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Jeffrey T Martin

Associate Professor

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

Department of Anthropology

School of Literatures, Cultures & Linguistics

Department of East Asian Languages & Cultures

Jeffrey T Martin is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts & Sciences Associate Professor at University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.

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University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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community policing east asian studies criminology asian studies criminal justice political science chinese law chinese politics police psychology law criminal law chinese political science contemporary china theoretical criminology political sociology contemporary asia democracy chinese culture culture democratic theory comparative politics comparative law political studies violent behavior politics jurisprudence social anthropology critical theory political theory organized crime crime analysis contemporary taiwan taiwanese police strong democracy weak police comparative political studies anthropological theory ethnic studies conflict resolution experimental criminology liberal democracy political systems international criminology political power power relations legal philosophy legal theory government administration maritime security criminal justice system participatory surveillance ethnomethodology peacemaking peacekeeping peace operations vaccine targets infectious respiratory disease covid-19 pandemic collective action social organization homicide reasonable balance social sensibility neighborhood police street police legitimate force particularistic democracy moral agency police power police domination comparative study east asian police confucian ethic hong kong sociocultural anthropology governance east asian languages

Notable Scholarly Works

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Revolution, Counterinsurgency, and the New Ethnography of Policing. City & Society (2024)

Jeffrey T. Martin

historypolitical sciencecommunity policingcriminologyviolent behaviorprotestorganized crimenew ethnographycriminal justice

Staying Cool in a Hot Spot. Routledge eBooks (2023)

Jeffrey T. MartinAustin D. Hoffman

ethnographycommunity policingcrime analysishot spoturban sociologysociologycriminologysocial sciencesviolent behaviorparticipatory surveillanceethnographic theorypolice psychologypolice surveillancehot spotscriminal justicepublic life

Staying Cool in a Hot Spot: Epistemology, Ethics and Politics in Police Ethnography. Routledge International Handbook of Police Ethnography (2023)

Jeffrey T Martin

ethnomethodologyethnographycommunity policinghot spotsociologycriminologysocial sciencesethnographic theorypolice psychologypolice ethnographycriminal justicesocial anthropology

Restoring Justice or Maintaining Control? Revolutionary Roots and Conservative Fruits in Chinese Police Mediation. Asian Journal of Criminology (2022)

Jeffrey T. MartinLingxiao Zhou

chinese political scienceconservative fruitspolitical sciencechinese laweast asian studieschinese politicslawconflict resolutionchinese culturerevolutionary rootsinternational relationschinese police mediationcontemporary chinaconflictcriminal justicecriminal lawsocial justice

Police Work Versus Police Action: Justice, Discretion, and Arendt’s Theory of Politics. (2020)

Jeffrey T. Martin

arendt ’political sciencepublic lawcriminal justice systemcriminologysocial scienceslawtheoretical criminologypolice psychologycriminal justicecriminal law

Weak Police, Strong Democracy. Current Anthropology (2020)

Jeffrey T. Martin

chinese political sciencepolitical sciencecommunity policingpower relationsstrong democracyeast asian studiesweak policecontemporary asiapolitical powerpolitical sociologydemocratizationasian studiescritical theorydemocracytaiwanese policecomparative politics

Weak Police, Strong Democracy Civic Ritual and Performative Peace in Contemporary Taiwan. Current Anthropology (2020)

Jeffrey T Martin

civic engagementpolitical sciencestrong democracyeast asian studiesweak policecontemporary asiachinese politicsprotestchinese cultureasian studiescontemporary chinasocial movementscontemporary taiwanpeacemakingdemocracy

Four. Affect: The Virtual Force of Policing (Taiwan). (2019)

Jeffrey T. Martin

political sciencecommunity policingvirtual forcecriminologysocial sciencesviolent behaviorsecurity studiespolice psychologycriminal law

Sentiment, Reason, and Law. (2019)

Jeffrey T. Martin

jurisprudencelegal philosophycomparative lawlawphilosophylegal theoryphilosophy of law

Sentiment, Reason, and Law: Policing in the Republic of China on Taiwan. (2019)

Jeffrey T. Martin

chinese political sciencejurisprudencecommunity policingchinese laweast asian studiesinternational lawcomparative lawchinese politicslawasian studiescontemporary chinacriminal justicecriminal law

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Jeffrey T Martin

Associate Professor

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

Department of Anthropology

School of Literatures, Cultures & Linguistics

Department of East Asian Languages & Cultures

Jeffrey T Martin is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts & Sciences Associate Professor at University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.

Honors

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Jeffrey T Martin

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Revolution, Counterinsurgency, and the New Ethnography of Policing. City & Society (2024)

Jeffrey T. Martin

historypolitical sciencecommunity policingcriminologyviolent behaviorprotestorganized crimenew ethnographycriminal justice

Staying Cool in a Hot Spot. Routledge eBooks (2023)

Jeffrey T. MartinAustin D. Hoffman

Staying Cool in a Hot Spot: Epistemology, Ethics and Politics in Police Ethnography. Routledge International Handbook of Police Ethnography (2023)

Jeffrey T Martin

ethnomethodologyethnographycommunity policinghot spotsociologycriminologysocial sciencesethnographic theorypolice psychologypolice ethnographycriminal justicesocial anthropology

Restoring Justice or Maintaining Control? Revolutionary Roots and Conservative Fruits in Chinese Police Mediation. Asian Journal of Criminology (2022)

Jeffrey T. MartinLingxiao Zhou

Police Work Versus Police Action: Justice, Discretion, and Arendt’s Theory of Politics. (2020)

Jeffrey T. Martin

arendt ’political sciencepublic lawcriminal justice systemcriminologysocial scienceslawtheoretical criminologypolice psychologycriminal justicecriminal law

Weak Police, Strong Democracy. Current Anthropology (2020)

Jeffrey T. Martin

Weak Police, Strong Democracy Civic Ritual and Performative Peace in Contemporary Taiwan. Current Anthropology (2020)

Jeffrey T Martin

Four. Affect: The Virtual Force of Policing (Taiwan). (2019)

Jeffrey T. Martin

political sciencecommunity policingvirtual forcecriminologysocial sciencesviolent behaviorsecurity studiespolice psychologycriminal law

Sentiment, Reason, and Law. (2019)

Jeffrey T. Martin

jurisprudencelegal philosophycomparative lawlawphilosophylegal theoryphilosophy of law

Sentiment, Reason, and Law: Policing in the Republic of China on Taiwan. (2019)

Jeffrey T. Martin

chinese political sciencejurisprudencecommunity policingchinese laweast asian studiesinternational lawcomparative lawchinese politicslawasian studiescontemporary chinacriminal justicecriminal law

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