Education/Discipline:
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Education:
State University of New York at Albany, Ph.D. in Criminal Justice
State University of New York at Albany, M.A. in Criminal Justice
Oklahoma City University, M.Ed. in Education
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Specialties
Comparative Criminal Justice, Policing, Life-Course Explanations of Criminal Offending and Desistance, Religion and Desistance
Teaching: Introduction to Criminal Justice; Criminology; Social Statistics; Juvenile
Delinquency; Women and Criminal Justice
Research
Publications
Refereed Journal Articles
| Sun, Ivan Y., Doris Chu , and Hung E. Sung (forthcoming). “The mediating effect of economic deprivation on crime” International Journal of Comparative Criminology . |
| Sun, Ivan Y. and Doris Chu . (forthcoming). “A comparison of occupational attitudes between Taiwanese and American police officers” International Journal of Police Sciences and Management. |
| Sun, Ivan Y. and Doris Chu . (forthcoming). “Gender difference in policing: An analysis of Taiwanese police's attitudes” Police Practice and Research: An International Journal. |
| Brewer, Loretta and Doris Chu (forthcoming). “Caregivers at risk: The implications of health disparities.” The Journal of Stress, Trauma and Crisis: An International Journal. |
| Chu, Doris (2007). “Religiosity and desistance from drug use.” Criminal Justice and Behavior , 34, 661-679. |
| Chu, Doris and Ivan Y. Sun (2007). “A comparison of attitudinal differences between Taiwanese and American police supervisors” Police Quarterly, 10 (1), 63-86. |
| Sun, Ivan Y., Hung E. Sung, and Doris Chu (2007). “Collateral gains from the military? A cross-national analysis of the armed forces-crime relationship” International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology (in press). |
| Chu, Doris and Ivan Sun (2006). “Female officers' job related attitudes: A comparative perspective of Taiwan and the United States” Women and Criminal Justice, 18 (1&2) |
| Gingerich, Terry and Doris Chu (2006). “A comparative perspective of community policing in Taiwan and Washington State” Asian Journal of Criminology, 1 (2), 119-135. |
| Sun, Ivan Y. and Doris Chu (2006). “Comparison of job-related attitudes of Taiwanese and American police officers” Policing: An International Journal of Police Strategies and Management , 29(2), 190-210. |
| Chu, Doris , John H. Song, and John Dombrink (2005). “Chinese immigrants' perceptions of the police in New York City” International Criminal Justice Review , 15(2) , 101-114. |
| Sung, Hung-En and Doris Chu (2003). “Does participation in the global economy reduce political corruption? An empirical inquiry.” International Journal of Comparative Criminology, 3(2), 94-118. |
Book Chapter and Encyclopedia Entry
| “Charismatic evangelicals' war on drugs: The case of the assemblies of God”; Amount: $44,970 (#2005012, Hung-En Sung, Principal Investigator); Funded by the Louisville Institute. Role: Co-Principal Investigator. Awarded in May 2005. |
| “Chinese immigrants' perception toward the police in New York City”; Amount: $2,500; Faculty Research Grant; Arkansas State University. Role: Principal Investigator. Awarded in July 2004. |
Work in Progress
| Co-editing Asia/ Pacific Volume of a multi-volume book
Gingerich, Terry and Doris Chu (2006). Book Chapter: “Police forces and correctional systems of Taiwan, Republic of China” in World Encyclopedia of Police Forces and Correctional Systems 2 nd edition (Thomson Gale Publication).
Chu, Doris (2007). Entry: “Broken Windows Theory of Crime” in the Blackwell Encyclopedia of Sociology , ed. G. Ritzer (Oxford: Blackwell Publishing), p825-826.
GRANTS AWARDED
“Chinese communities and their police in San Francisco”; Amount: $3,300; Faculty Research Grant; Arkansas State University. Role: Principal Investigator. Awarded in March 2007.
“Female officers' job related attitudes -A comparative perspective of Taiwan and the United States”; Amount: $1190; Eleanor Lane International Travel Fund (with matched fund); Arkansas State University. Role: Principal Investigator. Awarded in September 2005.
set “Crime and Punishment around the World” for Greenwood Publishers (General Editor: Graeme Newman). |
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