicz, Joanna; Noonan, Douglas S. (Wiley, 2017)

  This study examines the self-employment behavior of artists. Using data from the Current Population Survey between 2003 and 2015, we estimate a series of logit models to predict transitions from paid employment to ...
• The Role of People in Information-Sharing: Perceptions from an Analytic Unit of a Regional Fusion Center 

  Lewandowski, Carla; Carter, Jeremy G.; Campbell, Walter L. (Taylor & Francis, 2017)

  Information sharing research has largely focused on capturing operational practices related to the exchange of information. A noticeable shortcoming of this developing literature is the lack of scholarly attention focused ...
• Can children break the cycle of disadvantage? Structure and agency in the transmission of education across generations 

  Burger, Kaspar; Walk, Marlene (Springer, 2016-12)

  Research has shown that parents tend to pass educational advantage or disadvantage on to their children. However, little is known about the extent to which the intergenerational transmission of education involves children’s ...
• Making Nonprofits More Effective: Performance Management and Performance Appraisals 

  Walk, Marlene; Kennedy, Troy (Routledge, 2017)

  Performance management and performance appraisals have long been regarded as key for effective strategic human resource management (SHRM) in the for-profit sector. When well- designed, performance management in general and ...
• Examining Fatal Opioid Overdoses in Marion County, Indiana 

  Ray, Bradley; Quinet, Kenna; Dickinson, Timothy; Watson, Dennis P.; Ballew, Alfarena (Springer, 2017-04-01)

  Drug-related overdoses are now the leading injury-related death in the USA, and many of these deaths are associated with illicit opioids and prescription opiate pain medication. This study uses multiple sources of data to ...
• Green Buildings: Economics and Policies 

  Matisoff, Daniel C.; Noonan, Douglas S.; Flowers, Mallory E. (Oxford, 2016)

  This article presents an overview of green building economics and policies through a survey of theoretical and empirical evidence concerning green building practices. We define green building policy as policies that affect ...
• A Stroke of the Pen: Dimensions of a Presidential Decision 

  Cedrone, James; Foley, William A., Jr.; Ginsberg, Susan; Goodrich, Allen; Hackman, Larry; Marci, Joan-Ellen (Indiana University, 1975)

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