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Mariyana Zapryanova

Assistant Professor

Smith College

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Economics

Mariyana Zapryanova is currently serving as an Economics Assistant Professor at Smith College.

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Mariyana Zapryanova

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criminology law criminal law criminal justice economics penology law and economics experimental criminology criminal justice system correctional practice rehabilitation social sciences social justice vulnerability ethnography health insurance health economics regional studies ethnic studies health law theoretical criminology prison violence punishment criminal justice process south asian culture regional economics ethnic discrimination crime analysis crime science blood transfusion plasma donation blood donation public safety carceral setting termination policies mandatory minimum reforms peer effects crime reduction financial incentives societal shocks applied microeconomics public economics

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Financial Incentives and Public Safety: The Role of Blood Plasma Donation Centers in Crime Reduction. (2025)

financial incentivesplasma donationcriminologypublic policypublic safetyblood transfusionblood donationpublic healthpolicy analysisexperimental criminologyhealth lawcrime reduction

How Do Parole Boards Respond to Large, Societal Shocks? Evidence From the 9/11 Terrorist Attacks. Journal of Public Economics (2024)

Brendon McConnellKegon Teng Kok TanMariyana Zapryanova

penologysocial impactcriminologypublic policysocietal shockscorrectional practicecriminal justice

Temperature and Convictions: Evidence From India. Environment and Development Economics (2023)

vulnerabilitycriminal lawsouth asian cultureregional studiessocial sciencesethnography

The Effect of Medicaid on Recidivism: Evidence From Medicaid Suspension and Termination Policies. Southern Economic Journal (2022)

Gultekin GolluMariyana Zapryanova

health economicspublic policyeconomicshealth policytermination policiesregional economicshealth insurance

Mandatory Minimum Reforms, Sentencing, and Racial-Ethnic Disparities. The B E Journal of Economic Analysis & Policy (2021)

mandatory minimum reformsracial discriminationcriminal lawcriminologyethnic studieslawcriminal justice systemdisparitiescriminal justiceethnic discrimination

Peer Effects and Recidivism: The Role of Race and Age. The Journal of Law Economics and Organization (2021)

Kegon Teng Kok TanMariyana Zapryanova

peer effectslaw and economicscriminologyeconomicsracesociologylaw

The Effects of Time in Prison and Time on Parole on Recidivism. The Journal of Law and Economics (2020)

Mariyana Zapryanova

social justicepenologylaw and economicscriminologyeconomicscriminal lawprison violencelawcriminal justice systempunishmentcriminal justicerehabilitationcriminal justice process

Crime and Darkness: Evidence From the Us Time Zone Lines.

criminologycriminal lawcrime sciencelawexperimental criminologyforensic scienceafrican american studiescriminal justicecrime analysis

The Role of Prisons in Recidivism.

penologycriminologycriminal lawpublic policyjurisprudencelawcorrectional practicetheoretical criminologycarceral settingcriminal justicedeviance (sociology)

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Mariyana Zapryanova

Assistant Professor

Smith College

Affiliations

Economics

Mariyana Zapryanova is currently serving as an Economics Assistant Professor at Smith College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Mariyana Zapryanova

Smith College

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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Financial Incentives and Public Safety: The Role of Blood Plasma Donation Centers in Crime Reduction. (2025)

financial incentivesplasma donationcriminologypublic policypublic safetyblood transfusionblood donationpublic healthpolicy analysisexperimental criminologyhealth lawcrime reduction

How Do Parole Boards Respond to Large, Societal Shocks? Evidence From the 9/11 Terrorist Attacks. Journal of Public Economics (2024)

Brendon McConnellKegon Teng Kok TanMariyana Zapryanova

penologysocial impactcriminologypublic policysocietal shockscorrectional practicecriminal justice

Temperature and Convictions: Evidence From India. Environment and Development Economics (2023)

vulnerabilitycriminal lawsouth asian cultureregional studiessocial sciencesethnography

The Effect of Medicaid on Recidivism: Evidence From Medicaid Suspension and Termination Policies. Southern Economic Journal (2022)

Gultekin GolluMariyana Zapryanova

health economicspublic policyeconomicshealth policytermination policiesregional economicshealth insurance

Mandatory Minimum Reforms, Sentencing, and Racial-Ethnic Disparities. The B E Journal of Economic Analysis & Policy (2021)

mandatory minimum reformsracial discriminationcriminal lawcriminologyethnic studieslawcriminal justice systemdisparitiescriminal justiceethnic discrimination

Peer Effects and Recidivism: The Role of Race and Age. The Journal of Law Economics and Organization (2021)

Kegon Teng Kok TanMariyana Zapryanova

peer effectslaw and economicscriminologyeconomicsracesociologylaw

The Effects of Time in Prison and Time on Parole on Recidivism. The Journal of Law and Economics (2020)

Mariyana Zapryanova

social justicepenologylaw and economicscriminologyeconomicscriminal lawprison violencelawcriminal justice systempunishmentcriminal justicerehabilitationcriminal justice process

Crime and Darkness: Evidence From the Us Time Zone Lines.

criminologycriminal lawcrime sciencelawexperimental criminologyforensic scienceafrican american studiescriminal justicecrime analysis

The Role of Prisons in Recidivism.

penologycriminologycriminal lawpublic policyjurisprudencelawcorrectional practicetheoretical criminologycarceral settingcriminal justicedeviance (sociology)

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