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@ASAnews @DonTD_tweets @UMassAmherst @ASR_Journal So proud! Congratulations!

We are pleased to announce that David Cort, Laurel Smith-Doerr, & Donald Tomaskovic-Devey @DonTD_tweets @UMassAmherst will be the next editors of American Sociological Review @ASR_Journal starting January 1, 2024.

UMass Sociology is crushing it!

@brianna_remster, @rory_kramer, and I find that "in the New York City Police’s stop-and-frisk era, Black men, and those with them, were much more likely to have a gun pointed at them."

@tinaL___ @SarahB________ @gabrielamkirk1 @CPercheski I am so happy for you and for UCD Soc!

@leafia_ye @UofT_Sociology We are so happy you are joining us!

In 2018, I went to Toronto to attend one of my first academic conferences. I LOVED the city and bought cheesy socks as a souvenir. Last week, I accepted a position as an Assistant Professor in Sociology at the University of Toronto (@UofT_Sociology ) starting July 2023!!😍

@jdawncarlson Amazing news! Congratulations!

Brilliant #feministcriminology by @rl_soc looking at responding to police produced crime prevention messaging.

@rl_soc @UofT_Sociology Congratulations Rebecca! This is such a great article.

@LeiChai2 Congratulations! This is wonderful news.

I passed my oral defence with minor corrections.

@Sara_Wakefield Thank you, Sara! This is so generous.

@kathrynemyoung You are so seen! I wish I could have been there to help.

TFW you demo a brick wall yourself because your working class ego won’t let you pay someone else $1500 to do it… and then you can’t type the next day because your soft little academic hands are blistered. 😆

Next up for @SocCrimeLawDev at #ASA22 are an engaging hour of round tables followed by awards! Join us at the Marriott, Gold Salon 3.

3/4ths of our feminists of crime and law writing group got to meet up last night at #ASA2022. We missed you @kathrynemyoung with @brianna_remster @nickyfox530

Janice Irvine isn't on Twitter, but she writes brilliant books. Check out her newest open-access e-book, Marginal People in Deviant Places: Ethnography, Difference, and the Challenge to Scientific Racism. Thank you for letting me be a part of this! heliotrope-preview.hydra.lib.umich.edu/concern/monogr…

@wynnsociology The book is out! Yay! I am so excited to read it.

It tours through the classics (e.g., The Hobo, Taxi Dance Hall, Asylums, ZN Hurston's Florida, Tea Room Trade, etc) but also includes interview-videos with scholars in the field (e.g., Adlers, @cmsmith_soc )...

For anyone teaching Soc of Deviance: This is an smart, fun, & *thrilling* free book for your classes, authored by my @UMassSociology colleague Janice Irvine. heliotrope-preview.hydra.lib.umich.edu/concern/monogr…

Happy to see my #BookReview of @cmsmith_soc's Syndicate Women out. TL;DR - a great work of both archival research and social network analysis that makes an important contribution to the study of #OrganizedCrime and illicit enterprise. clcjbooks.rutgers.edu/books/syndicat…

@gr4d Thank you for this amazing review! I am so grateful for the time you took to review my book.

Interested in #drugs, #organizedcrime, #illicitenterprise, #gangs, #cybercrime, & #migration? I sometimes work on these issues. I'll add articles & resources I produce as they come out. If articles aren't #openaccess, or links are dead, email me for the hookup. #AcademicTwitter

In a study, @AVPapachristos looks at organized crime networks during Prohibition in Chicago and how "violence brokers," or individuals who committed multiple violent acts and helped create a connected violence network, transformed crime in the city. spr.ly/6011ztpHU

@amlevere My copy was shipped yesterday! I am so excited to read it. Congratulations!