Gender, Crime, and Victimization Research

Researchers

Distinguished Research Fellow , Crime and Justice Policy Research Program

This area includes a line of research on the vulnerabilities of women and race/ethnic minorities to violent victimization, which seeks to identify broad trends over time, as well as to identify factors that expose certain subgroups to high rates of violence and other factors that protect them from violence. The area also includes work on gender differences in delinquency, and on women’s offending, particularly violent offending.

Gender, Crime, and Victimization Publications

Gender, Crime, and Victimization | Journal Article
The Disproportionate Mental Health Burden Among Incarcerated Transgender and Gender Diverse People
Communities and Crime | Journal Article
The "Boyfriend Loophole" and Intimate Partner Homicides: A Longitudinal Analysis Using the National Violent Death Reporting System
Communities and Crime | Journal Article
Beyond Their Absence: Male Intergenerational Social Ties and Community Informal Social Control
Interpersonal Conflict and Violence | Journal Article
Workplace violence victimization in young workers: An analysis of the US National Crime Victimization Survey, 2008 to 2012
Gender, Crime, and Victimization | Journal Article
Taking sides: Gender and third‐party partisanship in disputes*