Prior research suggests that exposure to adverse news stories involving the police
negatively impacts consumers' attitudes toward these actors. Yet, most investigations have …

While a robust body of research has documented the intricate relationship between our
nation's education and penal systems, the weight of this work has focused on primary and …

Criminal justice programs have grown dramatically in recent decades. Yet, relatively little is
known about what motivates students to choose criminal justice as a major and what their …

A substantial body of research indicates that television news consumption is associated with
criminal stereoty**. However, less is known about how online media, such as Internet …

The countries of Central Europe are home to diverse penal cultures but rare comparative
studies typically focus only on national penal codifications or on cross-country measures of …

Media is an important explanatory variable in the research on the social amplification of risk;
the public often perceives risks in social life through media consumption such as by relying …

Recent research has examined the relationship between individuals' news media
consumption and attitudes toward police, including how media preferences influence …

This paper focuses on attitudes of people in Germany towards the war in Ukraine. It is
interested in whether they support punishment of Russia–or Russians. It is analyzed if …

Amidst the aftermath of the controversial war on drugs during Duterte's presidency in the
Philippines, this study seeks to understand characteristics of Filipino punitiveness. The …

Research has examined how media consumption relates to fear and policy attitudes, with a
growing understanding of their potential interconnections. This study focuses on the fear of …