M. Dwayne Smith

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M. Dwayne Smith is affiliated with the following schools: University of California, Berkeley, University of Houston, University of South Florida, University of Chicago, Stanford University, Duke University, Tulane University, University of Pennsylvania

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M. Dwayne Smith

Criminal Justice

#215

World Rank

#241

Historical Rank

#74

USA Rank

Criminology

#160

World Rank

#176

Historical Rank

#50

USA Rank

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M. Dwayne Smith's Degrees

PhD Criminology University of Pennsylvania
Masters Sociology Stanford University

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According to Wikipedia, M. Dwayne Smith is an American criminologist and professor of criminology at the University of South Florida, where he is also the senior vice provost and Dean of the Office of Graduate Studies. He is the founding editor of the peer-reviewed journal Homicide Studies, which he edited from 1996 to 2001. From 2000 to 2005, he was the chair of the University of South Florida's Department of Criminology. He is an expert on mass murderers and serial killers, and has also researched jury decisions in death penalty cases in North Carolina, as well as other criminological topics.

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M. Dwayne Smith's Published Works

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Homicide : a sourcebook of social research (1999) (283)
Type of Homicide and Variation in Regional Rates (1980) (194)
Deterrence, Poverty, and Type of Homicide (1979) (185)
Macroeconomic and Social-Control Policy Influences on Crime Rate Changes, 1948-1985 (1988) (165)
Framing Deadly Domestic Violence (2013) (94)
Gender Inequality and Rates of Female Homicide Victimization Across U.S. Cities (1995) (75)
Crime and Unemployment: Effects across Age and Race Categories (1992) (69)
The Congruence between Mothers' and Daughters' Sex-Role Attitudes: A Research Note. (1980) (59)
Kids, guns, and killing fields (1992) (57)
A Sex-Specific Analysis of Correlates of Homicide Victimization in United States Cities (1992) (48)
The Interaction Between Victim Race and Gender on Sentencing Outcomes in Capital Murder Trials (2006) (45)
Studying and preventing homicide : issues and challenges (1999) (44)
Variations in Correlates of Race-Specific Urban Homicide Rates* (1992) (44)
Patterns of discrimination in assessments of the death penalty: The case of Louisiana (1987) (42)
Poverty, Inequality, and Theories of Forcible Rape (1985) (38)
Feminists and traditionalists: An attitudinal comparison (1981) (38)
The Era of Increased Violence in the United States: Age, Period, or Cohort Effect? (1986) (34)
An Examination of the Media Portrayal of Femicide–Suicides (2014) (33)
A Critical Examination of the “White Victim Effect” and Death Penalty Decision-Making from a Propensity Score Matching Approach: The North Carolina Experience (2014) (33)
The portrayal of elders in magazine cartoons. (1979) (33)
Female Status and the “Gender Gap” in U.S. Homicide Victimization (1995) (32)
Social determinants of violence in hockey: a review. (1979) (27)
Exploring the Role of Victim Sex, Victim Conduct, and Victim–Defendant Relationship in Capital Punishment Sentencing (2014) (27)
Sources of firearm acquisition among a sample of inner-city youths: Research results and policy implications (1996) (26)
Explaining the “Female Victim Effect” in Capital Punishment (2016) (24)
A New Era of Homicide Studies? (2000) (23)
The Role of Mitigating Factors in Capital Sentencing Before and After McKoy v. North Carolina (2007) (22)
Alcohol and Drug Mitigation in Capital Murder Trials: Implications for Sentencing Decisions (2010) (21)
Prevention in managed care: joining forces for value and quality. Opening plenary. (1998) (20)
Racial Bias and the Death Penalty (2008) (20)
An Examination of Defendant Sex Disparity in Capital Sentencing: A Propensity Score Matching Approach (2014) (17)
High Correlations or Multicollinearity, and What to Do About Either: Reply to Light (1984) (16)
Examining the Impact of Proximate Culpability Mitigation in Capital Punishment Sentencing Recommendations: The Influence of Mental Health Mitigators (2014) (15)
Social Norms and Sex Roles in Romance and Adventure Magazines (1975) (15)
Capital punishment and public opinion in the post‐Furman era: Trends and analyses (1992) (15)
Sex-Role Attitudes and Social Class: A Reanalysis and Clarification (1982) (13)
The Pornography Aggression Linkage - Results From A Field-Study (1987) (12)
Changes in the Victimization of Women: Is There A “New Female Victim”? (1987) (10)
