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Christopher Koper

Professor

George Mason University

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College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Criminology, Law and Society

Christopher Koper is currently serving as a College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Professor at George Mason University.

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George Mason University

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criminology public policy criminal justice public health social sciences experimental criminology community policing technology urban security injury prevention penology violent crime correctional practice police psychology safety interpersonal violence violent behavior crime prevention crime hot spots united states body-worn cameras information security security studies crime analysis criminal justice system license plate readers systematic review forensic science criminal law harm reduction urban studies theoretical criminology comparative criminology urban health public safety covid-19 pandemic community perceptions evidence-based policing matrix hot spots gun crime assault weapons proactive policing criminal gun use gun violence local immigration enforcement gun markets research ethics fire safety mobile computing information technology applied geography forensic psychology military psychology vehicular technology randomized controlled trials technology assessment legal geography homicide victimology occupational safety health protection domestic violence impact (mechanics) action research applied social science case studies military context incident investigation local governance automatic identification scholarly communication crime science police officers citizen behavior police response sociology law police activity deviance (sociology)

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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A Multi-Method Case Study of a Police Agency’s Response to the Covid-19 Pandemic. Policing An International Journal (2024)

Cynthia LumChristopher S. KoperMichael GoodierWilliam JohnsonJames Krause

public healthpolice agencycovid-19 pandemiccriminologycase studiesmulti-method case study

Concealed Firearm Carrying Laws and Defensive Firearm Use in Public Locations of Us Metropolitan Areas, 1986–2004. Injury Prevention (2024)

Christopher S KoperYi-Fang LuBeidi Dong

public healthinjury preventiondefensive firearm usepublic policylawpublic safetypublic locations

Do Community Views of Local Police Agencies Change During “Crises of Legitimacy”? Results of a Multi-Wave Random Sample Community Survey in a Large Suburban Jurisdiction. American Journal of Criminal Justice (2024)

Cynthia LumChristopher S. KoperHailey Khatchatourian

local police agenciescommunity developmentcommunity engagementcommunity policingurban sociologylocal governancesociologycriminal justice systemcommunity perceptionscriminologysocial sciencespublic policylarge suburban jurisdictionpolice psychologycommunity-engaged researchurban studiescommunity viewscriminal justice

Gun Violence Research From a Micro-Place Perspective: A Scoping Review. Aggression and Violent Behavior (2024)

Beidi DongTyler HouserChristopher S. Koper

micro-place perspectivesociologycriminologysocial sciencesviolent behaviorgun violence researchscoping reviewaggressionbehavioral sciences

Less-Lethal Weapons and Civilian Injury in Police Use of Force Encounters: A Multi-Agency Analysis. Journal of Urban Health (2024)

Kevin PetersenChristopher S. KoperBruce G. TaylorWeiwei LiuJackie Sheridan-Johnson

safetycriminologyforensic psychologysecurity studiesbehavioral sciencespublic healthinjury preventionmilitary psychologymulti-agency analysislawtraumaurban healthinterpersonal violencemilitary contextless-lethal weaponsforce encountersviolent crimepolice psychologycivilian injuryincident investigationviolent behaviorpolice usecriminal justice

Opening the Black Box of Police Operations and Crime During the Covid-19 Pandemic. Police Quarterly (2024)

Christopher S. KoperCynthia LumXiaoyun WuHailey Khatchatourian

public healthcommunity policingcrime analysissafetycovid-19police operationscriminologyviolent behaviortheoretical criminologycovid-19 pandemiccrime sciencepolice psychologyexperimental criminologyblack boxcriminal justiceinterpersonal violence

The Effects of Hot Spot Policing on Community Experiences and Perceptions in a Time of Covid-19 and Calls for Police Reform. Police Quarterly (2023)

Christopher S. KoperWeiwei LiuBruce G. TaylorXiaoyun WuWilliam D. JohnsonJackie Sheridan

covid-19community perceptionscriminologysocial sciencescommunity experiencespolice reform

