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(May 11, 2018) VITA

JURG GERBER

OFFICE ADDRESS:

College of Criminal Justice Sam Houston State University Huntsville, Texas 77341-2296

(936) 294-3172

E-mail: [email protected] EDUCATION:

Ph.D. Sociology 1988 Washington State University M.A. Sociology 1984 Washington State University B.A. Government 1982 Eastern Washington University A.A. Social Sciences 1980 Big Bend Community College K.F. Insurance 1977 Kaufmännische Berufsschule Bern (Berne, Switzerland)

PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT:

ADMINISTRATIVE POSITIONS:

9/07 to Present Center/College Director of International Initiatives. College of Criminal

Justice, Sam Houston State University. Primary responsibility includes the coordination of international activities of the College of Criminal Justice.

8/14 to 8/16 Chair of Department of Security Studies. College of Criminal Justice,

Sam Houston State University. Duties included supervision of faculty members, annual evaluations and faculty development.

7/01 to 12/05 Director of International Programs. Sam Houston State University,

Huntsville, TX. Duties included recruiting international students to SHSU (I traveled to Korea, Germany, and Italy for recruiting purposes in 2003) and providing advising while they were enrolled at the university. In addition, I was also responsible for the internationalization of the curriculum and campus environment. Specific activities included the negotiation and maintenance of exchange agreements with international

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universities, serving as a contact for international inquiries, and establishing a center for international students and activities. Furthermore, the English Language Institute, responsible for ESL instruction, was under my supervision. Served as Interim Director--7/10 to 1/11.

7/98 to 8/00 Associate Dean for Academic Administration. College of Criminal Justice.

Sam Houston State University, Huntsville, TX. Served as de facto chair of criminal justice and as Acting Dean in the absence of the Dean. Duties included supervision of faculty members, annual evaluations and faculty development. In addition, I was responsible for the scheduling and monitoring of recruiting, tenure decisions, and promotions of faculty members. I was the administrator ultimately responsible for curriculum planning and scheduling. The Associate Dean is also the keeper of university and college policies and guidelines and as such is responsible for compliance with them. Finally, I handled all cases of grievances involving a student or faculty member.

1/97 to 7/98 Assistant Dean for Graduate Programs. College of Criminal Justice. Sam

Houston State University, Huntsville, TX. Administered the office of Graduate Studies. Duties included the advising of approximately 100 graduate students and supervision of a professional advisor. In addition, I was responsible for the recruitment of new graduate students, the administration of comprehensive examinations, and certification of graduating Master’s and Ph.D. students. I was also involved in the awarding and administration of teaching and research assistantships and served as a liaison between graduate students and faculty members in disputes and appeals. Finally, I was one of three people responsible for scheduling and class assignments for faculty.

8/94 to 1/97 Assistant Dean for Undergraduate Studies. College of Criminal Justice.

Sam Houston State University, Huntsville, TX. Administered the Office of Undergraduate Studies. Duties involved supervision of advisors, both professional and graduate student advisors. The office served approximately 1,200 majors who obtained all their advising there. In addition, I handled academic probation, suspensions, and reinstatements. I was also involved in scheduling and curriculum assessment. We administered programs for students such as “Tuesdays at Two,” a series of career planning responsible for the certification of graduating seniors.

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ACADEMIC POSITIONS:

9/02 to Present Professeur Invité (Visiting Professor for Summer Course, May 2003 to Present). University of Lausanne, Faculty of Law, Lausanne, Switzerland.

5/02 Visiting Lecturer (for Summer Course). University of Lausanne, Faculty of Law, Lausanne, Switzerland

8/00 to Present Professor. College of Criminal Justice, Sam Houston State University, Huntsville, TX.

8/00 to 7/01 On Faculty Development Leave as Fulbright Scholar at Kaliningrad

State University. Kaliningrad, Russia. 8/90 to 8/00 Assistant Professor to Associate Professor. College of Criminal

Justice. Sam Houston State University, Huntsville, TX. 8/86 to 8/90 Senior Instructor to Assistant Professor. Department of

Sociology/Anthropology. University of Idaho, Moscow, ID. 9/82 to 8/86 Research and Teaching Assistant. Department of Sociology.

Washington State University, Pullman, WA. 1/82 to 3/82 Legislative Intern. House of Representatives, State of Washington,

Olympia, WA. 3/74 to 3/77 Business Apprentice. 3-year business apprenticeship in insurance

company. Winterthur-Versicherungen, Berne, Switzerland.

AREAS OF SCHOLARSHIP AND ACADEMIC CONCENTRATIONS:

Criminology International Criminal Justice Issues Comparative Criminology White Collar Crime Drugs and Drug Control Policy Corrections

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PUBLICATIONS:

BOOKS AND EDITORSHIPS:

Gerber, Jurg. 2018- Editor-in-Chief of Asia Pacific Journal of Police & Criminal Justice. Official

Publication of the Asian Association of Police Studies. Gerber, Jurg, Kate Angulski, and Amanda Burris.

2016 The Global Governance of Policing: Police, Societies, and Markets. Proceedings of the 2016 Annual Conference of the Asian Association of Police Studies. Huntsville, TX: Sam Houston State University, College of Criminal Justice (http://www.the-aaps.org/proceedings-2016-aaps-annual-conference/).

Gerber, Jurg, and Eric L. Jensen

2007 Encyclopedia of White-Collar Crime. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press. Gerber, Jurg, and Eric L. Jensen.

2001 Drug War, American Style: The Internationalization of Failed Policy and its Alternatives. New York: Garland.

Jensen, Eric L., and Gerber, Jurg.

1998 The New War on Drugs: Symbolic Politics and Criminal Justice Policy. Cincinnati, OH: Anderson.

Gerber, Jurg.

1993 Guest editor of a special issue on "The Peripheral Core of Criminal Justice Education." Journal of Criminal Justice Education 4(2).

Gerber, Jurg, and Raymond H.C. Teske, Jr.

1993-95 The Criminologist. Official Newsletter of the American Society of Criminology. Volumes 18-20.

Gerber, Jurg.

1990 Conflict Issues in Sociology: Introductory Readings. Dubuque, Iowa: Kendall/Hunt.

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REFEREED ARTICLES:

Kim, Bitna, and Gerber, Jurg.

2018 “Revisiting Police–Adult Probation Partnerships in Texas: Troubling Signs.” Police Quarterly. OnlineFirst.

Kim, Bitna, Gerber, Jurg, Yeonghee Kim, & Matthew Hassett.

2018 “Female-perpetrated homicide in South Korea: A homicide typology.” Deviant Behavior, 39:1042-1057.

Kim, Bitna, Adam K. Matz, and Gerber, Jurg.

2017 “Barriers to Formal Police-Community Corrections Partnerships: A Comparison of Police Chiefs and Chief Probation/Parole Officers’ Perceptions.” International Journal of Police Science & Management, 19:89-100.

Gerber, Jurg, and Kate Angulski.

2016 “The Law and Foreign Prisoners in Texas: A Socio-Legal Analysis.” Polish Journal of Criminology, 2:21-30.

Kim, Bitna, Gerber, Jurg, and Yeonghee Kim.

2016 “Does the Victim–Offender Relationship Matter? Exploring the Sentencing of Female Homicide Offenders. International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology. OnlineFirst.

Dittmann, W. Layne, and Gerber, Jurg.

