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In this issue:
Editorial
Introduction Alex R. Piquero & James P. Lynch Abstract Full text HTML
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Brief Essay
Remembering the Launch of JQC, 1985–1991 James Alan Fox Abstract
Brief Essay
Nurturing the Journal of Quantitative Criminology Through Late Childhood: Retrospective Memories (Distorted?) from a Former Editor John H. Laub Abstract
Brief Essay
Picturing JQC's Future Michael D. Maltz Abstract
Brief Essay
The Present and Possible Future of Quantitative Criminology David McDowall Abstract
Original Paper
Longitudinal Criminology David F. Greenberg Abstract
Original Paper
Group-Based Trajectory Modeling (Nearly) Two Decades Later Daniel S. Nagin & Candice L. Odgers Abstract
Original Paper
Communities, Crime, and Reactions to Crime Multilevel Models: Accomplishments and Meta-Challenges Ralph B. Taylor Abstract
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Making Space for Theory: The Challenges of Theorizing Space and Place for Spatial Analysis in Criminology George E. Tita & Steven M. Radil Abstract
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What You Can and Can't Properly Do with Regression Richard Berk Abstract
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Gold Standard Myths: Observations on the Experimental Turn in Quantitative Criminology Robert J. Sampson Abstract
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Advances and Challenges in Empirical Studies of Victimization Janet L. Lauritsen Abstract
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The Development and Impact of Self-Report Measures of Crime and Delinquency Marvin D. Krohn, Terence P. Thornberry, Chris L. Gibson & Julie M. Baldwin Abstract
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The Use of Official Records to Measure Crime and Delinquency Colin Loftin & David McDowall Abstract
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Linking the Crime and Arrest Processes to Measure Variations in Individual Arrest Risk per Crime (Q) Alfred Blumstein, Jacqueline Cohen, Alex R. Piquero & Christy A. Visher Abstract
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Some Perspectives on Quantitative Criminology Pre-JQC: and Then Some Alfred Blumstein Abstract
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