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Mona Danner

Higher Ed Teach Res Asst

Old Dominion University

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College of Arts & Letters

Sociology & Criminal Justice

Mona Danner is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Letters Higher Ed Teach Res Asst at Old Dominion University.

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Old Dominion University

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criminology social sciences gender studies criminal justice sociology feminist theory women's health feminist criminology economics jurisprudence gender inequality women's studies indigenous studies southern india international security international organizations international relations social science research social anthropology higher education professional development sex roles violence against women feminist studies penology punishment international sociology correctional practice community perceptions gender theory career development teacher preparation higher education teaching sociology of law feminist perspectives gender equality female criminality feminist research victimology indigenous peoples women's empowerment demographic characteristics punitive beliefs economic assistance empirical application scenario methods offense seriousness scaling international data police work police shootings probation sanction tribal police officers elusive justice american indian community strategic role state-corporate crime social justice criminal justice policy theoretical criminology gender diversity

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Teaching Preparation and Professional Development Coursework in Doctoral Programs: The Example of Criminology and Criminal Justice. College teaching (2022)

Caitlin G. LynchStephen T. YoungMona J. E. Danner

educationcriminal justicedoctoral programscareer developmentcriminologyprofessional developmenthigher educationhigher education teachingteacher preparation

Community Mobilization Challenging Gender Power Imbalances: Women Sex Workers’ Capacity to Engage in Health-Enhancing Practices in Southern India. AIDS and Behavior (2021)

Gay YoungMona J. E. DannerLucía FortKim M. Blankenship

public healthsouthern indiahealth equitycommunity mobilizationwomen's healthhivhealth-enhancing practicessocial sciencesglobal healthcriminologysocial justicegender power imbalances

Regulatory Rollbacks and Deepening Social Inequalities. Journal of white collar and corporate crime (2020)

Nancy A. WondersMona J. E. Danner

regulationcriminologyregulatory rollbackseconomics

Acknowledgments. University of California Press eBooks (2019)

Michael SpitzerRichard WillLaurence DreyfusMarshall BrownMatthew HeadPeter HoytLawrence ZbikowskiJacqueline HattenRobin MccabeJudy TsouLarry StarrJoann TaricaniAine HeneghanGeorge BozarthJane BrownJoel DurandShannon DudleyBerkeley AcquaintancesPeter Mercer-TaylorSteve SwayneJoseph Kerman

Gender Inequality and Criminalization: A Socialist Feminist Perspective on the Legal Social Control of Women. Routledge eBooks (2019)

Mona J.E. Danner

gender equalitylawsex rolessocial inequalitylegal social controlsociologygender inequalityfeminist theorysocial justicesociology of lawfeminist researchfeminist studiesintersectionalityfeminist criminologygender studiescriminal justicefemale criminalitysocialist feminist perspectiveviolence against womenfeminist perspectives

Gender and Sexual Practice in Structural Context: Condom Use Among Women Doing Sex Work in Southern India. Gender & Society (2018)

Gay YoungMona J. E. DannerLucía FortKim M. Blankenship

women's studiessouthern indiasocial science researchgender studiescondom usewomen's healthgender theoryfeminist theorysocial sciencessex worksocial anthropologysociologystructural contextsexual practice

Elusive Justice: Tribal Police Officers’ Perception of Justice in an American Indian Community. Contemporary justice review (2017)

Favian Alejandro MartínMona J. E. Danner

indigenous studiesamerican indian communitycriminal justiceelusive justicesocial sciencesjurisprudencetribal police officerscommunity perceptionshumanities

“There’s No Crying in Police Work:” Exploring Police Shootings With Feminist Methods. Gender Issues (2017)

Amanda L. FarrellElizabeth Monk-TurnerMona J. E. DannerChristopher J. A. Scallon

gender studiescriminal justicepolice workfeminist theorysocial sciencescriminologypolice shootingsfeminist criminology

Book Review: Gray Cavender and Nancy C. Jurik, Justice Provocateur: Jane Tennison and Policing in Prime Suspect. Crime Media Culture An International Journal (2015)

Mona J.E. Danner

criminal justicejournalismmedia studies

Crime and Victimization Among American Indians: One Community's Perception of Crime, Violence, and Social Services. Canadian journal of native studies (2015)

Favian Alejandro MartínMona J. E. Danner

indigenous peoplesanthropologyindigenous studiessocial servicessocial sciencescriminologyvictimologysociologyamerican indians

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Mona Danner

Higher Ed Teach Res Asst

Old Dominion University

Affiliations

College of Arts & Letters

Sociology & Criminal Justice

Mona Danner is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Letters Higher Ed Teach Res Asst at Old Dominion University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Mona Danner

Old Dominion University

Higher Ed Teach Res Asst

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Teaching Preparation and Professional Development Coursework in Doctoral Programs: The Example of Criminology and Criminal Justice. College teaching (2022)

Caitlin G. LynchStephen T. YoungMona J. E. Danner

educationcriminal justicedoctoral programscareer developmentcriminologyprofessional developmenthigher educationhigher education teachingteacher preparation

Community Mobilization Challenging Gender Power Imbalances: Women Sex Workers’ Capacity to Engage in Health-Enhancing Practices in Southern India. AIDS and Behavior (2021)

Gay YoungMona J. E. DannerLucía FortKim M. Blankenship

public healthsouthern indiahealth equitycommunity mobilizationwomen's healthhivhealth-enhancing practicessocial sciencesglobal healthcriminologysocial justicegender power imbalances

Regulatory Rollbacks and Deepening Social Inequalities. Journal of white collar and corporate crime (2020)

Nancy A. WondersMona J. E. Danner

regulationcriminologyregulatory rollbackseconomics

Acknowledgments. University of California Press eBooks (2019)

Gender Inequality and Criminalization: A Socialist Feminist Perspective on the Legal Social Control of Women. Routledge eBooks (2019)

Mona J.E. Danner

Gender and Sexual Practice in Structural Context: Condom Use Among Women Doing Sex Work in Southern India. Gender & Society (2018)

Gay YoungMona J. E. DannerLucía FortKim M. Blankenship

Elusive Justice: Tribal Police Officers’ Perception of Justice in an American Indian Community. Contemporary justice review (2017)

Favian Alejandro MartínMona J. E. Danner

indigenous studiesamerican indian communitycriminal justiceelusive justicesocial sciencesjurisprudencetribal police officerscommunity perceptionshumanities

“There’s No Crying in Police Work:” Exploring Police Shootings With Feminist Methods. Gender Issues (2017)

Amanda L. FarrellElizabeth Monk-TurnerMona J. E. DannerChristopher J. A. Scallon

gender studiescriminal justicepolice workfeminist theorysocial sciencescriminologypolice shootingsfeminist criminology

Book Review: Gray Cavender and Nancy C. Jurik, Justice Provocateur: Jane Tennison and Policing in Prime Suspect. Crime Media Culture An International Journal (2015)

Mona J.E. Danner

criminal justicejournalismmedia studies

Crime and Victimization Among American Indians: One Community's Perception of Crime, Violence, and Social Services. Canadian journal of native studies (2015)

Favian Alejandro MartínMona J. E. Danner

indigenous peoplesanthropologyindigenous studiessocial servicessocial sciencescriminologyvictimologysociologyamerican indians

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