Social Implications of the interaction between Spectators and Athletes1 (1974) (9)
Predictors of Death Sentencing for Minority, Equal, and Majority Female Juries in Capital Murder Trials (2016) (9)
Explaining Delinquent Involvement: a Consideration of Suppressor Effects (1983) (9)
THE POSSESSION AND CARRYING OF FIREARMS AMONG A SAMPLE OF INNER-CITY HIGH SCHOOL FEMALES (1995) (9)
Trends in violent crime against women, 1973-89 (1993) (8)
Absolute and Relative Involvement in Homicide Offending: Contemporary Youth and the Baby Boom Cohorts (1995) (7)
Rape, Race, and Capital Punishment: An Enduring Cultural Legacy of Lethal Vengeance? (2019) (6)
An examination of the effects of mental disorders as mitigating factors on capital sentencing outcomes. (2020) (6)
Age composition and alternative explanations of crime: Directions for theory and research (1988) (6)
GENERAL VERSUS SPECIFIC SUPPORT FOR CAPITAL PUNISHMENT (1987) (6)
Firearms, Violence, and Youth in California, Illinois, Louisiana, and New Jersey, 1991 (1996) (5)
A propensity score matching analysis of the relationship between victim sex and capital juror decision-making in North Carolina. (2015) (5)
A Further Examination of the Liberation Hypothesis in Capital Murder Trials (2017) (4)
Benefits and Risks of Using “Diminished Capacity” Mitigation in Death Penalty Proceedings (2005) (3)
Issues in the Use of Aggravating and Mitigating Circumstances During the Sentencing Phase of Capital Murder Trials (2005) (3)
Finally—A Journal Devoted to Homicide Studies (1997) (2)
Victim age and capital sentencing outcomes in North Carolina (1977–2009) (2018) (2)
Editor's Introduction—and Farewell (2001) (1)
The Impact of the Rape/Sexual Assault Statutory Aggravating Factor on Death Sentencing Decision Making in Capital Murder Trials in North Carolina (1977–2009): A Propensity Score Matching Approach (2017) (1)
Facilities must comply with new nurse assistant regulations. (1992) (1)
The Influence of Gender Difference on Perceptions of Self-Esteem: An Unobtrusive Measure. (1977) (1)
Overkill? An Examination of Comparatively Excessive Death Sentences in North Carolina, 1990–2010 (2017) (1)
Editor's Introduction (2001) (0)
Editor's Introduction (1998) (0)
Exploratory Frame Analysis Suicides : An − An Examination of the Media Portrayal of Femicide (2013) (0)
The Advantages of Sealless Pumps in Heat Transfer Fluid Services (1999) (0)
Editor's Introduction (1997) (0)
In Memorium: Charles T. (Terry) Hendrix (2023) (0)
The Case for Life or Death: Aggravating and Mitigating Circumstances in Capital Murder Trials (2010) (0)
Editor's Introduction (1999) (0)
Asbestos management assures staff, resident safety. (1991) (0)
Current Issues and Controversies in Capital Punishment (2015) (0)
Cop killers and the death penalty: an exploratory mixed methods analysis, North Carolina (1977–2009) (2020) (0)
Editor's Introduction (1998) (0)
Reflecting on 25 Years of Homicide Studies (2021) (0)
Sport and violence. (1993) (0)
Homicide: A Sourcebook of Social Research@@@Studying and Preventing Homicides: Issues and Challenges (2000) (0)
The Liberation Hypothesis in Death Penalty Cases: Examining Various Operationalizations of Case Seriousness (2011) (0)
Current Issues and Controversies in Capital Punishment (2014) (0)
An Examination of Defendant Sex Disparity in Capital Sentencing: A Propensity Score Matching Approach (2014) (0)
Capital punishment and the American agenda: by Franklin E. Zimring and Gordon Hawkins. Cambridge University Press (32 East 57th Street, New York, New York 10022), 1986, 192pp., hardcover—$22.95. (1988) (0)
Editor's Introduction (1999) (0)
326. Investigation of Lead in a Water Cooler System (1999) (0)
Framing Femicide-Suicide: The Media’s Portrayal of Female Intimate Partner Homicide Victims and Male Perpetrated Homicide-Suicides (2011) (0)
Newspaper Coverage of Femicide Framing Deadly Domestic Violence : Why the Media ' s Spin Matters in - (2013) (0)
Thomas Fleming Day, The Voyage of Detroit (2003) (0)
Editor's Introduction (1997) (0)
Examining the Impact of Proximate Culpability Mitigation in Capital Punishment Sentencing Recommendations: The Influence of Mental Health Mitigators (2014) (0)
The Origin of Stars: Simply Explaining Complex Systems (2005) (0)
Editor's Introduction (1998) (0)
Capital Punishment Trials of Youthful Offenders: The Impact of ACEs Mitigation (2023) (0)
Editor's Introduction (1997) (0)
When domestic goes capital: Juror decision making in capital murder trials involving domestic homicide. (2015) (0)
Editor's Introduction (2000) (0)
A beautiful day (2013) (0)

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