2016 “Framing Legitimacy: A Qualitative Analysis Examining Local Print-Media Portrayals of an Immigrant Family Detention Center in Texas.” Journal of Qualitative Criminology and Criminal Justice, 4:217-243.

Jhi, Kyung Yon, and Gerber, Jurg.

2015 “Texan gangs in ‘Da Hood’: The impact of actual and perceptual neighborhood qualities on gang membership.” Justice Policy Journal 12(2)1-25.

Steinmetz, Kevin, and Gerber, Jurg.

2014 “’It doesn’t have to be this way:’ Hacker perspectives on privacy.” Social Justice 41(3) 29-51.

Kim, Bitna, Adam K. Matz, Gerber, Jurg, Dan R. Beto, and Eric Lambert.

2013 “Facilitating police-probation/parole partnerships: An examination of police chiefs’ and sheriffs’ perceptions.” Policing: An International Journal of Police Strategies & Management 36: 752-767.

Steinmetz, Kevin, and Gerber, Jurg. 2013 “’The Greatest Crime Syndicate since the Gambinos:’ A Hacker Critique of

Government, Law, and Law Enforcement.” Deviant Behavior 35: 243-261.

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Kim, Bitna, Gerber, Jurg, Dan R. Beto, and Eric Lambert. 2013 “Predictors of Law Enforcement Agencies’ Perceptions of Partnerships with Parole

Agencies.” Police Quarterly 16: 245-269. Kim, Bitna, Gerber, Jurg, Craig Henderson, & Yeonghee Kim.

2012 Applicability of General Power Control Theory to prosocial and antisocial risk-taking behaviors among women in South Korea. Prison Journal 92: 125-150.

Kim, Hee Joo, and Gerber, Jurg.

2012 “The Effectiveness of Reintegrative Shaming and Restorative Justice Conferences: Focusing on Juvenile Offenders' Perceptions in Australian Reintegrative Shaming Experiments.” International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology 56: 1063-1079.

Reprinted in Criminological Theory: A Text/Reader, third edition. Stephen G. Tibbetts, and Craig Hemmens (editors). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage. Reading #30: 575-587.

Kim, Bitna, Gerber, Jurg, and Dan R. Beto.

2012 “An Empirical Assessment of Police-Community Corrections Partnerships in Texas: A Model for Asian Societies.” Asia Pacific Journal of Police & Criminal Justice. 9: 1-16.

Morris, Robert G., Gerber, Jurg, and Scott Menard.

2011 “Social Bonds, Self-Control, and Adult Criminality: A Nationally Representative Assessment of Hirschi’s Revised Self-Control Theory.” Criminal Justice and Behavior 38: 584-599.

Menard, Scott, Robert G. Morris, Gerber, Jurg, and Herbert C. Covey.

2011 “Distribution and Correlates of Self-Reported Crimes of Trust.” Deviant Behavior 32:877-917.

Reyes, Napoleon, and Gerber, Jurg.

2011 “Above the Law? A Comparative Study of National Prosecutions of Heads of State.” Critical Criminology 19(1):43-73.


2010 “Evaluation the Process of a Restorative Justice Conference: An Examination of Factors that Lead to Reintegrative Shaming.” Asia Pacific Journal of Police & Criminal Justice 8(1):1-19.

Kim, Bitna, Gerber, Jurg, and Dan R. Beto.

2010 “Listening to law enforcement officers: The promises and problems of police-adult probation partnerships.” Journal of Criminal Justice, 38:625-632.

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Lee, Hee Young and Gerber, Jurg. 2009 “’We just Do what We Think Is Right. We just Do what We Are Told:’

Perceptions of Crime and Justice of North Korean Defectors.” Asia Pacific Journal of Police & Criminal Justice 7(1):21-48.


2007 “Characteristics of Incarcerated Women in South Korea Who Killed Their Spouses: A Feminist and Age-Graded Theory of Informal Social Control Analysis.” Southwest Journal of Criminal Justice 4(1):39-57.

Gerber, Jurg, and Wanhee Lee. 2007 “Alcohol, Drugs and Violence at the Individual and Pharmacological Level

among Intimate Stalking [Victims and Offenders].” Korean Criminological Review 18:1537-1560.

Jensen, Eric L., Gerber, Jurg, and Clayton Mosher.

2004 “Social Consequences of the Current War on Drugs: The Legacy of Failed Policy.” Criminal Justice Policy Review 15(1):100-121.

Reprinted in Drugs, Society & Behavior 05/06, Twentieth Edition. Hugh T. Wilson (ed.). Dubuque, IA: McGraw-Hill. Chapter 42. Reprinted in Correctional Contexts: Contemporary and Classical Readings, fourth edition. Latessa, E. J., and Holsinger, A. M. Reading #30.

Gerber, Jurg, and Martin Killias.

2003 “The Transnationalization of Historically Local Crime: Auto Theft in Western Europe and Russian Markets.” European Journal of Crime, Criminal Law and Criminal Justice 11(2):215-226.

Gerber, Jurg.

2000 “On the Relationship between Organized and White-Collar Crime: Government, Business, and Criminal Enterprise in Post-Communist Russia.” European Journal of Crime, Criminal Law, and Criminal Justice 8(4):327- 342 (Presented at ACJS 2000).

Gerber, Jurg, and Eric L. Jensen.

2000 “Controlling Transnational Corporations: The Role of Governmental Entities and Grassroots Organizations in Combating White-Collar Crime.” International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology 44:692-713 (Presented at ASC 1997).

Reprinted in “Sage Publications: Study Site--Contemporary Criminal Law: Cases, Concepts, and Controversies." Matthew Lippman (ed.). Learning from Journal Articles (www.sagepub.com/lippmanstudy/ learning.htm. Retrieved January 11, 2007).

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Hemmens, Craig, and Gerber, Jurg. 1999 “The Personal Files of Donald R. Cressey: Reviewing the Career of an American

Criminologist.” Sociological Imagination 36:238-255 (Presented at ACJS 1995).

Flanagan, Timothy J., Gerber, Jurg, Jerry E. Hertenstein, and Matthew F. Foster. 1998 “Academic Advising in Baccalaureate Criminology and Criminal Justice

Programs: A National Assessment.” Journal of Criminal Justice Education 9:233-247 (Presented at ACJS 1997).

Gerber, Jurg, Eric L. Jensen, and Eric J. Fritsch.

1996 "Politics and White Collar Crime: Explaining Government Intervention in the Savings and Loan Scandal." Critical Criminology 7(2):59-73 (Presented at ASC 1994).


1996 "The Civil Forfeiture of Assets and the War on Drugs: Expanding Criminal Sanctions while Reducing Due Process Protections." Crime and Delinquency 42:421-34 (Presented at ASC 1993).

Reprinted in Stand! Crime and Criminology. 2001. Steven Cooper (ed.). Madison, WI: Course Wise. Pp. 116-125.

Gerber, Jurg, and Eric J. Fritsch.

1995 Organizational Crime in NASA and among its Contractors: Using a Newspaper as a Data Source." Social Justice 22:75-88 (Presented at ACJS 1994).

Reprinted in Readings in White-Collar Crime. 2002. David Shichor, Larry Gaines, and Richard Ball (eds.). Prospects Heights, IL: Waveland Press. Pp. 300-314. Reprinted in White Collar Crime: Current Perspectives: Readings from InfoTrac, 1st edition. 2008. Nicole Leeper Piquero (ed.). Wadsworth.


