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Michael C Campbell

Associate Professor

University of Denver

Affiliations

College of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences

Department of Anthropology

Department of Economics

Department of English & Literary Arts

Department of History

Department of Political Science

Department of Psychology

Lamont School of Music

Languages, Literatures & Cultures

Media, Film & Journalism Studies

School of Art & Art History

Spanish Language, Literary & Cultural Studies

Michael C Campbell is currently serving as a College Of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences Associate Professor at University of Denver.

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Michael C Campbell

University of Denver

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public policy political science social sciences sociology jurisprudence penology correctional practice criminology criminal justice qualitative research social policy public law social justice elections critical race theory social science research theoretical criminology democracy violence against women american literature punishment empirical case studies sociology of law societal influence political theory liberal democracy deliberative democracy prison violence victimology black experience black politics contemporary racism historical sociology criminal disenfranchisement reform staged strategy american state-level policy qualitative case studies mass incarceration patchwork protection rights accountability united states felon disenfranchisement american democracy book review avidit acharya southern politics criminal justice system law penal policy experimental criminology criminal law policy analysis

Notable Scholarly Works

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Leveraging the Insights of Depth: A Staged Strategy for Building Qualitative Case Studies of American State‐Level Policy. Social Science Quarterly (2024)

Joshua A. BassechesMichael C. CampbellHeather Schoenfeld

social policysocial sciencespolitical sciencequalitative case studiesamerican state-level policyempirical case studiessocial science researchpublic policystaged strategyqualitative research

Patchwork Protection: The Politics of Prisoners’ Rights Accountability in the United States. Law & Social Inquiry (2024)

Heather SchoenfeldKimberly RhotenMichael C. Campbell

public lawunited statessociology of lawpolitical sciencepatchwork protectionlawpenologyrights accountabilityjurisprudencepublic policysocietal influencesocial justicecorrectional practice

Early 21St Century Penal Reform: A Comparative Analysis of Four States' Responses to the Problems of Mass Incarceration. Law & Policy (2023)

Heather SchoenfeldMichael C. Campbell

mass incarcerationlawpenologyjurisprudencepublic policycorrectional practice

Deep Roots: How Slavery Still Shapes Southern Politics. by Avidit Acharya, Matthew Blackwell, and Maya Sen. Princeton, N.J.: Princeton University Press, 2018. Pp. XIV+280. $29.95.. American Journal of Sociology (2020)

Michael C. Campbell

avidit acharyapolitical sociologypolitical sciencesocial inequalityblack politicsblack experiencecontemporary racismsociologycolonialismhistorical sociologysocial sciencespolitical historysouthern politicsracial discrimination

Book Review: Locked out: Felon Disenfranchisement and American Democracy; the Disenfranchisement of Ex-Felons. Theoretical Criminology (2007)

Michael C. Campbell

prison violenceviolence against womenamerican literaturecriminologypolitical theoryelectionsdeliberative democracyamerican political thoughtfelon disenfranchisementvictimologybook reviewsociologydemocratizationliberal democracypolitical sciencedemocracycriminal justicepublic policycritical race theorytheoretical criminologyamerican democracy

Criminal Disenfranchisement Reform in California. Punishment & Society (2007)

Michael C. Campbell

punishmentpenologysociologycriminologycriminal justicejurisprudencesocial sciencescriminal disenfranchisement reformcorrectional practice

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Michael C Campbell

Associate Professor

University of Denver

Affiliations

College of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences

Department of Anthropology

Department of Economics

Department of English & Literary Arts

Department of History

Department of Political Science

Department of Psychology

Lamont School of Music

Languages, Literatures & Cultures

Media, Film & Journalism Studies

School of Art & Art History

Spanish Language, Literary & Cultural Studies

Michael C Campbell is currently serving as a College Of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences Associate Professor at University of Denver.

Honors

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Experiences

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Michael C Campbell

University of Denver

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Leveraging the Insights of Depth: A Staged Strategy for Building Qualitative Case Studies of American State‐Level Policy. Social Science Quarterly (2024)

Joshua A. BassechesMichael C. CampbellHeather Schoenfeld

social policysocial sciencespolitical sciencequalitative case studiesamerican state-level policyempirical case studiessocial science researchpublic policystaged strategyqualitative research

Patchwork Protection: The Politics of Prisoners’ Rights Accountability in the United States. Law & Social Inquiry (2024)

Heather SchoenfeldKimberly RhotenMichael C. Campbell

public lawunited statessociology of lawpolitical sciencepatchwork protectionlawpenologyrights accountabilityjurisprudencepublic policysocietal influencesocial justicecorrectional practice

Early 21St Century Penal Reform: A Comparative Analysis of Four States' Responses to the Problems of Mass Incarceration. Law & Policy (2023)

Heather SchoenfeldMichael C. Campbell

mass incarcerationlawpenologyjurisprudencepublic policycorrectional practice

Michael C. Campbell

Book Review: Locked out: Felon Disenfranchisement and American Democracy; the Disenfranchisement of Ex-Felons. Theoretical Criminology (2007)

Michael C. Campbell

Criminal Disenfranchisement Reform in California. Punishment & Society (2007)

Michael C. Campbell

punishmentpenologysociologycriminologycriminal justicejurisprudencesocial sciencescriminal disenfranchisement reformcorrectional practice

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