Research Methods for Rural Criminologists
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Research Methods for Rural Criminologists
Pytlarz, Artur; Peterson, Jessica; Weisheit, Ralph A.
Taylor & Francis Ltd
05/2024
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List of Figures
List of Boxes
List of Contributors
Chapter 1. Defining Rural
Callie Marie Rennison and Hailey Powers Mondragon
Chapter 2. Studying the Rural Criminal Justice System
Kyle C. Ward, Paul Hawkins, and Alexandra Swanty
Chapter 3. An Essay on Theory and Research in Rural Criminology
Joseph F. Donnermeyer
Chapter 4. Gaining Access to Rural Communities
Jessica Rene Peterson
Chapter 5. Gathering Data on Male-To-Female Violence in Rural and Remote Places
Walter S. DeKeseredy
Chapter 6. Investigating Access to Justice, the Rural Lawyer Shortage, and Implications for Civil and Criminal Legal Systems
Lisa Pruitt and Andrew Davies
Chapter 7. Researching State Crime in Rural Areas
Victoria E. Collins
Chapter 8. Crime Talk in the Countryside
Artur Pytlarz and Matt Bowden
Chapter 9. Surveying in Rural Settings
Alistair Harkness, Kyle Mulrooney, and Joseph F. Donnermeyer
Chapter 10. Focus Groups: The Challenges and Advantages of Creating and Using Focus Groups in Rural Areas?
Gorazd Mesko and Rok Hacin
Chapter 11. Geographical Information and GIS in Rural Criminology
Vania Ceccato
Chapter 12. Entering the Relational Space: Using Field-Analytic Methods in Researching Rural Security
Matt Bowden and Artur Pytlarz
Chapter 13. Interviewing in Rural Areas
Kreseda Smith
Chapter 14. Ethnographic Research: Immersing Oneself in the Rural Environment.
Michele Statz and William Garriott
Chapter 15. Visually Representing Rural: Ethics of Photographing Marginalized People in the Rural South
Heith Copes and Jared Ragland
Chapter 16. Content Analysis in Rural Criminology
Stephen T. Young and Brian Pitman
Chapter 17. Going Global: The Challenges of Studying Rural Crime Worldwide
Ziwei Qi
Chapter 18. Future Directions for Rural Research Methods
Ralph Weisheit
Index
List of Boxes
List of Contributors
Chapter 1. Defining Rural
Callie Marie Rennison and Hailey Powers Mondragon
Chapter 2. Studying the Rural Criminal Justice System
Kyle C. Ward, Paul Hawkins, and Alexandra Swanty
Chapter 3. An Essay on Theory and Research in Rural Criminology
Joseph F. Donnermeyer
Chapter 4. Gaining Access to Rural Communities
Jessica Rene Peterson
Chapter 5. Gathering Data on Male-To-Female Violence in Rural and Remote Places
Walter S. DeKeseredy
Chapter 6. Investigating Access to Justice, the Rural Lawyer Shortage, and Implications for Civil and Criminal Legal Systems
Lisa Pruitt and Andrew Davies
Chapter 7. Researching State Crime in Rural Areas
Victoria E. Collins
Chapter 8. Crime Talk in the Countryside
Artur Pytlarz and Matt Bowden
Chapter 9. Surveying in Rural Settings
Alistair Harkness, Kyle Mulrooney, and Joseph F. Donnermeyer
Chapter 10. Focus Groups: The Challenges and Advantages of Creating and Using Focus Groups in Rural Areas?
Gorazd Mesko and Rok Hacin
Chapter 11. Geographical Information and GIS in Rural Criminology
Vania Ceccato
Chapter 12. Entering the Relational Space: Using Field-Analytic Methods in Researching Rural Security
Matt Bowden and Artur Pytlarz
Chapter 13. Interviewing in Rural Areas
Kreseda Smith
Chapter 14. Ethnographic Research: Immersing Oneself in the Rural Environment.