1995 "Adult Academic and Vocational Correctional Education Programs: A Review of Recent Literature." Journal of Offender Rehabilitation 22:119-42.

Reprinted in Correctional Contexts: Contemporary and Classical Readings, second edition. 2001. E. J. Latessa, A. Holsinger, J.W. Marquart, and J.R. Sorensen (eds.). Los Angeles, CA: Roxbury. Pp. 394- 408.

Gerber, Jurg.

1994 "'Club Fed' in Japan? Incarceration Experiences of Japanese Embezzlers." International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology 38:163-74 (Presented at ACJS 1993).

Reprinted in White-Collar Crime: A Text/Reader. 2012. Brian Payne. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage. Pp. 628-635.

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Gerber, Jurg, Susan L. Weeks, and Furjen Denq. 1994 "Tea Ceremony and Tatami-Mat Making: Gender Differences in Access to

Education Programs in Japanese Prisons." The Prison Journal 74:462-73 (Presented at ASC 1993).

Reprinted in Comparative Criminal Justice: Traditional and Nontraditional Systems of Law and Control. 1996. Charles B. Fields and Richter H. Moore, Jr. (eds.). Prospects Heights, IL: Waveland Press. Pp. 479-89.

Adams, Kenneth, Katherine J. Bennett, Timothy J. Flanagan, James W. Marquart, Steven J. Cuvelier, Velmer S. Burton, Jr., Eric Fritsch, Gerber, Jurg, and Dennis Longmire.

1994 "A Large-scale Multidimensional Test of the Effect of Prison Education Programs on Offender Behavior." The Prison Journal 74:433-49.

Weeks, Susan L., Gerber, Jurg, and Furjen Denq.

1994 "Alone in a Crowd: Gender Differences in the Emotional Well-Being of Japanese Prisoners." International Journal of Comparative and Applied Criminal Justice 18:95-112 (Presented at ACJS 1993).

Marquart, James W., Steven J. Cuvelier, Velmer S. Burton, Kenneth Adams, Gerber, Jurg, Dennis Longmire, Timothy J. Flanagan, Kathy Bennett, and Eric J. Fritsch.

1994 "A Limited Capacity to Treat: Examining the Effects of Prison Population Control Strategies on Prison Education Programs." Crime and Delinquency 40:516-31.


1993 "State Efforts to Construct a Social Problem: The 1986 War on Drugs in Canada." The Canadian Journal of Sociology 18:453-62 (Presented at ASC 1992).

Luchansky, Bill, and Gerber, Jurg.

1993 "Constructing State Autonomy: The Federal Trade Commission and the Celler/Kefauver Act." Sociological Perspectives 36:217-40 (Presented at ASC 1990).

Gerber, Jurg, James F. Anderson, and Kristin Raufeisen.

1993 "Measuring the 'Drug Problem' in Houston: A Review of Available Data." Texas Journal of Political Studies 15(2):38-51 (Presented at ASC 1991).


1993 "On the Relationship Between White-Collar Crime and Political Sociology: A Teaching Suggestion and Resource." Teaching Sociology 21:130-39 (Presented at ACJS 1992).

Gerber, Jurg, and Robert J. Hunter.

1992 "On the Extent of Drug Abuse: Emergency Room Admissions as an Alternative Source of Data." Free Inquiry in Creative Sociology 20:149-57 (Presented at ACJS 1991).

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Gerber, Jurg, and Susan L. Weeks. 1992 "Women as Victims of Corporate Crime: A Call for Research on a Neglected

Topic." Deviant Behavior 13:325-47 (Presented at ASC 1991). Gerber, Jurg.

1991 "From Bottles to Bombs: The Role of Success and Occupying a Unique Niche in Organizational Transformation." Sociological Focus 24:225-43 (Presented at ASC 1989).

Jensen, Eric L., Gerber, Jurg and Ginna M. Babcock.

1991 "The New War on Drugs: Grass Roots Movement or Political Construction?" Journal of Drug Issues 21:651-67 (Presented at SSSP 1987).

Gerber, Jurg, Eric L. Jensen, Myron Schreck, and Ginna M. Babcock.

1990 "Drug Testing and Social Control: Implications for State Theory. Contemporary Crises 14:243-58 (Presented at ASC 1987).

Gerber, Jurg.

1990 "Enforced Self-Regulation in the Infant Formula Industry: A Radical Extension of an 'Impractical' Proposal." Social Justice 17:98-112.

Gerber, Jurg, and James F. Short, Jr.

1986 "Publicity and the Control of Corporate Behavior: The Case of Infant Formula." Deviant Behavior 7:195-216 (Presented at SSSP 1985).

OTHER PUBLICATIONS:


2018 “Shaming, Reintegration and Restorative Justice: Braithwaite in Australia, New Zealand and around the Globe.” Pp. 289-306 in The Wiley Handbook of the History and Philosophy of Criminology. Ruth Triplett, editor. Hoboken, NJ: Wiley.

Gerber, Jurg, and Kate Angulski.

2017 “Religion and Multicultural Prisons: A Brief Review of Issues in American Prisons and Jails, with Special Emphasis on Texas.” Pp. 95-105 in Panorama prawnych aspektów wielokulturowości społeczeństwa (Panorama of Legal Aspects of Multicultural Society). Andrzej J. Szwarc, editor. Poznan, Poland: Wydawnictwo.

Angulski, Kate, and Gerber, Jurg.

2017 “Human Rights and Drug Policy: A Comparative Study Using Freedom Indexes.” Pp. 302-318 in Current Problems of Penal Law and Criminology, seventh edition. Emil W. Plywaczewski, editor. Bialystok, Poland: Beck.

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Gerber, Jurg.

2016 “Public Safety and Probation: A View from the United States.” National Association of Probation Executives: Executive Exchange (Fall), pp. 17-19.

Beto, Dan Richard, Arnold Patrick, Donald G. Evans, Leighton Iles, and ----. 2016 “An International Exchange: The Sharing of Information and Experiences in

Poland.” National Association of Probation Executives: Executive Exchange (Fall), pp. 6-12.

Reprinted in Texas Probation, 4(4), pp. 9-15 (2016). Gerber, Jurg.

2015 “Reintegrating vs. Excluding Offenders from Society: How Police Can Help Reduce Recidivism. 2015. The 2015 AAPS Annual Conference Proceedings, pp. 7-16. Hangzhou, China: Zhejiang Police College.

Gerber, Jurg.

2015 Historical Book Review of The Professional Thief by Edwin H. Sutherland. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. Journal of Qualitative Criminal Justice & Criminology, 3(1), pp. 133-138.

Steinmetz, Kevin, and Gerber, Jurg.

2015 “Hacking the State: Hackers, Technology, Control, Resistance, and the State.” Pp. 503-514 in International Handbook on the Crimes of the Powerful. Gregg Barak, editor. New York: Routledge.

Gerber, Jurg.

2015 “Reintegrating Offenders vs. Excluding Offenders from Society: How to Reduce Recidivism Rates. National Association of Probation Executives: Executive Exchange (Fall), pp. 8-9.

Gerber, Jurg.

2014 “Organized Crime as Enterprise.” HEC Magazine, no. 88, pp. 30-31. Lausanne, Switzerland: University of Lausanne.

Gerber, Jurg, and Gaylene Armstrong.

2014 “Perception of Family and Community Support among Released Felons in the State of Texas.” National Association of Probation Executives: Executive Exchange (Spring), pp. 21-23.

