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Naomi F. Sugie

Associate Professor of Criminology Law and Society

University of California, Irvine

Affiliations

School of Social Sciences

Department of Sociology

Naomi F. Sugie is currently serving as a Sociology Associate Professor of Criminology Law and Society at University of California, Irvine.

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Naomi F. Sugie

University of California, Irvine

Associate Professor of Criminology Law and Society

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social sciences criminology criminal justice sociology correctional practice public health penology public policy criminal justice system social justice interpersonal violence violent behavior prison violence mental health social problems racial discrimination experimental criminology punishment criminal justice process social inequality race theoretical criminology marriage race relations youth justice applied sociology work adjustment covid-19 pandemic criminal records political participation socioeconomic status social science research mobile computing mobility family psychology feminist criminology psychological trauma transitional justice data privacy information technology american studies vocational behavior disadvantaged background group communication small group research social epidemiology sociological research homeland security spatial demography victimology family life underserved populations international criminology elder abuse criminal behavior carceral setting assisted living juvenile delinquency drug policy public participation citizen participation digital interventions criminal justice contact public assistance paternal incarceration hard-to-reach groups employer aversion experimental study local police agencies job accessibility daytime locations spatial mismatch cultural trauma hate crimes partnership stage youth development comparative criminology economic criminology data access

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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Concentrated Disadvantage and Stress in Daily Life After Prison. CrimRxiv (2025)

Naomi F. Sugie

rehabilitationsociologydaily lifecriminologytransitional justiceminority stresspsychological traumapenologytraumasocial isolationcorrectional practiceinterpersonal violencevulnerabilityafrican american studiesquality of lifeprison violenceviolent behaviorstress (biology)criminal justice

Reaching Incarcerated People in Jail: The Case of Prisonpandemic. Sociological Methodology (2025)

Alexis RowlandNaomi F. SugieKristin Turney

rehabilitationsociologycriminal justice systemcriminologysocial sciencesincarcerated peoplehomelessnesspenologytheoretical criminologycorrectional practicecriminal lawstigmainterpersonal violenceprison violenceviolent behaviorsocial systemscriminal justice processexperimental criminologycriminal justice

Accessing the Right to Vote Among System-Impacted People. Punishment & Society (2024)

Naomi F. Sugie

punishmentsystem-impacted peoplecriminologysocial sciencescitizen participationpublic participationcriminal justice

Capturing the Dynamics of Homelessness Through Ethnography and Mobile Technology: Protocol for the Development and Testing of a Smartphone Technology–Supported Intervention. JMIR Research Protocols (2024)

Marva FosterGemmae M FixJusteen HydeShawn DunlapThomas H ByrneNaomi F SugieRandall KuhnSonya GabrielianJill S RoncaratiShibei ZhaoD Keith McInnes

public healthethnographyhealth communicationimplementation researchsocial sciencesdigital interventionsmobile technologysmartphone technologyanthropologytechnology-based interventionsprotocol analysisdigital healthhomelessness

The Waiting Game: Anticipatory Stress and Its Proliferation During Jail Incarceration. Criminology (2024)

Kristin TurneyNaomi F. SugieEstéfani MarínDaniela E. Kaiser

rehabilitationcriminal justice systemcriminologyjail incarcerationresiliencejuvenile delinquencytheoretical criminologyanticipatory stressaddictioncorrectional practiceinterpersonal violencepsychologypsychiatryprison violenceviolent behaviorcriminal justice processjuvenile courtexperimental criminologystress (biology)criminal justice

Excess Mortality in U.S. Prisons During the Covid-19 Pandemic. Science Advances (2023)

Naomi F. Sugie

public healthcovid-19criminal justice systempenologycovid-19 pandemicpublic policyexcess mortalityunderserved populationscorrectional practicecriminal justicehealth policy

Place-Based Developmental Research: Conceptual and Methodological Advances in Studying Youth Development in Context. Monographs of the Society for Research in Child Development (2023)

Dawn P. WitherspoonRebecca M. B. WhiteMayra Y. BámacaChristopher R. BrowningTamara G. J. LeechTama LeventhalStephen A. MatthewsNicolo PinchakAmanda L. RoyNaomi SugieErin N. Winkler

youth developmentplace-based developmental researchsocial scienceschild development

