Envisioning Criminology

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“…Nevertheless, these data illustrate the importance of law enforcement officials paying attention to offenders who commit crimes involving animal cruelty and to making an effort to collect data that is as accurate as possible. Despite the limitations and the lack of coverage to date, the NIBRS database is still useful for examining crime within a single jurisdiction or for comparing jurisdictions of similar size and type (e.g., urban vs. rural) (National Academy of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine 2018;Addington 2015;Bibel 2015;Jarvis 2015;Snyder 2013aSnyder , 2013bAddington and Randour 2012;Addington 2009;Bureau of Justice Statistics n.d.).…”

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“…They are also similar to the 2018 data provided by the CJIS, published by Palais (2020b), showing that 48% of 2018 offenders were male, 29% were female, 7% were unknown, and 16% were "blank". This example illustrates why there may be variability in the numbers and demonstrates why it is important to understand how the NIBRS data is collected, how it is processed, and why one must be careful when looking at the numbers from a particular type of crime or category of offender (Addington 2009(Addington , 2015Bibel 2015;Jarvis 2015). This is especially true when making comparisons among the different sources of NIBRS data available for analysis (see also Data Availability Statement).…”

Section: Gender Of Animal Cruelty Offendersmentioning

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“…The fact that some expected relationships may not emerge in the NIBRS data, that do appear in the literature, may be in part because previous studies have relied on self-reports or other methods of data collection and are not official records (Levitt et al 2016). Another explanation may be due to the well-known fact that a lot of crime is not reported to authorities and only becomes known when crime victimization surveys are conducted (National Academy of Sciences, Engineering, andMedicine 2016, 2018;Addington 2009). Finally, because the data is anonymized, there is no way to really know who the offenders are and if they have also been involved in other crimes involving sex offenses.…”

Section: Intentional Animal Cruelty and Human Sexual Assaultmentioning

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Using the National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS) to Study Animal Cruelty: Preliminary Results (2016–2019)

Palais

2021

Social Sciences

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On 1 January 2016, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) began collecting data on crimes involving animal cruelty from law enforcement agencies that participate in the National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS) in the United States (U.S.). Prior to 2016, such crimes either went unreported or were lumped into an “all other offenses” category, making it difficult to understand who was committing these crimes and whether there were any connections between crimes perpetrated against animals and crimes in which there was a human victim. Animal cruelty has cruelty has been linked to certain types of human violence and, therefore, it is important for authorities to know more about the people committing these crimes. Preliminary results from an analysis of the first four years (2016–2019) of data are presented. The age and gender of animal cruelty offenders, the time of day when most crimes occur, and the most common locations where offenses take place are presented. The type of animal cruelty involved and details of the other crimes that co-occur with animal cruelty are discussed. The limitations of the data are shared and recommendations are made about other types of data that could be collected in the future to add value to the data.

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Section: Gender Of Animal Cruelty Offendersmentioning

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Section: Intentional Animal Cruelty and Human Sexual Assaultmentioning

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Using the National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS) to Study Animal Cruelty: Preliminary Results (2016–2019)

Palais

2021

Social Sciences

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“…An organization deals with languages, beliefs, and practices that consist of organizational code (Whyte 1957;Van Maanen, 1973). At the same time, organizational code is varying to individual beliefs.…”

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“…Through various forms of instruction, inculcation, and demonstration organizational knowledge and faith are diffused to individuals. Practices, languages and beliefs that consist of the organizational code when an organization socializes recruits (Peter Moskos, 1973;Van Maanen, 1973). Similarly, the organizational code alters to individual beliefs.…”

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Impact of absorptive capacity and dominant logic on ERP assimilation in Chinese firms

Khan

Xuehe

Atlas

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S. (2017). Impact of absorptive capacity and dominant logic on ERP assimilation in Chinese firms. Przedsiębiorczość Międzynarodowa, 3(2), [81][82][83][84][85][86][87][88][89][90][91][92][93][94][95][96][97][98][99], Ekonomia międzynarodowa wobec współczesnych wyzwań. Kraków: Uniwersytet Ekonomiczny w Krakowie). Impact Abstract:Firms belong to social communities that are experts in creation of new knowledge from environment. Knowledge that is generated from past experience and from environment can affect firm's process positively. Processing knowledge assimilation in a better way, strong leadership abilities are needed. That can recognize knowledge from environment in the sense of opportunities and threats. In this article, we discuss the effect of absorptive capacity (ACAP) and dominant logic (DL) on enterprise resource planning (ERP). Dynamic capabilities (DC) of top managers to absorb the knowledge from the environment and assimilate it according to their needs that improve firm's enterprise resource planning (ERP). Our main focus in this article is knowledge and how top-level managers routine that knowledge to get the future benefits for their respective firms. The model was adopted from past literature that shows the effect of absorptive capacity its subsets and dominant logic and its dimensions on ERP assimilation. For this study we examined the Chinese firms located in Hefei city (Anhui province) China. Hefei is one of the fastest developing and emerging economic hub in China. Employees from top level are the target group in this study. The results prove our hypotheses that absorptive capacity and dominant logic have a positive influence on ERP in Chinese firms, that not only increases the productivity and performance of the firm, but also helps in the allocation of resources and decision making processes to stand in the dynamic market and oppose any kind of threats. Our results showed positive correlation between all the variables.

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Street Gang Intervention: Review and Good Lives Extension

Mallion

Wood

2020

Social Sciences

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Tackling street gangs has recently been highlighted as a priority for public health. In this paper, the four components of a public health approach were reviewed: (1) surveillance, (2) identifying risk and protective factors, (3) developing and evaluating interventions at primary prevention, secondary prevention, and tertiary intervention stages, and (4) implementation of evidence-based programs. Findings regarding the effectiveness of prevention and intervention programs for street gang members were mixed, with unclear goals/objectives, limited theoretical foundation, and a lack of consistency in program implementation impeding effectiveness at reducing street gang involvement. This paper proposes that the Good Lives Model (GLM), a strengths-based framework for offender rehabilitation, provides an innovative approach to street gang intervention. Utilizing approach-goals, the GLM assumes that improving an individual’s internal skills and external opportunities will reduce the need to become involved in street gangs. Wrapping the GLM framework around current evidence-based interventions (e.g., Functional Family Therapy) increases client engagement and motivation to change, which is notably poor amongst those at risk of, or involved in, street gangs.

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Envisioning Criminology

Cited by 3 publications

References 120 publications

Using the National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS) to Study Animal Cruelty: Preliminary Results (2016–2019)

Using the National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS) to Study Animal Cruelty: Preliminary Results (2016–2019)

Impact of absorptive capacity and dominant logic on ERP assimilation in Chinese firms

Street Gang Intervention: Review and Good Lives Extension

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