Gerber, Jurg, and Xiaochen Hu.

2014 “A Transnational Perspective on Casino-Based Gambling and Crime.” Pp. 372-383 in Current Problems of Penal Law and Criminology, sixth edition. Emil W. Plywaczewski, editor. Temida: Bialystok, Poland.

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Gerber, Jurg. 2009 “Criminological Explanations for the Emergence of International Forms of

Formerly Local and Regional Crimes.” Pp. 127-138 in Current Problems of Penal Law and Criminology. Emil W. Plywaczewski, editor. Temida: Bialystok, Poland.

Gerber, Jurg.

2009 “An examination of Casino-based Gambling and Crime from a Transnational Perspective.” Pp. 295-302 of the Proceedings of the 2009 Meeting of the Asian Association of Police Science. June 1-5 at Taoyuan and Taipei City. Taiwan: Central Police University.

Reprinted in the Proceedings of the 2010 Meeting of the Korean Association of Public Security and Criminal Justice. June 5. Ulsan University, Korea. Pp. 1-15.

Gerber, Jurg.

2007 “Criminology in Police Administration: On the Usefulness of Behavioral and Criminological Research for Police Administration” (Published in Chinese: 行为学和犯罪学研究对警察管理的启示). Journal of Zhejiang Police College. No.5, ser. 107, pp. 29-32.

Kim, Bitna, Gerber, Jurg, and Dan Richard Beto.

2007 “Collaboration between Law Enforcement and Community Corrections Agencies.” TELEMASP, vol. 14, no. 1. Huntsville, TX: Sam Houston State University.

Reprinted in TRCPI informer, vol. 9, no. 1 (Winter 2007). Huntsville, TX: Sam Houston State University, College of Criminal Justice.

Gerber, Jurg, Bitna Kim, and Dan Richard Beto. 2005 “Partnerships between Community Corrections and Police Agencies in Texas:

The View from the Police.” Executive Exchange (Fall), pp. 8-11. Gerber, Jurg.

2005 “Empirical Research on Juries.” Pp. 2-8 in Proceedings of the Annual Conference of the Korean Society of Law and Psychology. Seoul: Korean Society of Law and Psychology.

Gerber, Jurg.

2005. “Criminology in Police Administration.” Pp. 1-6 in Proceedings of the International Conference of the Korean Association of Police Administration. Seoul: Korean Association of Police Administration

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Jensen, Eric, Gerber, Jurg, and Krzysztof Krajewski. 2004 “The Development of Drug Policy in the Newly Democratic Nations of Europe:

A Social Constructionist Perspective.” Pp. 23-253 in New Tendencies in Crime and Criminal Policy in Central and Eastern Europe, K. Gonczol and M. Levay, editors. Miskolc, Hungary: Bibor Publishing House.

Gerber, Jurg.

2003 “Thinking Locally, Acting Globally.” Crime and Justice International 19(77)17-18.

Gerber, Jurg.

2002 “Russian Organized Crime in America Today: A Brief Overview and Assessment.” Pp. 20-26 in Proceedings of the International Scientific/Practitioner Conference Concerning Problems of Organized Crime. Kaliningrad, Russia: Kaliningrad State University.

Gerber, Jurg. 2001 “Asset Forfeiture as a Tool in Combating Drug Crime: Why Russia Should Not

Pursue This Policy.” Pp. 76-80 in Problems of Presumption of Innocence. T. Volchetskaya, editor. Kaliningrad, Russia: Kaliningrad State University.

Gerber, Jurg.

2001 “Teaching White-Collar Crime in Russia: Enhancing Democratic Values through the Study of Crime.” Pp. 179-185 in Perspectives in Higher Education Reform, Volume 10. Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria: Alliance of Universities for Democracy.

Gerber, Jurg.

2002 “Russian Drug Control Policy: A Critical American Perspective.” Criminology: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow, no. 2 (3), pp. 106-118. St. Petersburg, Russia: Herzen State University Press.


2001 “The Internationalization of U.S. Illicit Drug Control Policy.” Pp. 1-18 in Drug War, American Style: The Internationalization of Failed Policy and its Alternatives, Gerber, Jurg and Eric L. Jensen, (eds.). New York: Garland.

Gerber, Jurg.

1999 Book Review of The Swiss, the Gold, and the Dead, by Jean Ziegler. New York: Harcourt Brace & Company, 1997. Social Forces 77:1655-56.

Gerber, Jurg, Wes Johnson, Billy Bramlett, Randall Garner, Dan R. Beto, and Beverly Niederhofer.

1999 Advancing the Criminal Justice Center: Second-Year Report on the Implementation of the Five-Year Strategic Plan for the Criminal Justice Center. Progress Report of the Period January 1998 to December 1998. Huntsville, TX: Sam Houston State University, College of Criminal Justice.

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Colledge, Dale, and Gerber, Jurg. 1998 “Rethinking the Assumptions about Boot Camps.” Federal Probation 62(1):54-61

(Presented at ASC 1997). Reprinted in Crime and Justice in America: Present Realities and Future Prospects, second edition. 2002. Wilson R. Palacios, Paul F. Cromwell, and Roger G. Dunham (eds.). Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall.


1998 "The Social Construction of Drug Problems: An Historical Overview." Pp. 1-23 in The New War on Drugs: Its Construction and Impacts on Criminal Justice Policy in North America, Eric L. Jensen and Gerber, Jurg, (eds.). Cincinnati, OH.


1998 "The War on Drugs Revisited: 'Objective' and Socially Constructed Harm." Pp. 197-203 in The New War on Drugs: Its Construction and Impacts on Criminal Justice Policy in North America, Eric L. Jensen and Gerber, Jurg, (eds.). Cincinnati, OH.

Farnworth, Margaret, Gerber, Jurg, Wes Johnson, Gerald Williams, Dan R. Beto, and Doris Ulrich.

1998 Advancing the Criminal Justice Center: First-Year Report on the Implementation of the Five-Year Strategic Plan for the Criminal Justice Center. Progress Report of the Period January 1997 to December 1997. Huntsville, TX: Sam Houston State University, College of Criminal Justice.

Gerber, Jurg, and Kevin D. Walsh.

1997 Cultural Diversity: A Management Perspective (T.C.L.E.O.S.E. Course Number 3939). Houston, TX: Harris County Sheriff's Department.

Gerber, Jurg.

1997 "Undergraduate Education." Pp. 9-17 in Strategic Plan for the Criminal Justice Center 1997-2002. Criminal Justice Center Planning Council. Huntsville, TX: Sam Houston State University.

Gerber, Jurg, and Simone Engelhardt-Greer.

1996 "Just and Painful: Attitudes toward Sentencing Criminals." Pp. 62-74 in Americans View Crime and Justice: A National Survey of Public Opinion, Timothy J. Flanagan and Dennis R. Longmire, (eds.). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.

Gerber, Jurg, and Matthew F. Foster.

1994 Survey of Baccalaureate Degree Recipients of the College of Criminal Justice at Sam Houston State University. Final Report. Huntsville, TX: Sam Houston State University.

Reprinted by ERIC, Clearinghouse for Social Studies/Social Science Education, September 1995 (ERIC microfiche ED 394 862).

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Flanagan, Timothy J., Kenneth Adams, Velmer Burton, Steven Cuvelier, Gerber, Jurg, Dennis Longmire, James Marquart, Katherine Bennett, and Eric J. Fritsch.