Michele Statz and William Garriott
Chapter 15. Visually Representing Rural: Ethics of Photographing Marginalized People in the Rural South
Heith Copes and Jared Ragland
Chapter 16. Content Analysis in Rural Criminology
Stephen T. Young and Brian Pitman
Chapter 17. Going Global: The Challenges of Studying Rural Crime Worldwide
Ziwei Qi
Chapter 18. Future Directions for Rural Research Methods
Ralph Weisheit
Index
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Criminological Research Methods;Data Collection;Data Analysis;Rural Communities;Geographical Information Systems;Ethnographic Research;Content Analysis;Rural Focus Groups;Rural Criminology;Institutional Review Board;Rural Criminologists;Field Analytic Methods;Vice Versa;Rural Crime;Quantitative Research;NCVS;Rural Researchers;Crowdsourced Data;Green Criminology;Rural Security;Civil Society;Text Alert;Quantitative Survey Instrument;Crime Talk;Focus Group Interview Method;Rural Jails;Farm Crime;Indigent Defense;Urban Focus Group;Focus Group Interviews;Young Men;Rural Emergency Medical Services;Indirect Data Collection
List of Figures
List of Boxes
List of Contributors
Chapter 1. Defining Rural
Callie Marie Rennison and Hailey Powers Mondragon
Chapter 2. Studying the Rural Criminal Justice System
Kyle C. Ward, Paul Hawkins, and Alexandra Swanty
Chapter 3. An Essay on Theory and Research in Rural Criminology
Joseph F. Donnermeyer
Chapter 4. Gaining Access to Rural Communities
Jessica Rene Peterson
Chapter 5. Gathering Data on Male-To-Female Violence in Rural and Remote Places
Walter S. DeKeseredy
Chapter 6. Investigating Access to Justice, the Rural Lawyer Shortage, and Implications for Civil and Criminal Legal Systems
Lisa Pruitt and Andrew Davies
Chapter 7. Researching State Crime in Rural Areas
Victoria E. Collins
Chapter 8. Crime Talk in the Countryside
Artur Pytlarz and Matt Bowden
Chapter 9. Surveying in Rural Settings
Alistair Harkness, Kyle Mulrooney, and Joseph F. Donnermeyer
Chapter 10. Focus Groups: The Challenges and Advantages of Creating and Using Focus Groups in Rural Areas?
Gorazd Mesko and Rok Hacin
Chapter 11. Geographical Information and GIS in Rural Criminology
Vania Ceccato
Chapter 12. Entering the Relational Space: Using Field-Analytic Methods in Researching Rural Security
Matt Bowden and Artur Pytlarz
Chapter 13. Interviewing in Rural Areas
Kreseda Smith
Chapter 14. Ethnographic Research: Immersing Oneself in the Rural Environment.
Michele Statz and William Garriott
Chapter 15. Visually Representing Rural: Ethics of Photographing Marginalized People in the Rural South
Heith Copes and Jared Ragland
Chapter 16. Content Analysis in Rural Criminology
Stephen T. Young and Brian Pitman
Chapter 17. Going Global: The Challenges of Studying Rural Crime Worldwide
Ziwei Qi
Chapter 18. Future Directions for Rural Research Methods
Ralph Weisheit
Index
List of Boxes
List of Contributors
Chapter 1. Defining Rural
Callie Marie Rennison and Hailey Powers Mondragon
Chapter 2. Studying the Rural Criminal Justice System
Kyle C. Ward, Paul Hawkins, and Alexandra Swanty
Chapter 3. An Essay on Theory and Research in Rural Criminology
Joseph F. Donnermeyer
Chapter 4. Gaining Access to Rural Communities
Jessica Rene Peterson
Chapter 5. Gathering Data on Male-To-Female Violence in Rural and Remote Places
Walter S. DeKeseredy
Chapter 6. Investigating Access to Justice, the Rural Lawyer Shortage, and Implications for Civil and Criminal Legal Systems
Lisa Pruitt and Andrew Davies
Chapter 7. Researching State Crime in Rural Areas
Victoria E. Collins
Chapter 8. Crime Talk in the Countryside
Artur Pytlarz and Matt Bowden
Chapter 9. Surveying in Rural Settings
Alistair Harkness, Kyle Mulrooney, and Joseph F. Donnermeyer
Chapter 10. Focus Groups: The Challenges and Advantages of Creating and Using Focus Groups in Rural Areas?
Gorazd Mesko and Rok Hacin
Chapter 11. Geographical Information and GIS in Rural Criminology
Vania Ceccato
Chapter 12. Entering the Relational Space: Using Field-Analytic Methods in Researching Rural Security
Matt Bowden and Artur Pytlarz
Chapter 13. Interviewing in Rural Areas
Kreseda Smith
Chapter 14. Ethnographic Research: Immersing Oneself in the Rural Environment.
Michele Statz and William Garriott
Chapter 15. Visually Representing Rural: Ethics of Photographing Marginalized People in the Rural South
Heith Copes and Jared Ragland
Chapter 16. Content Analysis in Rural Criminology
Stephen T. Young and Brian Pitman
Chapter 17. Going Global: The Challenges of Studying Rural Crime Worldwide
Ziwei Qi
Chapter 18. Future Directions for Rural Research Methods
Ralph Weisheit
Index
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Criminological Research Methods;Data Collection;Data Analysis;Rural Communities;Geographical Information Systems;Ethnographic Research;Content Analysis;Rural Focus Groups;Rural Criminology;Institutional Review Board;Rural Criminologists;Field Analytic Methods;Vice Versa;Rural Crime;Quantitative Research;NCVS;Rural Researchers;Crowdsourced Data;Green Criminology;Rural Security;Civil Society;Text Alert;Quantitative Survey Instrument;Crime Talk;Focus Group Interview Method;Rural Jails;Farm Crime;Indigent Defense;Urban Focus Group;Focus Group Interviews;Young Men;Rural Emergency Medical Services;Indirect Data Collection
