Recommended Readings

• Yue Ma

  Exploring the Origins of Public Prosecution; International Criminal Justice Review 2008 18: 190-211

• Sanja Kutnjak Ivkovich, Tara O’Connor Shelley

  The Contours of Police Integrity Across Eastern Europe: The Case of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Czech Republic; International Criminal Justice Review 2008 18: 59-82

• Martin Gill, Jane Bryan, Jenna Allen

  Public Perceptions of CCTV in Residential Areas: "It Is Not As Good As We Thought It Would Be."; International Criminal Justice Review 2007 17: 304-324

• Nils Zurawski
  Video Surveillance and Everyday Life: Assessments of Closed-Circuit Television and the Cartography of Socio-Spatial Imaginations; International Criminal Justice Review 2007 17: 269-288
• Ann Rudinow Saetnan
  Nothing to Hide, Nothing to Fear?: Assessing Technologies for Diagnosis of Security Risks; International Criminal Justice Review 2007 17: 193-206
• Eric G. Lambert, Shanhe Jiang, Wang Jin, and Kasey A. Tucker

  A Preliminary Study of Gender Differences on Views of Crime and Punishment Among Chinese College Students; International Criminal Justice Review 2007 17: 108-124

• Akbar Aliverdinia and William Alex Pridemore

  A First Glimpse at Narcotics Offenders in an Islamic Republic: A Test of an Integrated Model of Drug Involvement Among a Sample of Men Incarcerated for Drug Offenses in Iran; International Criminal Justice Review 2007 17: 27-44

• Yue Ma

  A Comparative View of the Law of Interrogation; International Criminal Justice Review 2007 17: 5-26

• Jean Marie McGloin

  A Historical Consideration of the Police and Prosecution/Courts in Northern Ireland; International Criminal Justice Review 2006 16: 77-98

• William Alex Pridemore

  An Exploratory Analysis of Homicide Victims, Offenders, and Events in Russia; International Criminal Justice Review 2006 16: 5-23

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