1994 Prison Education Research Project: Final Report. Huntsville, TX: Criminal Justice Center, Sam Houston State University and the Windham School System, Texas Department of Criminal Justice--Institutional Division.

Gerber, Jurg.

1993 "Introduction to the Special Issue." Journal of Criminal Justice Education 4(2):vii-ix.


1993 Prison Education and Offender Behavior: A Review of the Scientific Literature. Prison Education Research Project: Report 1. Huntsville, TX: Criminal Justice Center, Sam Houston State University and the Windham School System, Texas Department of Criminal Justice--Institutional Division.

Reprinted by ERIC, Clearinghouse for Social Studies/Soc al Science Education, September 1994 (ERIC microfiche ED 369 677).

Gerber, Jurg, and Susan L. Weeks.

1992 "Some Reflections on Doing Crosscultural Research: Interviewing Japanese Prison Inmates." The Criminologist 17(6):1, 7-12.

Weeks, Susan L., and Gerber, Jurg.

1992 "The Invisible Woman: Gender, Victimization and White-Collar Crime. "Criminal Justice Matters 7(Spring):14.

Gerber, Jurg.

1991 "Heidi and Imelda: The Changing Image of Crime in Switzerland" (Review Essay). Justice Quarterly 8:121-28.


1990 "The War on Drugs and Drug Testing as Conflict Issues," in Conflict Issues in Sociology: Introductory Readings, Gerber, Jurg (ed.). Dubuque, Iowa: Kendall/Hunt. Pp. 75-83.

Gerber, Jurg, and Susan L. Weeks.

1989 Sociology C313 - Collective Behavior. Correspondence Study in Idaho, Moscow, Idaho.

Gerber, Jurg.

1988 Readings in Sociology. Littleton, MA: Copley Publishing Group. Gerber, Jurg, and Susan L. Weeks.

1988 Film review of Controlling Interest: The World of Multinational Corporations. Teaching Sociology 16:479-80.

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Gerber, Jurg. 1987 Book review of Black Police, White Society, by Stephen Weiner. New York: New

York University Press, 1984. The Humboldt Journal of Social Relations 14:313-16.

Gerber, Jurg.

1987 Film review of Hutterites: To Care and not to Care. Teaching Sociology 15:109.

Jensen, Eric L., Gerber, Jurg, and Ginna M. Babcock. 1987 "Drug Abuse and Politics: The Construction of a Social Problem." ERIC,

Clearinghouse for Social Studies/Social Science Education (ERIC microfiche ED 293 777).

Dillman, Don A., and Gerber, Jurg.

1985 "Sociological Implications of Information Technology: A Keyword Bibliography of Recent Publications." Council of Planning Librarians. CPL Bibliography No. 170.

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE:

2010-present Project focusing on reentry of felons into society. 85 in-depth interviews with felons who were within 24 hours of release. Particular focus on perception of community and family support.

2007-present Project focusing on partnerships between police and community corrections

agencies. Two surveys conducted in Texas in 2007 and 2016. 1996-1998 I organized and conducted a series of seminars that deal with environmental

crime. Seminars were attended by convicted environmental criminals, community leaders interested in environmental crime, and small business owners in need of information so as not to become criminals.

1996-1998 Working with two colleagues, we conducted a secondary analysis of data

collected by the Environmental Protection Agency on environmental crime. We studied the nature and extent of criminal prosecutions of environmental offenses.

1994-1995 I conducted a survey of all 1988, 1990 and 1992 recipients of baccalaureate

degrees in criminal justice from Sam Houston State University. The study focused on graduates' assessment of their experiences at the university, their employment histories, and their contacts with SHSU since graduation.

1993-1994 I was involved in a study that focused on the outcomes of correctional

education on post release recidivism, education, and employment, and prerelease disciplinary problems. The research was a cooperative effort of the

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Criminal Justice Center of Sam Houston State University and the Windham School System of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice--Institutional Division.

1992-1994 Susan Weeks and I conducted interviews in Japanese prisons aimed at

understanding the differences in prison experiences between men and women, and street and white-collar criminals. We surveyed 175 inmates (100 women and 75 men) in two prisons and were able to interview in-depth 24 of these individuals.

1991-1992 Working with a colleague at Sam Houston State University, we initiated a

research project focusing on female victimization of white-collar crime. In an initial stage, we studied all forms of female victimization of white-collar crime (i.e., females as consumers, employees, and members of the general public).

1990-1993 I conducted a research project on using admissions to emergency rooms as an

alternative measure of drug abuse in the U.S. Working with a research assistant, I obtained relevant information for the City of Houston and compared it to official statistics and self-report data on drug abuse independent from self-reports and official statistics.

1988-1990 I conducted a follow-up on my dissertation project. With the help of a grant

from the University of Idaho, I was able to travel to several cities in the U.S. and in Switzerland for the purpose of conducting additional face-to-face interviews with individuals involved in the organization I had studied. Interviews were conducted with a wide range of people: academicians, social activists, business representatives, and governmental officials.

1986-1988 Dissertation Project. I studied a social movement organization that started out

by focusing on the marketing of infant formula in less developed countries, but shifted its attention subsequently to the involvement of multinational corporations in the production of nuclear weapons. The research design was that of a case study. I interviewed activists, volunteers, business representatives, and government officials. I corresponded with the Internal Revenue Service (income information of non-profit organizations is in the public domain under the Freedom of Information Act) and monitored media coverage of the organization I studied, the Infant Formula Action Coalition (INFACT). In addition, I engaged in some participant observation when I attended street actions of local chapters.

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GRANTS: J. William Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board. 2000. Fulbright Grant in Lecturing

Sociology. $48,000. Kaliningrad State University, Kaliningrad, Russia. September 2000 to June 2001.

Max-Planck-Institut. 2000. Organized Crime in Russia (“Organisierte Kriminalitaet in

Russland”). $1,750 (DM3,500). Supplemented with a travel grant of $1,500 from the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs, Sam Houston State University.

Environmental Protection Agency. 1997. Neighborhood Environmental Education Training

(NEET) Program. $12,000. Environmental Protection Agency. 1996. Neighborhood Environmental Education Training

(NEET) Program. $30,000. University of Texas Medical Branch, Sealy Center for Molecular Science. 1996.

Neighborhood Environmental Education Training (NEET) Program. $20,000. Houston-Galveston Area Council. Fiscal Year 1996 Regional Solid Waste Grants Program--

Law Enforcement and Illegal Dumping. 1996. "Rat-on-a-Rat (ROAR) Program and Neighborhood Environmental Education Training (NEET) Program. $146,387.

Research Enhancement Award. Faculty Council of Sam Houston State University, 1995-96.

"An Analysis of Criminal Prosecutions of Environmental Offenses Investigated by the United States Environmental Protection Agency during Fiscal Years 1983 to 1992. $4,000. Principal Investigator.

Fellowship for Comparative Study by American Scholars on Correctional Administration.

1992. Japanese Correctional Welfare Association, Ministry of Justice, $6,000 (Yen 750,000; Yen 125 = $1). Co-principal Investigator (Susan Weeks). Supplemented with a grant from the College of Criminal Justice and Office of Faculty Research, Sam Houston State University for travel and data analysis. $1,800.

Research Enhancement Award. Faculty Council of Sam Houston State University, 1990-91.

