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Journal of Criminal Justice Education Volume 18, 2007 - Issue 3: Scholarly Influence in Criminal Justice
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Learning from the Classics: an Empirical Examination of the Cultural Literacy in Criminological Theory

Matthew J. Giblin
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Joseph A. Schafer
Pages 340-359 | Published online: 06 Nov 2007

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Helen Taylor Greene, Shaun L. Gabbidon & Sean K. Wilson. (2018) Included? The Status of African American Scholars in the Discipline of Criminology and Criminal Justice Since 2004. Journal of Criminal Justice Education 29:1, pages 96-115.
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Tage Ingemar Alalehto & Olle Persson. (2013) The Sutherland tradition in criminology: a bibliometric story. Criminal Justice Studies 26:1, pages 1-18.
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Kerry Wimshurst. (2011) Applying threshold concepts theory to an unsettled field: an exploratory study in criminal justice education. Studies in Higher Education 36:3, pages 301-314.
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David Shichor. (2010) The French–Italian Controversy: A Neglected Historical Topic in Criminological Literacy. Journal of Criminal Justice Education 21:3, pages 211-228.
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ShaunL. Gabbidon & Favian Martin. (2010) An Era‐Based Exploration of the Most Significant Books in Criminology/Criminal Justice: A Research Note. Journal of Criminal Justice Education 21:3, pages 348-369.
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GennaroF. Vito & Richard Tewksbury. (2008) The Great Books in Criminal Justice: As Ranked by Elite Members of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences. Journal of Criminal Justice Education 19:3, pages 366-382.
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Aleksandra Jordanoska & Isabel Schoultz. 2019. The Handbook of White‐Collar Crime. The Handbook of White‐Collar Crime 1 15 .
Robert C. Hauhart. (2012) Toward a Sociology of Criminological Theory. The American Sociologist 43:2, pages 153-171.
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Shaun L. Gabbidon & Rebekah Collins. (2011) Using Google Scholar to Determine the Most Cited Criminology and Criminal Justice-Related Books. American Journal of Criminal Justice 37:1, pages 33-45.
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