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Jennifer E Peirce

Adjunct Instructor

New York University

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School of Professional Studies

Division of Applied Undergraduate Studies

Jennifer E Peirce is currently serving as a Division Of Applied Undergraduate Studies Adjunct Instructor at New York University.

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New York University

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ProvóS, Representantes, Agentes: The Evolution of Prison Governance Arrangements in the Dominican Republic’s Prison Reform Process. Springer eBooks (2022)

administrative lawpenologyprison governance arrangementscriminal lawpolitical sciencecriminologyjurisprudencelawlatin american researchgovernanceprison reform processcarceral settingcriminal justicedominican republic ’latin american politics

From Rulay to Rules: Perceptions of Prison Life and Reforms in the Dominican Republic’s Traditional and New Prisons. (2021)

penologycriminal lawcriminologyprison lifenew prisonslawlatin american researchcaribbean studiessocial sciencescarceral settingcriminal justicedominican republic ’latin american politics

‘It Was Supposed to Be Fair Here’: Human Rights and Recourse Mechanisms in the Dominican Republic’s Prison Reform Process. Journal of Human Rights (2021)

social justicepenologyrecourse mechanismscriminal lawpublic policyjurisprudencelawtheoretical criminologyprison reform processsocial sciencescarceral settingpublic lawcriminal justicehuman rights

La « Double DéTention »: Conditions Et Droits Des DéTenus HaïTiens Dans Les Prisons Dominicaines. Déviance et Société (2021)

prisons dominicainessocial justicepenologycriminologyportuguesejuvenile courtcriminal lawprison violencejurisprudencelawdroits destheoretical criminologyhaïtiens danscarceral settingcriminal justicedeviance (sociology)

Two Regimes of Confinement in Tension: Partial Prison Reform in the Dominican Republic. Springer eBooks (2021)

partial prison reformtransitional justicepenologydominican republiccriminal lawpolitical sciencecriminologyjurisprudencelawlatin american researchcaribbean studiesconstitutional lawcarceral settingcriminal justicehistorylatin american politics

Comentario a Marcelo Bergman: More Money More Crime: Prosperity and Rising Crime in Latin America. Delito y sociedad. Revista de Ciencias Sociales (2020)

marcelo bergmanlaw and economicscriminologyportugueseeconomicslatin american studieslatin americaeconomic criminologylatin american economic historyspanishlatin american researchorganized crime

Court Interpreters and the Political Economy of Bail in Three Arraignment Courts. Law & Policy (2020)

Andres F. RengifoDiba RouzbahaniJennifer Peirce

court interpreterspolitical economypublic policyarraignment courtsjurisprudencelaw

Overuse of Pretrial Detention in Tension With Judicial and Prison Reforms in the Dominican Republic. Latin American Law Review (2020)

transitional justicepenologydominican republiccriminologycriminal lawprison reformspretrial detentionjurisprudencelawcriminal justice systemconstitutional lawpublic lawcriminal justice

Concentrated Violence: The Influence of Criminal Activity and Governance on Prison Violence in Latin America. International Criminal Justice Review (2019)

criminologycriminal lawviolent crimesociologylatin americaprison violencelawinterpersonal violenceconcentrated violencelatin american researchcarceral settingcriminal justiceviolent behaviorlatin american politics

INTRODUCTION: Special Issue on Prison Violence in the Americas. International Criminal Justice Review (2019)

social justicecriminal lawcriminologyprison violencelawcarceral settingcriminal justiceviolent behavior

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Jennifer E Peirce

Adjunct Instructor

New York University

Affiliations

School of Professional Studies

Division of Applied Undergraduate Studies

Jennifer E Peirce is currently serving as a Division Of Applied Undergraduate Studies Adjunct Instructor at New York University.

Honors

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Jennifer E Peirce

New York University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

ProvóS, Representantes, Agentes: The Evolution of Prison Governance Arrangements in the Dominican Republic’s Prison Reform Process. Springer eBooks (2022)

From Rulay to Rules: Perceptions of Prison Life and Reforms in the Dominican Republic’s Traditional and New Prisons. (2021)

penologycriminal lawcriminologyprison lifenew prisonslawlatin american researchcaribbean studiessocial sciencescarceral settingcriminal justicedominican republic ’latin american politics

‘It Was Supposed to Be Fair Here’: Human Rights and Recourse Mechanisms in the Dominican Republic’s Prison Reform Process. Journal of Human Rights (2021)

social justicepenologyrecourse mechanismscriminal lawpublic policyjurisprudencelawtheoretical criminologyprison reform processsocial sciencescarceral settingpublic lawcriminal justicehuman rights

La « Double DéTention »: Conditions Et Droits Des DéTenus HaïTiens Dans Les Prisons Dominicaines. Déviance et Société (2021)

Two Regimes of Confinement in Tension: Partial Prison Reform in the Dominican Republic. Springer eBooks (2021)

Comentario a Marcelo Bergman: More Money More Crime: Prosperity and Rising Crime in Latin America. Delito y sociedad. Revista de Ciencias Sociales (2020)

marcelo bergmanlaw and economicscriminologyportugueseeconomicslatin american studieslatin americaeconomic criminologylatin american economic historyspanishlatin american researchorganized crime

Court Interpreters and the Political Economy of Bail in Three Arraignment Courts. Law & Policy (2020)

Andres F. RengifoDiba RouzbahaniJennifer Peirce

court interpreterspolitical economypublic policyarraignment courtsjurisprudencelaw

Overuse of Pretrial Detention in Tension With Judicial and Prison Reforms in the Dominican Republic. Latin American Law Review (2020)

transitional justicepenologydominican republiccriminologycriminal lawprison reformspretrial detentionjurisprudencelawcriminal justice systemconstitutional lawpublic lawcriminal justice

Concentrated Violence: The Influence of Criminal Activity and Governance on Prison Violence in Latin America. International Criminal Justice Review (2019)

INTRODUCTION: Special Issue on Prison Violence in the Americas. International Criminal Justice Review (2019)

social justicecriminal lawcriminologyprison violencelawcarceral settingcriminal justiceviolent behavior

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