"Emergency Room Admissions as a Measure of the Extent of Drug Abuse." $6,865. Principal Investigator. Supplemented with a $1,000 grant from the College of Criminal Justice, Sam Houston State University, for data acquisition.

Fiscal Year 1989 Seed Grant Program. University of Idaho. Grant 681-Y919: "From Bottles

to Bombs: The Transformation of a Social Movement Organization." $3,952. Principal investigator.

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CONFERENCE PARTICIPATION: (Includes only presentations not yet published as articles) Gerber, Jurg, and Jia Di. 2017 “Community Policing, Community Policing, and Community Justice:

Implementing a Seemingly Simple Concept in the People’s Republic of China.” Annual Meeting of the Asian Society of Police Studies. Mahidol University, Thailand.

Bora, Lee and Gerber, Jurg. 2016 The Association between Parenting Styles and Children’s Delinquency. American

Society of Criminology. New Orleans. November. Hee Joo Kim and Gerber, Jurg. 2015 Shaming, Reintegration and Restorative Justice: Braithwaite in Australia, New

Zealand, and Around the Globe. American Society of Criminology. Washington, DC. November.

Cho, Ahram, and Jurg Gerber. 2014 Bully, Victim, or Bully/Victim: Risk Predictors for Adolescents. American

Society of Criminology. San Francisco. November. Shim, Hee Sub, and Jurg Gerber 2014 Can Self-Control Work as a Mediator in General Strain Theory? American

Society of Criminology. San Francisco. November. Jurek, Alicia, and Jurg Gerber 2014 “It Wasn’t Rape”: Rapists’ Neutralizing Techniques for Sexual Assault. American

Society of Criminology. San Francisco. November. Gerber, Jurg, Gaylene Armstrong, and Xiaochen Hu. 2013 “Perceptions of Community Support among Released Felons in a Southern State.”

American Society of Criminology. Atlanta, GA. November. Armstrong, Gaylene, Jurg Gerber, and Xiaochen Hu. 2013 “Perceptions of Family Support among Released Felons in a Southern State.”

American Society of Criminology. Atlanta, GA. November. Cho, Ahram, and Jurg Gerber. 2013 “Exposure to Violent Video Games and School Bullying.” American Society of

Criminology. Atlanta, GA. November.

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Kim, Bitna, Adam Matz, Jurg Gerber, Dan Beto, and Eric Lambert. 2012 Facilitating Police-Probation/Parole Partnerships: An Examination of Police

Chiefs’ and Sheriffs’ Perceptions: American Society of Criminology. Chicago, IL. November.

Jhi, Kyung Yon, and Jurg Gerber. 2011 “The Texan Gangs in Da Hood: Impacts of Actual and Perceptual Neighborhood

Contexts on Gang Membership.” American Society of Criminology. Washington, DC. November.

Gerber, Jurg, Eric L. Jensen, and Brad A. Campbell.

2011 “The Haul: A Case Study of Politics, Economics, and White-Collar Crime.” American Society of Criminology. Washington, DC. November.

Joongyeup Lee, and Jurg Gerber. 2010 “TESTING REINTEGRATIVE SHAMING THEORY IN THE SCHOOL

CONTEXT.” Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences. San Diego, CA. March.

Reyes, Napoleon and Jurg Gerber. 2010 “Politics, Culture, and Accountability: National Prosecutions of Asian Heads of

State.” American Society of Criminology. San Francisco, CA. November. Kim, Bitna, Gerber, Jurg, and Yeonghee Kim.

2007 Prosocial and Antisocial Risk-taking Behaviors among Adult Females: Testing General Power Control Theory.” Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology. Los Angeles.


2006 “Patriarchy and Intimate Partner Homicide by Women: Extending Power-Control Theory. Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology. Los Angeles.

Zhang, Hongwei, and Gerber, Jurg. 2002 “Cyber Crime in Criminal Justice and Computer Security Systems Journals:

What Criminologists Can Learn from Computer Science Professionals and vice versa.” Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Chicago, IL.

Gerber, Jurg.

1999 “On the American Social Construction of White-Collar Crime in Switzerland.” Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology. Toronto, Canada.


1998 “Recent Developments in the Civil Forfeiture of Drug-Related Assets: The Emergence of a Legitimation Crisis.” Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology. Washington, D.C.

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1998 “The Construction of Controlling Illicit Drugs as an International Issue.” Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences. Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Gerber, Jurg, Tom Collins, and Tory J. Caeti.

1996 "An Analysis of Criminal Prosecutions of Environmental Offenses Investigated by the United States Environmental Protection Agency during Fiscal Years 1983 to 1992." Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology. Chicago, Illinois.

Halim, Shaney, and Gerber, Jurg.

1996 "The Portrayal of Corporate Crime in the Electronic Media." Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences. Las Vegas, Nevada.


1995 "Controlling Corporate Crime in a Global Economy: An Integrated Theoretical Perspective." Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology. Boston, Massachusetts.

Gerber, Jurg, James F. Anderson, and Kristin Raufeisen.

1992 "AIDS and Illicit Drugs in Houston: A Preliminary Analysis." Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Gerber, Jurg.

1986 "The John Birch Society: Its Perception of Law and the Legal System." Annual Meeting of The American Society of Criminology. Atlanta, Georgia.

OTHER PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES:

Lecturer for Caribbean correctional leaders on the topic of research in correctional administration. Executive Leadership Forum. Huntsville, TX. Sam Houston State University. Correctional Management Institute of Texas. November-December, 2017.

Presider of session of the annual meeting of the Asian Association of Police Studies. July

2017. Selaya, Thailand. Chair of Organizing Committee for the annual meeting of the Asian Association of Police

Studies. July 2016. Elected President of AAPS for 2016/17. Reviewer of applications of Russian scholars to the Fulbright Program, Academic Year

2015/2016. September 2014.

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Kim, B., Gerber, J., & Matz, A. K. (August 14, 2012). Police-probation/parole partnerships: Enhancing reentry accountability and the need for formalized partnerships. Presentation at the 37th annual summer training institute of the American Probation and Parole Association (APPA), Indianapolis.

Chair of Panel at Annual Meeting of ASC: White Collar Crime. Chicago, IL. 2012. Visited Soonchunhyang University for the purpose of setting up a dual degree program

between SCH University and SHSU. Asan, South Korea. January 2012. Taught at ZPC for 2 weeks: Introduction to Criminal Justice. Fall 2012. Visited Zhejiang Police College for the purpose of setting up a joint Criminal Justice Center

of ZPC and SHSU. Hangzhou, China. January 2011 and April 2011. Visited King Fahad Security College (KFSC) for the purpose of working out agreement

between KFSC and SHSU. Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. December 2010. Visited Zhejiang Police College for the purpose of setting up Dual Degree Program.

Hangzhou, China. Also Received the Westlake Friendship Metal of Zhejiang Province. September 2010.

Visited Ho Chi Minh City University of Pedagogy and Vietnam National University or the

purpose of arranging MOUs. Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. November 2009. Recruiting trip to India. Visited several universities in India on behalf of Sam Houston State

University. Tour organized by Indus Foundation. April 2008. External reviewer for promotion and tenure committee for Stephen Ziegler, School of Public

and Environmental Affairs, Indiana University-Purdue University at Forth Wayne. June 2007.

Consultant to SDR Educational Consultants, Houston. Evaluated educational credentials of a

deputy superintendent from Pakistan for employment in the U.S. (April 2005). Member of regional review panel for the National Security Education Program scholarship.

