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Mark T. Berg
Mark T. Berg
Professor: University of Iowa
Bestätigte E-Mail-Adresse bei uiowa.edu
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Reentry and the ties that bind: An examination of social ties, employment, and recidivism
MT Berg, BM Huebner
Justice quarterly 28 (2), 382-410, 2011
9062011
Men, women, and postrelease offending: An examination of the nature of the link between relational ties and recidivism
JE Cobbina, BM Huebner, MT Berg
Crime & Delinquency 58 (3), 331-361, 2012
2952012
The victim–offender overlap in context: Examining the role of neighborhood street culture
MT Berg, EA Stewart, CJ Schreck, RL Simons
Criminology 50 (2), 359-390, 2012
2842012
Gang members, career criminals and prison violence: Further specification of the importation model of inmate behavior
M DeLisi, MT Berg, A Hochstetler
Criminal Justice Studies 17 (4), 369-383, 2004
2712004
The correctional melting pot: Race, ethnicity, citizenship, and prison violence
MT Berg, M DeLisi
Journal of Criminal Justice 34 (6), 631-642, 2006
2582006
Examining the neighborhood context of the violent offending-victimization relationship: A prospective investigation
MT Berg, R Loeber
Journal of Quantitative Criminology 27, 427-451, 2011
1262011
Examining the sources of variation in risk for recidivism
BM Huebner, MT Berg
Justice Quarterly 28 (1), 146-173, 2011
1222011
Young men who kill: A prospective longitudinal examination from childhood
DP Farrington, R Loeber, MT Berg
Homicide studies 16 (2), 99-128, 2012
1192012
Using census data to understand county-level differences in overall drug mortality and opioid-related mortality by opioid type
SM Monnat, DJ Peters, MT Berg, A Hochstetler
American Journal of Public Health 109 (8), 1084-1091, 2019
1132019
The opioid hydra: Understanding overdose mortality epidemics and syndemics across the rural‐urban continuum
DJ Peters, SM Monnat, AL Hochstetler, MT Berg
Rural sociology 85 (3), 589-622, 2020
1112020
CYNICAL STREETS: NEIGHBORHOOD SOCIAL PROCESSES AND PERCEPTIONS OF CRIMINAL INJUSTICE*
MT Berg, EA Stewart, J Intravia, PY Warren, RL Simons
Criminology 54 (3), 520-547, 2016
1012016
Reappraising and redirecting research on the victim–offender overlap
MT Berg, CF Mulford
Trauma, Violence, & Abuse 21 (1), 16-30, 2020
912020
Illegal behavior, neighborhood context, and police reporting by victims of violence
MT Berg, LA Slocum, R Loeber
Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency 50 (1), 75-103, 2013
852013
Neighborhood cultural heterogeneity and adolescent violence
MT Berg, EA Stewart, RK Brunson, RL Simons
Journal of quantitative criminology 28, 411-435, 2012
802012
Exploring theoretical linkages between self-control theory and criminal justice system processing
M DeLisi, MT Berg
Journal of Criminal Justice 34 (2), 153-163, 2006
802006
The meaning of the victim–offender overlap for criminological theory and crime prevention policy
MT Berg, CJ Schreck
Annual Review of Criminology 5 (1), 277-297, 2022
782022
Telling a similar story twice? NCVS/UCR convergence in serious violent crime rates in rural, suburban, and urban places (1973–2010)
MT Berg, JL Lauritsen
Journal of quantitative criminology 32, 61-87, 2016
752016
The social anatomy of adverse childhood experiences and aggression in a representative sample of young adults in the US
EA Mumford, BG Taylor, M Berg, W Liu, N Miesfeld
Child abuse & neglect 88, 15-27, 2019
692019
The overlap of violent offending and violent victimization: Assessing the evidence and explanations
MT Berg
Violent offenders: Theory, research, policy, and practice, 17-38, 2012
672012
Childhood/Adolescent stressors and allostatic load in adulthood: Support for a calibration model
MT Berg, RL Simons, A Barr, SRH Beach, RA Philibert
Social Science & Medicine 193, 130-139, 2017
612017
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