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41 J. Crime & Just. [i] (2018)

handle is hein.journals/jlcmadjc41 and id is 1 raw text is: Journal of Crime & Justice Editor Michael J. Leiber - University ofSouth Florida Assistant Managing Editor Leo Genco - University of South Florida Deputy Editors Finn Esbensen - University ofMissouri-St. Louis Marvin Krohn - University of Florida Charis E. Kubrin - University of California - Irvine O.J. Mitchell - University of South Florida Nancy Rodriguez - University ofCalifornia - Irvine Editorial Board Members Jay Albanese - Virginia Commonwealth University Melissa Burek - Bowling Green State University Mitch Chamlin - TexasStateUniversity -SanMarcos Steve Chermak - Michigan State University Jennifer Cobbina - Michigan State University John Cochran - University of South Florida James Frank - University of Cincinnati Tina Freiburger - UniversityofWisconsin-Milwaukee Beth M. Huebner - UniversityofMissouri-St. Louis Lorine Hughes - University ofColorado - Denver Wesley Jennings - Texas State University William King - Sam Houston State University Eric Lambert - UniversityofMississippi Thomas Loughran - Pennsylvania StateUniversity Michael Lynch - University ofSouth Florida Daniel Mears -FloridaState University Mahesh Nalla - MichiganStateUniversity Gene Paoline -UniversityofCentralFlorida Jennifer Peck - University of Central Florida Nicole L. Piquero - University of Texas-Dallas Joseph Schafer - Southern Illinois University- Carbondale Christopher Sullivan - UniversityofCincinnati Faye Taxman - George Mason University William Wells - Sam Houston State University Emily Wright - UniversityofNebraska-Omaha Aims and scope The Journal of Crime & Justice, the official journal of the Midwestern Criminal Justice Association, aims to reflect the current concerns and latest research of Criminology and Criminal Justice scholars and advance discussion of these issues. The scope of the Journal is broad, encompassing a wide array of criminology and criminal justice topics and issues. Some of these concerns include items pertaining to the definition of crime, social control, why people do or do not commit crime, issues pertaining to the juvenile justice system and the criminal justice system, evaluation research, and policy development and implementation. Quantitative and qualitative articles and theoretical commentaries are welcome. Special topic issues are also considered. Submitting to Journal of Crime & Justice For more information about the journal and guidance on how to submit, please see www.tandfonline.com/rjcj

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