Crime and the Czech Republic: Summary observations

Crime, Law and Social Change

Volumn 28, Issue 3-4, 1997, Pages 311-323

  Geis, Gilbert ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA   (United States)

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EID: 27144436277     PISSN: 09254994     EISSN: 15730751     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1023/a:1008237601048     Document Type: Article

References (19)

1. On economic conditions in the Czech Republic see, e.g., Lubomi Brokl and Zeden Mansfeldová, "Czech Republic," European Journal of Political Research, 1996, 30: 307-314.
2. On American influence on Czech popular culture see, e.g., Peter Bischioff, "Limonádovy Joe: Or, On the Western in Czechoslovakia," Journal of Popular Culture, 1993, 27: 23-27.
3. "Prague May End Deregulation," Wall Street Journal, October 1, 1997, p. A15.
4. Jiřina Šiklová, "Feminism and the Roots of Apathy in the Czech Republic," Social Research, 1997 (64): 258-280 at 263.
5. Devon W. Carbado, "The Construction of O.J. as a Racial Victim," Harvard Civil Right-Civil Liberties Law Review, 1997, 32: 49-103.
6. Erazun Kohák, "Political Correctness in Prague," Dissent, 1994, 41: 35-38;
7. Jiřina Šiklová, "Lustration of the Czech Way of Screening," East European Constitutional Review, 1996, 5: 57-62.
8. Gilbert Geis, "Is Germany's Xenophobia Qualitatively Different from Everybody Else's?", Crime, Law and Social Change, 1995, 24: 65-75.
9. Matthew Rhodes, "National Identity and Minority Rights in the Constitutions of the Czech Republic and Slovakia," East European Quarterly, 1995; 29: 346-359.
10. Jane Perlez, "Boxed in by Bias, Czech Gypsies Look to Canada," New York Times International, August 31, 1997, p. 3.
11. Claire Wallace and Adreii Palyanitsya, "East-West Migration and the Czech Republic," Journal of Public Policy, 1995, 15: 89-109.
12. Wallace and Palyanitsya, "East-West Migration."
13. Jiri Kabele, "The Dynamics of Social Problems and Transformations of Czechoslovak Society," Social Research, 1993: 763-785.
14. William L. Miller, Tatyana Kosechkina, and Ase Grodeland, "How Citizens Cope with Postcommunist Officials: Evidence from Focus Groups in Ukraine and the Czech Republic," Political Studies, 1997, 45: 597-625, at 597.
15. Tolny Verheijen and Antonaneta Dimitrova, "Private Interests and Public Administration: The Central and East European Experience," International Review of Administrative Sciences, 1996, 66: 197-218, at 212.
16. Miller, et al., "How Citizens Cope," at 614.
17. See generally, Quentin Reed, "Transition, Dysfunctionality, and Change in the Czech and Slovak Republic," Crime, Law and Social Change, 1995, 22: 323-337.
18. Norval Morris and Gordon Hawkins, The Honest Politician's Guide to Crime Control (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1970), p. 49.
19. Joe Cook, "Czech High-Employment Level Belies Soviet-Style Payrolls," Wall Street Journal, February 29, 1996, p. 4.