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Bootstrap dreams : U.S. microenterprise development in an era of welfare reform
Doing justice, doing gender, c1996:
Justice provocateur : Jane Tennison and policing in Prime suspect
Teaching introduction to corrections
Women in law and criminal justice occupations
Žrtvovalačka konstrukcija ženskog roda u reality crime televizijskom programu

School Justice Studies Arizona State U, Tempe 85287 tel/fax: 602-965-7013/9199 ‎(5)
University of Illinois Press ‎(4)
Sage Publications ‎(4)
ILR press ‎(3)
Sage ‎(2)
Cornell University Press ‎(2)
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA PRESS ‎(1)
School Justice & Social Inquiry, Arizona State U ‎(1)
pGray Cavender is a Professor of Justice and Social Inquiry at Arizona Stale University. He teaches courses on Media, Law & Society, and Punishment. His primary research interest is in the media, and includes topics ranging from reality television to how the media depict crime. With Mark Fishman, he edited Entertaining Crime: Television Reality Programs (Aldine de Gruyter, 1998)./p pNancy C. Jurik is a Professor of Justice and Social Inquiry at Arizona State University. She leaches courses on "Women and Work " and "Economic Justice. " Her publications focus on gender, work organizations, and economic development programs. She has published a book entitled Doing Justice, Doing Gender: Women in Law and Criminal Justice Occupations (Sage, 1996), and numerous articles on gender and work issues. She recently completed a book on U. S. microenterprise development programs entitled Bootstrap Dreams - U.S. Microenterprise Development in an Era of Welfare Preform (Cornell University Press, forthcoming). She was the 2002-2003 President of the Society for the Study of Social Problems./p ‎(1)
Dept Sociology & Criminal Justice, U Delaware, Newark ‎(1)

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