Jeffrey Cancino

Associate Professor at School of Arts and Sciences, Rutgers University-Camden0 Followers

Professor Jeffrey Cancino is an Associate Professor at the Hines Academic Center of Texas State University, where he is engaged in teaching and research in his field. He previously studied at the School of Arts and Sciences at Rutgers University-Camden in Camden, NJ. While his specific research interests are not detailed, his academic journey and current role suggest a strong commitment to advancing knowledge and education. At Texas State University, Professor Cancino is involved in shaping the minds of students and contributing to the academic community through his work.

Research Interests

Criminal justice criminology social justice law enforcement

Publications

1 - A Tale of Two Border Cities: Community Context, Ethnicity, and Homicide*,Social Science Quarterly

Ramiro Martinez , Jacob I. Stowell , Jeffrey M. Cancino ,

, 1-16, 2008-01-18

2 - The Impact of Neighborhood Context on Intragroup and Intergroup Robbery: The San Antonio Experience,The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science

Jeffrey M. Cancino , Ramiro Martinez , Jacob I. Stowell ,

, 12-24, 2009-04-15

3 - An Empirical Analysis of Deviant Homicides in Chicago,Homicide Studies

SEAN PATRICK VARANO , JEFFREY MICHAEL CANCINO ,

, 5-29, 2001-02-01

4 - The Utility of Social Capital and Collective Efficacy: Social Control Policy in Nonmetropolitan Settings,Criminal Justice Policy Review

Jeffrey Michael Cancino ,

, 287-318, 2005-09-01

5 - A qualitative analysis of officer peer retaliation,Policing: An International Journal of Police Strategies & Management

Jeffrey Michael Cancino , Roger Enriquez ,

, 320-340, 2004-09-01

6 - Walking among giants 50 years later,Policing: An International Journal of Police Strategies & Management

Jeffrey Michael Cancino ,

, 144-161, 2001-06-01

7 - Does Organizational Structure Matter? Investigation Centralization, Case Clearances, and Robberies,Police Quarterly

John D. McCluskey , Jeffrey M. Cancino , Marie Skubak Tillyer , Rob Tillyer ,

, 250-275, 2014-08-12

8 - Breaking from orthodoxy: The effects of social disorganization on perceived burglary in nonmetropolitan communities,American Journal of Criminal Justice

Jeffrey M. Cancino ,

, 125-145, 2003-09-01

9 - Cross-Examining the Race-Neutral Frameworks of Prisoner Re-Entry,Critical Criminology

Olaoluwa Olusanya , Jeffrey M. Cancino ,

, 345-358, 2011-10-11

10 - Social disorganization, Latinos and juvenile crime in the Texas borderlands,Journal of Criminal Justice

Jonathan Allen , Jeffrey M. Cancino ,

, 152-163, 2012-03-01

11 - Incivilities in nonmetropolitan communities: The effects of structural constraints, social conditions, and crime,Journal of Criminal Justice

Michael D Reisig , Jeffrey Michael Cancino ,

, 15-29, 2004-01-01

12 - Latino Crime and Latinos in the Criminal Justice System: Trends, Policy Implications, and Future Research Initiatives,Race and Social Problems

Jacob I. Stowell , Ramiro Martinez , Jeffrey M. Cancino ,

, 31-40, 2012-02-25

13 - Incivilities, Crime, and Latino Immigrant Concentration,Journal of Ethnicity in Criminal Justice

Jeffrey Michael Cancino , Sean Patrick Varano , Joseph A. Schafer ,

, 1-28, 2008-01-23

14 - MARITAL STATUS AND POLICE OCCUPATIONAL STRESS,Journal of Crime and Justice

Jihong Solomon Zhao , Ni Phil He , Nicholas Lovrich , Jeffrey Cancino ,

, 23-46, 2003-01-01

15 - The Effects of Social Disorganization,Journal of Ethnicity in Criminal Justice

Jeffrey Michael Cancino , Sean Patrick Varano , Joseph A. Schafer , Roger Enriquez ,

, 1-26, 2007-02-01

16 - Constructing crime: Neighborhood characteristics and police recording behavior,Journal of Criminal Justice

Sean P. Varano , Joseph A. Schafer , Jeffrey Michael Cancino , Marc L. Swatt ,

, 553-563, 2009-11-01

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