Scott Jacques

Associate Prof of Criminology, Andrew Young School, Georgia State

Interested in a lot of things, but especially increasing access to criminological works.

Atlanta, GA, USA www.scottjacques.us 0000-0002-2089-4078 sjacques83 https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=PVR6a7EAAAAJ&hl=en

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Grey Area: Regulating Amsterdam's Coffeeshops

Published: May 29, 2020

Code of the Suburb: Inside the World of Young Middle-Class Drug Dealers

Published: May 29, 2020

Method

by Scott Jacques

Published: May 29, 2020

Drugs

by Scott Jacques

Published: May 29, 2020

Other

by Scott Jacques

Published: May 29, 2020

Intimacy with Outlaws: The Role of Relational Distance in Recruiting, Paying, and Interviewing Underworld Research Participants

by Scott Jacques and Richard Wright

Published: May 30, 2020

Apprehending Criminals: The Impact of Law on Offender-Based Research

by Scott Jacques and Richard Wright

Published: Jun 02, 2020

Right or Wrong? Toward a Theory of IRB’s (Dis)Approval of Research

by Scott Jacques and Richard Wright

Published: Jun 02, 2020

Criminology as Social Control: Discriminatory Research and Its Role in the Reproduction of Social Inequalities

by Scott Jacques and Richard Wright

Published: Jun 02, 2020

Dangerous Intimacy: Toward a Theory of Violent Victimization in Active Offender Research

by Scott Jacques and Richard Wright

Published: Jun 02, 2020

Foreign Fieldworkers and Native Participants: A Theory of Method

by Scott Jacques, Marie Rosenkrantz Lindegaard, and Jean-Louis van Gelder

Published: Jun 02, 2020

The Quantitative-Qualitative Divide in Criminology: A Theory of Ideas’ Importance, Attractiveness, and Publication

by Scott Jacques

Published: Jun 02, 2020

Seeing the Offenders’ Perspective through the Eye-Tracking Device: Methodological Insights from a Study of Shoplifters

by Scott Jacques, Nicole Lasky, and Bonnie Fisher

Published: Jun 02, 2020

Where Are We? Why Are We Here? Where Are We Going? How Do We Get There? The Future of Qualitative Research in American Criminology

by Richard Wright, Scott Jacques, and Michael Stein

Published: Jun 02, 2020

Interviewing Offenders: The Active vs. Inmate Debate

by Heith Copes, Scott Jacques, Andrew Hochstetler, and Timothy Dickinson

Published: Jun 02, 2020

Learning from the Offenders’ Perspective on Crime Prevention

by Scott Jacques and Elizabeth Bonomo

Published: Jun 02, 2020

Pairing Fieldworkers with Patrol Officers: A Study of Supervising Officers’ Selections

by Andrea Allen and Scott Jacques

Published: Jun 02, 2020

Which Source Possesses the Best Data on the Empirical Aspects of Criminal Events? A Theory of Opportunity and Necessary Conditions

by Scott Jacques

Published: Jun 03, 2020

Lost in the Park: Learning to Navigate the Unpredictability of Fieldwork

by Elizabeth Bonomo and Scott Jacques

Published: Jun 03, 2020

Weapon Lethality and Social Distance: A National Test of a Social Structural Theory

by Callie Rennison, Scott Jacques, and Mark Berg

Published: Jun 03, 2020

Coffeeshops, Victimization & Police Mobilization

by Kim Moeller and Scott Jacques

Published: Jun 03, 2020

“He Did that Because I was Black”: Black College Students Perceive Municipal Police, Not Campus Police, as Discriminating

by Andrea Allen and Scott Jacques

Published: Jun 05, 2020

“Thinking thief” in the Crime Prevention Arms Race: Lessons Learned from Shoplifters

by Nicole Lasky, Bonnie Fisher, and Scott Jacques

Published: Jun 05, 2020

Victim Injury and Social Distance: A National Test of a General Principle of Conflict

by Callie Rennison, Scott Jacques, and Andrea Allen

Published: Jun 05, 2020

Posterior Gains and Immediate Pains: Offender Emotions Before, During and After Robberies

by Marie Rosenkrantz Lindegaard, Wim Bernasco, Scott Jacques, and Babet Zevenbergen

