Oral History of Criminology

John Laub - Oral History of Criminology
interviewed by Brendan Dooley - Washington, DC (2015)
Keywords: University at Albany, Oral History, empirical approaches, Gluecks' delinquency cohort data, life course criminology, National Institute of Justice.

Janet Lauritsen - Oral History of Criminology
interviewed by Brendan Dooley - Kansas City, MO (2015)
Keywords: Crime victimization, University of Illinois, gender, policy-oriented research. 

Gary LaFree - Oral History of Criminology
interviewed by Brendan Dooley - College Park, USA (2012)
Keywords: USA, Indiana University, Criminal justice processing and legitimacy, homicide, global terrorism.

Elena Larrauri - Oral History of Criminology
interviewed by Jay Albanese - Porto, Portugal (2015)
Keywords: Spain, gender violence, discrimination, offender re-integration, criminal records, criminology in Europe.

Miklos Levay - Oral History of Criminology
interview with Eva Inzelt - Budapest, Hungary (2013)
Keywords: Hungary, criminology, criminal law, USA, criminology in Europe.

Rolf Loeber  - Oral History of Criminology
interviewed by David Farrington - Chicago, USA (2012)
Keywords: - USA, Netherlands, longitudinal studies, developmental research, Pittsburgh Youth Study, adolescent development, studies of Dutch youth.

Gerald W. Lynch - Oral History of Criminology
interviewed by Todd Clear - USA (2003)
Keywords: Establishing John Jay College of Criminal Justice, policing, international conferences, surviving 9/11, curriculum for policing and human dignity.

Ross Matsueda - Oral History of Criminology
interviewed by Brendan Dooley - Seattle, WA (2015)
Keywords: differential association, social control, labeling, rational choice theory, Donald Cressey, George Herbert Mead, neighborhoods and crime, life course trajectories, drug use and crime.

Donal MacNamara - Oral History of Criminology
interviewed by Barbara Raffel Price (1996)
Keywords: Founding of American Society of Criminology, editor Criminology Studies at Columbia and New York University, the emergence of the field (professional organizations and departments). 

Joan McCord - Oral History of Criminology
interviewed by John Laub - Chicago, USA (1996)
Keywords: Studying psychology at Harvard and Stanford, working with the Gluecks, early developmental work, Cambridge-Sommerville Youth Study.

Robert K. Merton - Oral History of Criminology
interviewed by Albert Cohen - New York City, USA (1997)
Keywords: Anomie theory, social structure and anomie, functional analysis, anomie and strain, reactions to Hirschi, developments within the anomie tradition (Agnew), white collar crime. 

Steven F. Messner - Oral History of Criminology
interviewed by Eric P. Baumer - Atlanta, USA (2013)
Keywords: USA, social organization and crime, institutional anomie theory, criminal homicide, Germany, spatial patterns of violent crime, crime in China.

Terrie Moffitt - Oral History of Criminology
interviewed by Brendan Dooley - Washington,D.C., USA (2012)
Keywords: USA, developmental taxonomy, Dunedin Study, genetics and crime, life-course criminology, longitudinal research.

Norval Morris - Oral History of Criminology
interviewed by Michael Tonry - Chicago, USA (1996)
Keywords: Sentencing policy, death penalty in Sri Lanka, studying under Hermann Mannheim, Book: The Honest Politician’s Guide to Crime Control, prison programming, the insanity defense.

Gerhard O.W. Mueller - Oral History of Criminology
interviewed by James Finckenauer - Philadelphia, USA (1997)
Keywords: Escaping from Hitler’s Germany, criminal justice in law schools, working  at the United Nations, The World Crime Survey, globalization and crime,  international and comparative criminal law.