Police Activities and Community Views of Police in Crime Hot Spots. Justice Quarterly (2022)

Christopher S. KoperBruce G. TaylorWeiwei LiuXiaoyun Wu

crime hot spotscommunity viewscriminologysocial sciencespolice activitiescriminal justice

The Effects of Community-Infused Problem-Oriented Policing in Crime Hot Spots Based on Police Data: A Randomized Controlled Trial. Journal of Experimental Criminology (2022)

Bruce G. TaylorWeiwei LiuPoulami MaitraChristopher S. KoperJackie SheridanWilliam Johnson

crime hot spotscommunity-infused problem-oriented policingcommunity policingcriminologystatisticsexperimental criminologypolice datacorrectional practice

Calibrating Police Activity Across Hot Spot and Non-Hot Spot Areas. Police Quarterly (2021)

Christopher S. KoperXiaoyun WuCynthia Lum

public healthspatial analysisnon-hot spot areashot spotpolice activity

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Christopher Koper

Professor

George Mason University

Affiliations

College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Criminology, Law and Society

Christopher Koper is currently serving as a College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Professor at George Mason University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Christopher Koper

George Mason University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Multi-Method Case Study of a Police Agency’s Response to the Covid-19 Pandemic. Policing An International Journal (2024)

Cynthia LumChristopher S. KoperMichael GoodierWilliam JohnsonJames Krause

public healthpolice agencycovid-19 pandemiccriminologycase studiesmulti-method case study

Concealed Firearm Carrying Laws and Defensive Firearm Use in Public Locations of Us Metropolitan Areas, 1986–2004. Injury Prevention (2024)

Christopher S KoperYi-Fang LuBeidi Dong

public healthinjury preventiondefensive firearm usepublic policylawpublic safetypublic locations

Cynthia LumChristopher S. KoperHailey Khatchatourian

Gun Violence Research From a Micro-Place Perspective: A Scoping Review. Aggression and Violent Behavior (2024)

Beidi DongTyler HouserChristopher S. Koper

micro-place perspectivesociologycriminologysocial sciencesviolent behaviorgun violence researchscoping reviewaggressionbehavioral sciences

Less-Lethal Weapons and Civilian Injury in Police Use of Force Encounters: A Multi-Agency Analysis. Journal of Urban Health (2024)

Kevin PetersenChristopher S. KoperBruce G. TaylorWeiwei LiuJackie Sheridan-Johnson

Opening the Black Box of Police Operations and Crime During the Covid-19 Pandemic. Police Quarterly (2024)

Christopher S. KoperCynthia LumXiaoyun WuHailey Khatchatourian

The Effects of Hot Spot Policing on Community Experiences and Perceptions in a Time of Covid-19 and Calls for Police Reform. Police Quarterly (2023)

Christopher S. KoperWeiwei LiuBruce G. TaylorXiaoyun WuWilliam D. JohnsonJackie Sheridan

covid-19community perceptionscriminologysocial sciencescommunity experiencespolice reform

Police Activities and Community Views of Police in Crime Hot Spots. Justice Quarterly (2022)

Christopher S. KoperBruce G. TaylorWeiwei LiuXiaoyun Wu

crime hot spotscommunity viewscriminologysocial sciencespolice activitiescriminal justice

The Effects of Community-Infused Problem-Oriented Policing in Crime Hot Spots Based on Police Data: A Randomized Controlled Trial. Journal of Experimental Criminology (2022)

Bruce G. TaylorWeiwei LiuPoulami MaitraChristopher S. KoperJackie SheridanWilliam Johnson

crime hot spotscommunity-infused problem-oriented policingcommunity policingcriminologystatisticsexperimental criminologypolice datacorrectional practice

Calibrating Police Activity Across Hot Spot and Non-Hot Spot Areas. Police Quarterly (2021)

Christopher S. KoperXiaoyun WuCynthia Lum

public healthspatial analysisnon-hot spot areashot spotpolice activity

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