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Crime and Deviance

Since sociology’s founding, the study of crime and deviance has been a key strategy for understanding the nature of society and social life. Crime varies widely across time and space and is deeply intertwined with processes of stratification, political contest, and historical development. This research cluster draws together faculty in sociology to address these and other fundamental questions about crime and its control. Particular areas of expertise include the study of corruption, organized crime, drugs and illicit markets, terrorism, media, and gender.

Research Projects

Ongoing Research Project

Principal Investigator

An Intersectional Lens on Drug Use and Stigma Among Hard-to-Reach Populations in Hong Kong

Pathways to Harm Reduction Drug Policy in Hong Kong and East & Southeast Asia: Principles, Process and Practices (Project No. R7031-21)

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