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Journal of Criminal Justice Education, Volume 15 Issue 2 2004

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Published by Routledge in partnership with the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences (ACJS)
Increasing to 4 issues in 2010
ISSN: 1745-9117 (electronic) 1051-1253 (paper)
Publication Frequency: 3 issues per year
Publisher: Routledge
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Editorials
From the editor
Craig Hemmens
Pages iv – vi
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Articles
So how was your conference? Panel chairs' perceptions of the 2003 ACJS meeting in Boston
David Mueller;  Andrew Giacomazzi; James Wada
Pages 201 – 218
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Reviewing criminal justice baccalaureate curricula: The importance of student input
Thomas M. Kelley
Pages 219 – 237
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Criminology/criminal justice master's programs in the United States: Searching for commonalities
Jana Bufkin
Pages 239 – 262
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Perceptions of effectiveness and the actual use of technology-based methods of instruction: A study of California criminal justice and crime-related faculty
Stephen M. Haas; Scott R. Senjo
Pages 263 – 285
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Criminology freshmen: Preparation, expections, and college performance
Jamie S. Martin; Kate Hanrahan
Pages 287 – 309
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Job desirability among criminal justice majors: Exploring relationships between personal characteristics and occupational attractiveness
Kevin E. Courtright; David A. Mackey
Pages 311 – 326
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Attitudes of criminal justice students to Australian indigenous people: Does higher education influence student perceptions?
Kerry Wimshurst;  Elena Marchetti; Troy Allard
Pages 327 – 350
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Mentoring girls in juvenile facilities: Connecting college students with incarcerated girls
Kristi Holsinger; Penny Ayers
Pages 351 – 372
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Ideology and criminal justice: Suggestions for a pedagogical model
E. J. Williams; Matthew Robinson
Pages 373 – 392
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Andragogy: Student centered classrooms in criminal justice programs
Michael L. Birzer
Pages 393 – 411
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Social stratification and life chances: An interactive learning strategy for criminal justice classes
Denise Walker Huggins; Catherine L. Coghlan
Pages 413 – 428
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“Darker than any prison, hotter than any human flame”: Punishment, choice, and culpability in A Clockwork Orange
Illya Lichtenberg;  Howard Lune; Patrick McManimon Jr.
Pages 429 – 449
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Breaking in: Gaining entry to prisons and other hard-to-access criminal justice organizations
Chad R. Trulson;  James W. Marquart; Janet L. Mullings
Pages 451 – 478
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Miscellany
About the authors
Pages 479 – 483
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