Institute of International Education, Houston. March 2002. Faculty member for the International Law Enforcement Academy, Roswell, New Mexico.

(Several lectures annually from 2002 to present). Reviewer of applications of Russian scholars to the Fulbright Program, Academic Year

2001/2002. Moscow, Russia. December 2000. Member of external review team of the Criminal Justice Program at the Indiana

University/Purdue University at Indianapolis. March 24-26, 1999.

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Member of the Criminal Justice Focus Group for the Educational Testing Service, charged

with exploring the feasibility of designing a criminal justice Major Field Test. Washington, D.C. November 16, 1998.

Writer of promotional exams for the ranks of detective, sergeant, lieutenant, and captain for

the Harris County Sheriff’s Department. August 1997. Member of external review team for the criminal justice program at Rochester Institute of

Technology (Rochester, NY), under the auspices of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences. April 23-25, 1997.

Trainer for Command Staff of the Harris County Sheriff's Department (Houston, TX) on

Cultural Diversity: A Management Perspective. February 1997 (Two 1-day seminars).

Consultant for the criminal justice program at Harding University, Searcy, Arkansas. Spring

and Summer 1996. Member of the Program Committee and the Awards Committee for the 1996 annual meeting

of the American Society of Criminology. Member of the Criminal Justice Transfer Curriculum Review Committee, under the auspices

of the Community and Technical Colleges Division of the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board. September 1995 to April 1996.

Presided over session on white-collar crime during the 1995 annual meeting of the Academy

of Criminal Justice Sciences. Member of Criminal Justice Advisory Board of the North Harris Montgomery County

College. August 1994 to 1996. Presided over session on white-collar crime during the 1994 annual meeting of the Academy

of Criminal Justice Sciences.

Served as faculty advisor for the Graduate Management Institute Intensive Writing Workshop of the Bill Blackwood Law Enforcement Management Institute of Texas. Huntsville, TX. January 1994.

Discussant for a session on drug abuse during the 1993 annual meeting of the Academy of

Criminal Justice Sciences. Discussant for a session on macro-level analyses of crime during the 1992 annual meeting of

the American Society of Criminology.

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Reviewed manuscripts for Polish Journal of Criminology, Asian Journal of Criminology, Deviant Behavior, Eastern European Journal of Transnational Relations, Critical Criminology, European Journal of Criminology, Social Science Journal, Justice Quarterly, Southwest Journal of Criminal Justice, Criminal Justice (the International Journal of Policy and Practice), Crime Prevention Studies, Journal of Criminal Justice, Journal of Crime and Justice, Journal of Criminal Justice Education, American Journal of Criminal Justice, Texas Journal of Political Studies, Women and Criminal Justice, St. Martin's Press, Wadsworth, and McGraw-Hill.

Member of the Program Committee for the 1992 annual meeting of the American Society of

Criminology. Organized and presided over session on antitrust law during the 1990 annual meeting of the American Society of Criminology.

INVITED LECTURES:

“Religion and Multicultural Prisons: A Brief Review of Issues in American Prisons and Jails, with Special Emphasis on Texas.” Adam Mickiewicz University. Poznan. April 2017. Co-authored with Kate Angulski.

“The Law and Foreign Prisoners in Texas: A Socio-Legal Analysis.” 25th Anniversary of the

Polish Prison Association. Poznan. November 2016. Co-authored with Kate Angulski.

“Inmates and Work in American Prisons: A Brief Overview of Problems and Opportunities.”

Adam Mickiewicz University. Poznan, Poland. November 22, 2016. “Public Safety and Probation: A View from the United States.” Fifth International Seminar

of the Polish Probation Officers Academy. Kazimierz Dolny, Poland. June, 1-3, 2016.

Keynote Address: “Reintegrating vs. Excluding Offenders from Society: How Police Can

Help Reduce Recidivism. The 2015 AAPS Annual Conference. Hangzhou, China: Zhejiang Police College. October 27-28, 2015.

“Reintegrating Offenders into Society vs. Excluding Offenders from Society: How Help to

Reduce Recidivism. Fourth International Seminar of the Polish Probation Officers Academy. Gniezno, Poland. May 20-22, 2015.

“Perception of Family and Community Support among Released Felons in the State of

Texas.” Third International Seminar of the Polish Probation Officers Academy. Wroclaw, Poland. June, 18-20, 2014.

“An Examination of Casino-Based Gambling and Crime from a Transnational Perspective.”

Dongguk University and Ulsan University. South Korea. June 2010.

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“The Transnationalization of Local and Regional Crime.” Kyonggi University, Dongguk University, and Korean National Police University. South Korea. December 2008.

“The Internationalization of Local and Regional Crime: Auto Theft and Prostitution as

Examples,” and “Implications of Criminological Research for Police Administration” at Zhejiang Police College (Hangzhou, China) and East China University of Politics and Law (Shanghai, China). May 2007.

“Criminology in Police Administration,” and ”Empirical Research on Juries” at Daebul

University, Nambu University, Kyonggi University, Chungbuk University, Chonan University and Dongguk University, Korea. May 2005.

“Recent Trends and Developments in Criminological Theories: An American Perspective.”

Presentation given at Kyonggi University, Korean Institute of Criminology, Daebul University, Keimyung University, and Dongguk University, Korea. October 2004.

“White-Collar Crime and Organized Crime in Russia Today: An Overview and Assessment.”

Lecture given at Dongguk University, Won-Kwang University, Kyonggi University, and Keimyung University, Korea, May 2003.

“Controlling White-Collar Crime: Enforcement of Laws versus Compliance as the Primary

Goal.” International Conference on The Crisis of Punishment and Problems of Resocialization.” Herzen State Pedagogical University, St. Petersburg, Russia. May 28, 2002.

“Russian and American Organized Crime Families.” Conference on Family Criminology. St.

Petersburg State University, St. Petersburg, Russia. June 26, 2001. “International Aspects of Environmental Crime in the United States.” Kaliningrad Law

Institute. April 25, 2001. “Russian Organized Crime in America Today: A Brief Overview and Assessment.”

International Scientific/Practitioner Conference Concerning Problems of Organized Crime. Kaliningrad State University. April 19, 2001.

“Security Issues Surrounding Kaliningrad as a Russian Enclave within the EU.” International

Conference on the Future of Kaliningrad. Kaliningrad State University. April 10, 2001.

“White-Collar Crime and Organized Crime in Russia Today: An Overview and Assessment.”

Polish National Police, Warsaw, Poland. March 8, 2001. “Polish (and Russian) Drug Control Policy: A Critical American Perspective.” Jagiellonian

University, Krakow, Poland. March 6, 2001.

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“Asset Forfeiture as a Tool in Combating Drug Crime: Why Russia Should Not Pursue This Policy.” Prosecutors’ Office, Baltic Fleet, Kaliningrad, Russia. February 15, 2001.

“Police Education and Training in the United States.” Kaliningrad Law Institute,

Kaliningrad, Russia. February 8, 2001. “Russian Drug Control Policy: A Critical American Perspective.” Criminology Club of St.

Petersburg State University, St. Petersburg, Russia. January 26, 2001. “So You Want to Be Able to Sleep Tonight? Ethical Decision-Making in Corrections.” Texas

Corrections Association. Austin, Texas. June 12, 2000. “Current Trends in U.S. Drug Policy: The Status of the War on Drugs in 1998.” Presented at

an International Conference in Freiburg, Germany, entitled, Drug Policies in Europe. Max-Planck-Institute, July 3-5, 1998. Co-presenter with Eric Jensen.

