Richard Rosenfeld is the Curators' Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Criminology and Criminal Justice at the University of Missouri-St. Louis. He is a Fellow and Past President of the American Society of Criminology. We talk to Rick about his beginning as a criminologist. Then we discuss some of Rick's contributions to the field surrounding his work on crime forecasting. Finally, Rick gives us his thoughts on the field.
Ep. 107 Perceptions of Risk with Timothy Barnum
Ep. 106 Criminal Justice Contact and Disadvantage with Laura DeMarco
Ep. 105 Gangs and Governance in Central America with Jose Miguel Cruz
Ep. 104 Using Person-First Language to Address Labels and Stigma with Megan Denver
Ep. 103 Early Career Series: Transitioning from Student to Faculty with Ashley Appleby
Ep. 102 Reflection Series: Dual Taxonomy of Offending with Terrie Moffitt
Ep. 101 Prisoner Reentry and Social Safety Nets with Brielle Bryan
Ep. 100 Grad Life: Success in Graduate School with Jenn and Jose
Ep. 99 Reflection Series: Globalization and Terrorism with Gary LaFree
Ep. 98 All Things Postdoctoral Fellowships with Chloe Haimson and Stephen Oliphant
Ep. 97 Public Opinion and Police Diversity with Justin Pickett
Ep. 96 Reflection Series: Richard Wright - The Career of an Active Offender Researcher
Ep. 95 Social Support and Parenthood for Incarcerated Adolescents with Brae Young
Ep. 94 Student Spotlight: Gun Ownership in America with Nathaniel Schutten
Ep. 93 Grooming Kids Online with Eden Kamar
Ep. 92 Evidence-Based Policing with Jerry Ratcliffe (host of the Reducing Crime podcast)
Ep. 91 Harassment and Sexual Assault In the US Military with Stephanie Bonnes
Ep. 90 The Criminology of Place and Crime Concentration with David Weisburd
Epi. 88 Reflection Series: General Strain Theory and Crime with Robert Agnew
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