Replication Data for: Excess Mortality in U.S. Prisons During the Covid-19 Pandemic. Harvard Dataverse (2023)

Naomi SugieKristin TurneyKeramet ReiterRebecca TublitzDaniela KaiserRebecca GoodsellErin SecristAnkita PatilMonik Jimenez

public healthreplicationreplication dataepidemiologypenologycovid-19 pandemicexcess mortalitystatisticscorrectional practice

Welfare Drug Bans and Criminal Legal Cycling. American Journal of Sociology (2023)

Naomi F. SugieCarol Newark

jurisprudencepolitical sciencewelfare drug banssociologycriminal legal cyclingpublic policydrug policy

How to Use Mobile Phones to Conduct Research Among People Experiencing Homelessness. SAGE Publications Ltd eBooks (2022)

Keith McInnesRandall KuhnNaomi Sugie

public healthhealth communicationcommunicationcommunication researchmobile communicationhomelessnessbehavioral sciences

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Naomi F. Sugie

Associate Professor of Criminology Law and Society

University of California, Irvine

Affiliations

School of Social Sciences

Department of Sociology

Naomi F. Sugie is currently serving as a Sociology Associate Professor of Criminology Law and Society at University of California, Irvine.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Naomi F. Sugie

University of California, Irvine

Associate Professor of Criminology Law and Society

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Concentrated Disadvantage and Stress in Daily Life After Prison. CrimRxiv (2025)

Naomi F. Sugie

Reaching Incarcerated People in Jail: The Case of Prisonpandemic. Sociological Methodology (2025)

Alexis RowlandNaomi F. SugieKristin Turney

Accessing the Right to Vote Among System-Impacted People. Punishment & Society (2024)

Naomi F. Sugie

punishmentsystem-impacted peoplecriminologysocial sciencescitizen participationpublic participationcriminal justice

Marva FosterGemmae M FixJusteen HydeShawn DunlapThomas H ByrneNaomi F SugieRandall KuhnSonya GabrielianJill S RoncaratiShibei ZhaoD Keith McInnes

The Waiting Game: Anticipatory Stress and Its Proliferation During Jail Incarceration. Criminology (2024)

Kristin TurneyNaomi F. SugieEstéfani MarínDaniela E. Kaiser

Excess Mortality in U.S. Prisons During the Covid-19 Pandemic. Science Advances (2023)

Naomi F. Sugie

public healthcovid-19criminal justice systempenologycovid-19 pandemicpublic policyexcess mortalityunderserved populationscorrectional practicecriminal justicehealth policy

Place-Based Developmental Research: Conceptual and Methodological Advances in Studying Youth Development in Context. Monographs of the Society for Research in Child Development (2023)

Dawn P. WitherspoonRebecca M. B. WhiteMayra Y. BámacaChristopher R. BrowningTamara G. J. LeechTama LeventhalStephen A. MatthewsNicolo PinchakAmanda L. RoyNaomi SugieErin N. Winkler

youth developmentplace-based developmental researchsocial scienceschild development

Replication Data for: Excess Mortality in U.S. Prisons During the Covid-19 Pandemic. Harvard Dataverse (2023)

Naomi SugieKristin TurneyKeramet ReiterRebecca TublitzDaniela KaiserRebecca GoodsellErin SecristAnkita PatilMonik Jimenez

public healthreplicationreplication dataepidemiologypenologycovid-19 pandemicexcess mortalitystatisticscorrectional practice

Welfare Drug Bans and Criminal Legal Cycling. American Journal of Sociology (2023)

Naomi F. SugieCarol Newark

jurisprudencepolitical sciencewelfare drug banssociologycriminal legal cyclingpublic policydrug policy

How to Use Mobile Phones to Conduct Research Among People Experiencing Homelessness. SAGE Publications Ltd eBooks (2022)

Keith McInnesRandall KuhnNaomi Sugie

public healthhealth communicationcommunicationcommunication researchmobile communicationhomelessnessbehavioral sciences

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