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David Kennedy

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CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

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CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

National Network for Safe Communities

Research & Evaluation Center

Department of Criminal Justice

John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Research & Evaluation Center

David Kennedy is currently serving as a Cuny--John Jay College Of Criminal Justice Professor at Cuny--John Jay College of Criminal Justice.

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CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

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criminology public policy violent behavior criminal justice sociology social sciences criminal law interpersonal violence urban sociology community policing crime prevention urban security public health theoretical criminology organized crime urban affairs urban studies crime analysis public law violence against women juvenile delinquency youth justice violent crime homicide police psychology social movements adolescent health youth services public safety psychological violence youth violence boston gun project jurisprudence social justice harm reduction public management experimental criminology urban history public integrity domestic violence operation ceasefire focused deterrence ethnic studies correctional practice penology criminal behavior school violence beverage industry crime science serious crime structural breaks illegal supply gang violence social forces public performance sociology of law testing technique real investment adolescence research evaluation impact assessment offender profiling ethnic discrimination crime forecasting action research control management command and control self-defense use-reduction strategy serious youth offenders gun markets problem-oriented policing police innovation gun violence risky investment mapping gangs law enforcement collective efficacy

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Gangs in Practice. Oxford University Press eBooks (2024)

social movementsurban sociologysocial groupscommunity policingcommunity engagementcriminologyviolent behaviororganized crimeyouth servicesafrican american studiespublic performance

A Framework for Addressing Violence and Serious Crime. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2021)

Anthony A. BragaDavid M. Kennedy

violent crimepenologyserious crimesociologycriminologysocial sciences

A Framework for Addressing Violence and Serious Crime: Focused Deterrence, Legitimacy, and Prevention. (2021)

Anthony A. BragaDavid M. Kennedy

focused deterrenceserious crimecriminologyviolent behaviorcrime preventionpublic policy

Direct Communication in Focused Deterrence.. The Rowman & Littlefield Handbook of Policing, Communication, and Society (2021): 313 (2021)

communication strategiesfocused deterrencecommunicationinterpersonal communicationstrategic studies

State Violence, Legitimacy, and the Path to True Public Safety. Niskanen Center (2020)

public lawpolitical sciencepublic integritysafety sciencelawpublic administrationpublic safetystate crimesafetycriminal justicecrime preventionpublic policystate violence

Advocate. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2019)

ADVOCATE: Policing and the Lessons of Focused Deterrence. Police Innovation: Contrasting perspectives (2019)

public lawfocused deterrencepolice psychologycommunity policinglawcriminal lawcriminologyviolent behaviorcriminal justicecrime preventionpublic policy

Moving Toward an American Police–Community Reconciliation Framework. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2019)

community policinglawcriminal lawsociologycriminologycriminal justicesocial justice

Response to “What Works With Gangs: A Breakthrough”. Criminology & Public Policy (2019)

social movementsurban sociologysocial forcesdeviance (sociology)community policingsociologybreakthrough ”criminologyviolent behaviororganized crime

Response to"What Works With Gangs: A Breakthrough," Criminology & Public Policy 18, No. 1 (2019). Criminology & Public Policy (2019)

urban sociologydeviance (sociology)community policingpublic policy 18sociologycriminologyviolent behaviorcriminal justiceorganized crimesocial sciencestheoretical criminologyinterpersonal violence

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David Kennedy

Professor

CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Affiliations

CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

National Network for Safe Communities

Research & Evaluation Center

Department of Criminal Justice

John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Research & Evaluation Center

David Kennedy is currently serving as a Cuny--John Jay College Of Criminal Justice Professor at Cuny--John Jay College of Criminal Justice.

Honors

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David Kennedy

CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Gangs in Practice. Oxford University Press eBooks (2024)

social movementsurban sociologysocial groupscommunity policingcommunity engagementcriminologyviolent behaviororganized crimeyouth servicesafrican american studiespublic performance

A Framework for Addressing Violence and Serious Crime. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2021)

Anthony A. BragaDavid M. Kennedy

violent crimepenologyserious crimesociologycriminologysocial sciences

A Framework for Addressing Violence and Serious Crime: Focused Deterrence, Legitimacy, and Prevention. (2021)

Anthony A. BragaDavid M. Kennedy

focused deterrenceserious crimecriminologyviolent behaviorcrime preventionpublic policy

Direct Communication in Focused Deterrence.. The Rowman & Littlefield Handbook of Policing, Communication, and Society (2021): 313 (2021)

communication strategiesfocused deterrencecommunicationinterpersonal communicationstrategic studies

State Violence, Legitimacy, and the Path to True Public Safety. Niskanen Center (2020)

public lawpolitical sciencepublic integritysafety sciencelawpublic administrationpublic safetystate crimesafetycriminal justicecrime preventionpublic policystate violence

Advocate. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2019)

ADVOCATE: Policing and the Lessons of Focused Deterrence. Police Innovation: Contrasting perspectives (2019)

public lawfocused deterrencepolice psychologycommunity policinglawcriminal lawcriminologyviolent behaviorcriminal justicecrime preventionpublic policy

Moving Toward an American Police–Community Reconciliation Framework. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2019)

community policinglawcriminal lawsociologycriminologycriminal justicesocial justice

Response to “What Works With Gangs: A Breakthrough”. Criminology & Public Policy (2019)

social movementsurban sociologysocial forcesdeviance (sociology)community policingsociologybreakthrough ”criminologyviolent behaviororganized crime

Response to"What Works With Gangs: A Breakthrough," Criminology & Public Policy 18, No. 1 (2019). Criminology & Public Policy (2019)

urban sociologydeviance (sociology)community policingpublic policy 18sociologycriminologyviolent behaviorcriminal justiceorganized crimesocial sciencestheoretical criminologyinterpersonal violence

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