“Environmental Crime along the U.S.-Mexico Border.” The XVII Annual Border Attorneys

General Conference. Albuquerque, New Mexico. April 16-18, 1998. "Writing-across-the-Curriculum-in-Criminal-Justice." Across the University Writing

Program, Sam Houston State University. Huntsville, TX. October 11, 1994. "Exploration of Factors that Reduce Recidivism Rates." Occupational Therapy Quarterly,

Texas Department of Criminal Justice--Institutional Division. Huntsville, TX. August 12, 1994.

"Incarceration Experiences by Class and Gender: A Cross-Cultural Approach." Corrections

Bureau, Ministry of Justice, Tokyo, Japan. February 1992. Co-presenter with Susan Weeks.

Presentation on the infant formula controversy to MA students at the University of Lausanne,

Switzerland. May 1989. Presentation on consumer activism as a means of controlling corporate behavior. Community

forum organized by the Sociology Club of the University of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho. March 1989.

Presentation on voter apathy in the U.S. to the local chapter of the League of Women Voters

in Moscow, Idaho. September 1988.

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WORKSHOP PARTICIPATION:

Fulbright Campus Advisor and Boren Scholarship Campus Advisor. Southern Methodist University, Dallas, TX. August 31, 2007.

Protecting Human Subjects in Behavioral Research. Arizona State University, Tempe,

Arizona. November 11-12, 1999. Basic Budgeting for Nonfinancial Managers. American Management Association.

Washington, D.C. October 25-27, 1999. Urban Watch (A water monitoring program of the Texas Natural Resource Conservation

Commission). July 18, 1996. Basic Environmental Crime Investigations. Southern Environmental Enforcement Network.

Chattanooga, TN. January 23-26, 1996. Tenth Annual Adult Protective Services Conference. San Antonio, TX. September 27-

October 1, 1993. Writing-across-the-Curriculum. Sam Houston State University, Huntsville, TX. Waterwood

National Resort and Country Club. February 22-23, 1991. Integrating Computers into the Sociology Curriculum. American Sociological Association,

Teaching Services Program. Glen Ellyn, Illinois. June 10-13, 1987. THESES AND DISSERTATIATIONS CHAIRED:

Teri Ford. 2017 (MA) Xiaochen Hu. 2016 (Ph.D.) Molly Smith. 2016 (Ph.D.) Kate Angulski. 2015 (MA) Layne Dittmann. 2015 (MA) Kevin Steinmetz 2014 (Ph.D.) Michael Johnson. 2015 (MA) Bora Lee. 2014 (Ph.D.) Ahram Cho 2014. (MA) Kyung Yon Jhi. 2011 (Ph.D.) Wen-chi Huang 2013 (Ph.D.) Hee Joo Kim. 2011 (Ph.D.) Jamie Jones. 2010 (MA) Deirdre Warren. 2009 (Ph.D.) Bitna Kim. 2008 (Ph.D.) Laura Lindholm. 2007 (MA) Hee Young Lee. 2007 (MA) Wanhee Lee. 2007 (MA) Kyung-Tae Kim. 2007 (MA) Jiletta Kubena. 2005 (MA) Chang Bae Lee. 2003 (MA) Christine Barbee. 2000 (MA) Lloyd D. Dragoo, Jr. 1998 (MA) Hsiao-Ming Wang. 1998 (Ph.D.) Dale Colledge. 1996 (MA) William Pitt. 1995 (MA) Jill Osenkarski. 1995 (MA) Kristin Raufeisen. 1995 (MA) Rebecca J. Stevens. 1994 (MA) Daniel J. Lipka. 1993 (MA) Clifford T. Harbin. 1992 (MA) Mary L. Weeks. 1992 (MA)

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SERVICE:

Washington State University: Graduate and Professional Student Association Senator. 1985 to 1986. University Health and Safety Committee. 1986.

University of Idaho:

Affirmative Action Committee. 1987 to 1990 (Chair, 1989 to 1990). Dean's Advisory Committee. College of Letters and Science. 1987 to 1989. L & S Council on Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activity. College of Letters and Science. 1988 to 1990.

Sam Houston State University: Committee on Master of Arts Program. College of Criminal Justice. 1990 to 1992. International Programs and Activities Committee. 1991 to 1992. Distinguished Lecturer Series Committee. 1991 to 1994. Graduate Admissions and Awards. College of Criminal Justice. 1992 to 1993. Graduate Committee. College of Criminal Justice. 1993 to 1994. Faculty Search Committee. College of Criminal Justice. 1994 to 1995, 1999 to 2000. Academic Affairs Council. 1994 to 2000. Faculty Advisor for Alpha Phi Sigma and Lambda Alpha Epsilon. 1994 to 1997. Honor's Council. 1995 to 1997. Convocations Committee. 1995 to present. Criminological Theory Ph.D. Comprehensive Exam Committee. 1992 to 2000 (Chair 1996 to 1998). Criminal Justice Center Planning Council. 1996 to 1999 (Chair of Implementation

Committee 1998 to 1999). Committee for the Protection of Human Subjects. 1997 to 2000 (Chair 1999 to 2000). Dean and Director Search Committee. College of Criminal Justice. 1997 to 1999 (Chair

1997 to 1998). International Programs and Activities Committee. Chair 2001 to 2005, member 2007 to

present. Committee on Credit by Examination. 2004. Faculty Search Committee. College of Criminal Justice. 2004 to 2005. 2006 to 2007

(chair). Dean and Director Search Committee. College of Criminal Justice. 2005 to 2006. Underrepresented Minority Faculty Populations Committee. 2005 to 2007. Member of Faculty Grievance Committee. 2006 to present (chair 2008 to present) Member of Credit by Examination Committee. 2005 to 2007. Student Development Committee. 2007 to 2008 (Chair). Intercultural Awareness Committee. 2008 (Member and Chair). Graduate Standards and Admissions Committee. College of Criminal Justice. 2007 to

present. Faculty Search Committee. College of Criminal Justice AY 10/11

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MS Review Committee. College of Criminal Justice AY 11/12

MEMBERSHIPS (past and present):

Asian Association of Police Studies The Society for the Study of Social Problems American Sociological Association American Society of Criminology Alpha Kappa Delta Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences European Society of Criminology

COURSES TAUGHT:

Community Theory and the Administration of Justice (graduate—MS) Research Methods and Quantitative Analysis in Criminal Justice (graduate, f-t-f and

online—MS) Advanced Seminar in Criminological Theory (graduate--Ph.D.) Criminological Theory (graduate--Ph.D.) Studies in Criminological Theory (graduate--MA) Perspectives in Criminology Crime and Criminal Behavior Systems (graduate) Seminar in Deviant Behavior (graduate) Criminology (undergraduate) Introduction to Criminal Justice (undergraduate) Comparative Criminal Justice Systems (undergraduate) Social Deviance (undergraduate) Introduction to Methods of Research (undergraduate) Seminar in Criminal Justice Research (graduate) White Collar Crime (undergraduate and graduate; online) Law and Society (undergraduate) Introduction to Sociology (undergraduate) Social Problems (undergraduate) Collective Behavior (undergraduate) Social Stratification (undergraduate) Political Sociology (undergraduate) Sociology of Organizations (undergraduate) Sociology of Sport (undergraduate)

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