What is a criminologist, anyway?
Put away your grin, wiseacre, if you were planing to say, "someone who practices or studies criminology."
As a member of the American Society of Criminology, the largest and most respected professional organization of criminologists in the world, I receive a subscription to ASC's newsletter titled The Criminologist. Normally, there's a feature article with academic-y, ivory tower kinds of ruminations, along with news and happenings in the field, job listings, and teaching tips for the professorial types.
Related articles
- The History of Criminal Profiling (profilesofmurder.wordpress.com)
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- "Will Ex-Inmates Who Get Jobs Commit Fewer Crimes?" (sentencing.typepad.com)
- No such thing as a typical criminal career (eurekalert.org)
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