• Mapping the Implementation Landscape: Assessing the Systemic Capacity of Statewide Community Corrections Agencies to Deliver Evidence-Based Practices 

  Salisbury, Emily; Sundt, Jody; Boppre, Breanna (Corrections: Police, Practice, and Research, 2018-09)

  Treatment quality is recognized as a critical moderator for programs to successfully reduce recidivism. Yet, the implementation of any new initiative takes place within a context—a system comprised of varying structures, ...
• Thirty Years of Public Management Scholarship: Plenty of “How” Not Enough “Why” 

  Kennedy, Sheila Suess (Emerald, 2017)

  Purpose The purpose of this paper is to determine the overarching lessons to be gleaned from 30 years of public management literature. Design/methodology/approach The methodology was simple: review the professional ...
• Fentanyl related overdose in Indianapolis: Estimating trends using multilevel Bayesian models 

  Phalen, Peter; Ray, Bradley; Watson, Dennis P.; Huynh, Philip; Greene, Marion S. (Elsevier, 2018)

  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 ...
• The Many Dimensions of Historic Preservation Value: National and Local Designation, Internal and External Policy Effects 

  Oba, Tetsuharu; Noonan, Douglas S. (Taylor & Francis, 2017)

  This analysis examines the internal and external policy effects of national and local register programmes for historic preservation. Robust hedonic pricing models are crucial to informing policy proposals and understanding ...
• Method to assess component contribution to toxicity of complex mixtures: Assessment of puberty acquisition in rats exposed to disinfection byproducts 

  Parvez, Shahid; Rice, Glenn E.; Teuschler, Linda K.; Simmons, Jane Ellen; Speth, Thomas F.; Richardson, Susan D.; Miltner, Richard J.; Hunter, E. Sidney, III; Pressman, Jonathan G.; Strader, Lillian F.; Klinefelter, Gary R.; Goldman, Jerome M.; Narotsky, Michael G. (Elsevier, 2017-08)

  A method based on regression modeling was developed to discern the contribution of component chemicals to the toxicity of highly complex, environmentally realistic mixtures of disinfection byproducts (DBPs). Chemical ...
• 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 ...
• Lest we forget: a historical analysis of police line of duty deaths in Indianapolis 

  Hipple, Natalie Kroovand; Gruenewald, Jeff; Gonsler, John (Taylor & Francis, 2017)

  Previous studies on police line of duty deaths are limited by their heavy reliance on traditional data. While the FBI’s Law Enforcement Officers Killed and Assaulted (LEOKA) data have undoubtedly advanced what we know about ...
• “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, ...
• Differentiating Between Delinquent Groups and Gangs: Moving Beyond Offending Consequences 

  Carson, Dena C.; Wiley, Stephanie A. (Taylor & Francis, 2017)

  Even when controlling for high levels of delinquent peers, gang youth differ from their nongang counterparts on a variety of attitudinal and behavioral measures. Researchers have argued that differences can be attributed ...
• School Transitions as a Turning Point for Gang Status 

  Carson, Dena C.; Melde, Chris; Wiley, Stephanie A. (Taylor & Francis, 2017)

  The study of gangs corresponds well with life course perspectives of crime as the onset, persistence, and desistance from crime parallel the stages of gang membership. This literature commonly draws on turning points to ...
• 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 ...
• Making Smart and Sustainable Infrastructure Projects Viable: Private Choices, Public Support, and Systems Constraints 

  Noonan, Douglas S.; Zhou, Shan; Kirkman, Robert (Cogitato Press, 2017-09-08)

  Sustainable cities will require major infrastructure investments coupled with widespread behavioral change. Examples of smart, green technologies abound, but evidence for actual use lags. This partly owes to the tension ...
• Disputant Preferences for Mediated or Adjudicated Processes in Administrative Agencies: The Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission Settlement Part Program 

  Malatesta, Deanna; Amsler, Lisa Blomgren; Scott, Susanna Foxworthy (Cornell, 2017-11)

  Previous research examining disputants’ preferences for mediation over more formal adjudicative proceedings is limited and mostly experimental. Moreover, this work has not examined preferences in relation to repeated ...
• Economics of Cultural Tourism: issues and perspectives 

  Noonan, Douglas S.; Rizzo, Ilde (Springer, 2017)

  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 ...
• 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 ...
• Traumatic Brain Injury and Recidivism among Returning Inmates 

  Ray, Bradley; Richardson, Nicholas J. (Sage, 2017-03)

  In recent years, there has been a surge in research that examines the relationship between traumatic brain injury (TBI) and involvement in the criminal justice system. However, the bulk of this research has been largely ...
• The Influence of Trust and Attitudes on the Purchase Frequency of Organic Produce 

  Dumortier, Jerome; Evans, Keith S.; Grebitus, Carola; Martin, Pamela A. (Taylor & Francis, 2017)

  Growth in organic food sales is mainly due to consumers becoming more aware of health issues and environmental concerns. Understanding the drivers of organic consumption is crucial to predict future market outcomes. In ...
• Do Targeted Killings Increase or Decrease Terrorism? 

  Gruenewald, Jeff (Wiley, 2017-02)
• 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 ...

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