Published: Jun 05, 2020

Social Distance and Immediate Informal Responses to Violent Victimization

by Scott Jacques and Callie Rennison

Published: Jun 05, 2020

Reflexive Retaliation for Violent Victimization: The Effect of Social Distance on Weapon Lethality

by Scott Jacques and Callie Rennison

Published: Jun 05, 2020

Agency as a Cause of Crime

by Marie Rosenkrantz Lindegaard and Scott Jacques

Published: Jun 05, 2020

Police Officers’ Theories of Crime

by Andrea Allen and Scott Jacques

Published: Jun 05, 2020

Glossing Over Shoplifting: How Thieves Act Normal

by Nicole Lasky, Scott Jacques, and Bonnie Fisher

Published: Jun 05, 2020

“It Takes Skills to Take a Car”: Perceptual and Procedural Expertise in Carjacking

by Volkan Topalli, Scott Jacques, and Richard Wright

Published: Jun 05, 2020

The Relevance of Peace to Studies of Drug Market Violence

by Scott Jacques and Richard Wright

Published: Jun 06, 2020

The Victimization—Termination Link

by Scott Jacques and Richard Wright

Published: Jun 06, 2020

Drug Law and Violent Retaliation

by Scott Jacques and Richard Wright

Published: Jun 06, 2020

The Necessary Conditions for Retaliation: Toward a Theory of Non-Violent and Violent Forms in Drug Markets

by Scott Jacques

Published: Jun 06, 2020

Informal Control and Illicit Drug Trade

by Scott Jacques and Richard Wright

Published: Jun 06, 2020

The Emergence and Evolution of Drug User Groups in the UK

by Trevor Bennett, Scott Jacques, and Richard Wright

Published: Jun 06, 2020

The Offenders’ Perspective on Prevention: Guarding Against Victimization and Law Enforcement

by Scott Jacques and Danielle Reynald

Published: Jun 06, 2020

The Code of the Suburb and Drug Dealing

by Scott Jacques and Richard Wright

Published: Jun 07, 2020

Policing Alcohol-Related Crime among College Students

by Andrea Allen and Scott Jacques

Published: Jun 07, 2020

Alcohol-Related Crime among College Students: A Review of Research and Fruitful Areas for Future Work

by Andrea Allen and Scott Jacques

Published: Jun 07, 2020

Drug Dealing: Amsterdam’s Red Light District

by Scott Jacques and Wim Bernasco

Published: Jun 07, 2020

How Victimized Drug Traders Mobilize Police

by Scott Jacques and Richard Wright

Published: Jun 07, 2020

Bentham’s Sanction Typology and Restrictive Deterrence: A Study of Young, Suburban, Middle-Class Drug Dealers

by Scott Jacques and Andrea Allen

Published: Jun 07, 2020

Drug Dealers’ Rational Choices on Which Customers to Rip-Off

by Scott Jacques, Andrea Allen, and Richard Wright

Published: Jun 07, 2020

Drug Dealers, Retaliation & Deterrence

by Scott Jacques, Richard Wright, and Andrea Allen

Published: Jun 07, 2020

A Sociological Theory of Drug Sales, Gifts, and Frauds

by Scott Jacques and Richard Wright

Published: Jun 07, 2020

Global Marijuana Cultivation and Societal Place Because and In Spite of American Policy and Perception

by Charles Hogan and Scott Jacques

Published: Jun 07, 2020

Drug Market Violence: Virtual Anarchy, Police Pressure, Predation, and Retaliation

by Scott Jacques and Andrea Allen

Published: Jun 07, 2020

Bentham, Not Epicurus: The Relevance of Pleasure to Studies of Drug-Involved Pain

by Scott Jacques

Published: Jun 08, 2020

Where Do Dealers Solicit Customers and Sell Them Drugs? A Micro-Level Multiple Methods Study

by Wim Bernasco and Scott Jacques

Published: Jun 08, 2020

Drug Sellers' Neutralizations of Guiltless Drug Sales and Avoidance of "Drug Dealer" Identities

by Timothy Dickinson and Scott Jacques

Published: Jun 08, 2020

Ironies of Crime, Control, and Criminology

by Scott Jacques and Richard Wright

Published: Jun 08, 2020

“A Run-In with the Cops is Really Few and Far Between”: Negative Evidence and Ethnographic Understanding of Racial Discrimination by Police

by Scott Jacques

Published: Jun 08, 2020

The Effects of Prohibition and Decriminalization on Drug Market Conflict: Comparing Street Dealers, Coffeeshops, and Cafés in Amsterdam

by Scott Jacques, Richard Rosenfeld, Richard Wright, and Frank van Gemert

Published: Jun 09, 2020

What Criminals’ Tattoos Symbolize: Drawing on Darwin, Durkheim, and Lombroso

by Scott Jacques

Published: Jun 09, 2020

Drug Control Policy, Normalization, and Symbolic Boundaries in Amsterdam’s Coffeeshops

by Timothy Dickinson and Scott Jacques

Published: Jul 23, 2020