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Christopher Wildeman

Professor

Duke University

Affiliations

Duke Sanford School of Public Policy

Trinity College of Arts & Sciences

Sociology

Christopher Wildeman is currently serving as a Duke Sanford School Of Public Policy Professor at Duke University.

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correctional practice criminology public health social sciences sociology penology criminal justice mental health health policy demography population health punishment child development social justice social epidemiology united states mass incarceration social science research social determinants of health family violence paternal incarceration maternal health family issues societal influence foster care carceral setting mass imprisonment foster care placement child abuse juvenile delinquency youth justice underserved populations parental incarceration american studies child health race relations social theory child protection victimology prison boom maternal incarceration cumulative prevalence cumulative risks family psychology family relations health inequalities social environment child mental health vulnerable populations black experience offender classification family life community health marriage population studies family member incarceration child psychology social anthropology family process regional studies experimental criminology white supremacy social medicine health inequities disparate impact family policy economic demography criminal justice system parental imprisonment confirmed maltreatment fragile families parental rights health consequences abnormal child psychology experimental social psychology family studies criminal legal system law child welfare system criminal law

Notable Scholarly Works

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Adult Children of the Prison Boom: Family Troubles and the Intergenerational Transmission of Criminal Justice Contact. Demography (2024)

Christopher WildemanRobert J. SampsonGarrett Baker

prison boomeconomic demographyadult childrenfamily troublessociologycriminal justice contactpublic healthcriminal justiceintergenerational transmissiondemography

Pediatric Health and System Impacts of Mass Incarceration, 2009–2020: A Matched Cohort Study. Academic Pediatrics (2024)

Samantha BochChristopher WildemanJudith DexheimerRobert KahnJoshua LambertSarah Beal

mass incarcerationcohort studiessocial impactretrospective cohort studieshealth policypunishmentpediatric healthpenologypediatricscriminologymental healthpublic healthpopulation healthsystem impactshealth services researchmatched cohort studycorrectional practice

Reconsidering the Relationship Between Incarceration, Trust in the State, Community Engagement, and Civic Participation. Socius Sociological Research for a Dynamic World (2024)

Youngmin YiPeter K. EnnsChristopher Wildeman

civic engagementsocial sciencescivic participationpenologycarceral settingsociologycommunity engagementcriminologycriminal justicepublic policytheoretical criminologysocial problems

The Consequences of Sibling Criminal Legal System Contact for Family Life. Journal of Marriage and Family (2024)

Sara WakefieldGarrett BakerChristopher Wildeman

family lifelawsociologycriminologymarriagesocial sciences

How the Afcars and Ncands Can Provide Insight Into Linked Administrative Data. Child maltreatment solutions network (2023)

Youngmin YiChristopher Wildeman

correctional practiceinformation retrievalmanagementsocial sciences

Introducing a New Data Resource for Comparative Child Welfare Research: The Rockwool-Duke Global Child Welfare Database. Children and Youth Services Review (2023)

Alexander F. RoehrkasseLiza BeckerChristopher WildemanPeter Fallesen

health services researchdata science

State-Level Variation in the Cumulative Prevalence of Child Welfare System Contact, 2015–2019. Children and Youth Services Review (2023)

Youngmin YiFrank EdwardsNatalia EmanuelHedwig LeeJohn M. LeventhalJane WaldfogelChristopher Wildeman

statisticshealth policystate-level variationhealth services researchdemographyapplied statisticscumulative prevalenceepidemiology

Are the Average Effects of Foster Care Placement Really Close to Zero?. Research on Social Work Practice (2022)

Sara WakefieldChristopher Wildeman

social work researchfoster care placementsocial work practicesocial sciencessocial workaverage effects

Child Welfare System Contact in the Global North: Trends From 44 Countries. SSRN Electronic Journal (2022)

Christopher WildemanAlexander RoehrkasseLiza BeckerPeter Fallesen

social science researchglobal northsocial sciences

Indebted by Proxy: How Women Are Faring Under the Carceral State. Springer eBooks (2022)

Christopher WildemanHedwig Lee

urban sociologypolitical sciencedeviance (sociology)women's studieswomen's empowermentsociologyfeminist perspectivescriminologygender inequalityfeminist criminologysocial sciencesbiopoliticsgender dividespatial politicscarceral statewomen's health

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Christopher Wildeman

Professor

Duke University

Affiliations

Duke Sanford School of Public Policy

Trinity College of Arts & Sciences

Sociology

Christopher Wildeman is currently serving as a Duke Sanford School Of Public Policy Professor at Duke University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Christopher Wildeman

Duke University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Adult Children of the Prison Boom: Family Troubles and the Intergenerational Transmission of Criminal Justice Contact. Demography (2024)

Christopher WildemanRobert J. SampsonGarrett Baker

prison boomeconomic demographyadult childrenfamily troublessociologycriminal justice contactpublic healthcriminal justiceintergenerational transmissiondemography

Pediatric Health and System Impacts of Mass Incarceration, 2009–2020: A Matched Cohort Study. Academic Pediatrics (2024)

Samantha BochChristopher WildemanJudith DexheimerRobert KahnJoshua LambertSarah Beal

Reconsidering the Relationship Between Incarceration, Trust in the State, Community Engagement, and Civic Participation. Socius Sociological Research for a Dynamic World (2024)

Youngmin YiPeter K. EnnsChristopher Wildeman

civic engagementsocial sciencescivic participationpenologycarceral settingsociologycommunity engagementcriminologycriminal justicepublic policytheoretical criminologysocial problems

The Consequences of Sibling Criminal Legal System Contact for Family Life. Journal of Marriage and Family (2024)

Sara WakefieldGarrett BakerChristopher Wildeman

family lifelawsociologycriminologymarriagesocial sciences

How the Afcars and Ncands Can Provide Insight Into Linked Administrative Data. Child maltreatment solutions network (2023)

Youngmin YiChristopher Wildeman

correctional practiceinformation retrievalmanagementsocial sciences

Introducing a New Data Resource for Comparative Child Welfare Research: The Rockwool-Duke Global Child Welfare Database. Children and Youth Services Review (2023)

Alexander F. RoehrkasseLiza BeckerChristopher WildemanPeter Fallesen

health services researchdata science

State-Level Variation in the Cumulative Prevalence of Child Welfare System Contact, 2015–2019. Children and Youth Services Review (2023)

Youngmin YiFrank EdwardsNatalia EmanuelHedwig LeeJohn M. LeventhalJane WaldfogelChristopher Wildeman

statisticshealth policystate-level variationhealth services researchdemographyapplied statisticscumulative prevalenceepidemiology

Are the Average Effects of Foster Care Placement Really Close to Zero?. Research on Social Work Practice (2022)

Sara WakefieldChristopher Wildeman

social work researchfoster care placementsocial work practicesocial sciencessocial workaverage effects

Child Welfare System Contact in the Global North: Trends From 44 Countries. SSRN Electronic Journal (2022)

Christopher WildemanAlexander RoehrkasseLiza BeckerPeter Fallesen

social science researchglobal northsocial sciences

Indebted by Proxy: How Women Are Faring Under the Carceral State. Springer eBooks (2022)

Christopher WildemanHedwig Lee

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