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In this collection of essays emanating from the Southern Ute Indian Community Safety Survey, differences in attitudes and behaviors between Native American Indians and non-Indians are examined. Significant differences in attitudes and behaviors were found between the two ethnic and cultural groups. Culture, it was further found, plays a significant role in these differences. I thank Paul Jesilow, Gilbert Geis, Joan Petersilia, Kitty Calavita, and Valerie Jenness for excellent mentoring while a graduate student at the University of California, Irvine School of Social Ecology, Department of…mehr

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In this collection of essays emanating from the Southern Ute Indian Community Safety Survey, differences in attitudes and behaviors between Native American Indians and non-Indians are examined. Significant differences in attitudes and behaviors were found between the two ethnic and cultural groups. Culture, it was further found, plays a significant role in these differences. I thank Paul Jesilow, Gilbert Geis, Joan Petersilia, Kitty Calavita, and Valerie Jenness for excellent mentoring while a graduate student at the University of California, Irvine School of Social Ecology, Department of Criminology, Law and Society. All errors contained herein, however, are solely those of the author.
Autorenporträt
Julie C. Abril uzyskäa tytu¿ doktora kryminologii, prawa i spo¿ecze¿stwa na Uniwersytecie Kalifornijskim w Irvine w 2005 roku. Publikowäa szeroko w obszarach przest¿pczo¿ci i przemocy, wiktymizacji, kwestii wi¿¿niów, to¿samo¿ci oraz obaw kobiet i rdzennych Indian amerykäskich. Jest autork¿ dziewi¿ciu ksi¿¿ek na temat rdzennych Indian amerykäskich i przest¿pczo¿ci.