Sociology and Criminal Justice - Lourdes University
Sociology and Criminal Justice
Little Criminals Focusing on the 1996 Richmond, California incident of a six year old boy nearly beating a baby to death, this site explores the causes of violence in children and ways of dealing with juvenile violence. Includes expert testimony on early predictors of violence, research on social and biological factors, and related public policy aspects. Also features information on San Francisco’s 1971 crucifixion murder. From the PBS series, Frontline
Center for Immigration Studies (CIS) A non-profit, non-partisan research institute which examines and critiques the impact of immigration on the United States. The site publishes news, articles, reports, and publications on immigration issues, and lists a variety of immigration topics which reflect concerns of the U.S. government, such as terrorism and national security
City Journal Articles and opinion on such urban topics as crime, education, city planning, immigration, welfare, transportation, etc. The magazine is archived; beginning with the Fall 2001 issue, there is considerable coverage of the September 2001 World Trade Center attack, response, and rebuilding. A publication of The Manhattan Institute for Policy Research
Gang Research.Net Seeks to dispel stereotypes and present research, original documents, and helpful links. While focusing on Chicago gangs, there is information about gangs in other parts of the U.S. as well as the effect globalization has had on gangs. Gang research provides basic information about what gangs are, female gangs, and the relationship of gangs to the war on drugs
American Sociological Association A non-profit membership association dedicated to advancing sociology as a scientific discipline and profession serving the public good
American Correctional Association (A.C.A.) International corrections association with professional development, and certification standards, research, publications, conferences, exhibits
Academy of Criminal Justice Promotes criminal justice education, research, and policy analysis within the discipline of criminal justice for both educators and practitioners
