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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Chicago Police"”.

  1. A History of Programs Implemented by the Chicago Police Department within Chicago Public Schools

    … a history of programs implemented between the Chicago Police Department within Chicago Public School, while looking at the changes in the relationship between the two between 1945 and 2005.</p><p>The research answers the following; the change in the relationship of the Chicago Police Department …

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  2. Toward Intelligence-Led Policing: A Qualitative Study and Assessment of How the Critical Factors of Intelligence-Led Policing Are Perceived by Chicago Police Department's Organized Crime Division (OCD)

    … the contemporary phenomenon of intelligence in police work from its real life context and explores the critical factors of the Intelligence-led policing model through an assessment of how these factors are perceived by supervisors and decision makers of the Chicago Police Department's Organized …

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  3. Neighborhood Violence Perceptions and TANF Receipt

    … Three-City Study, United States Census data, and Chicago Police Department, I find that the interaction of neighborhood tenure and perceptions of violence increase months on TANF. The interaction of race and perceptions of violence also increases TANF receipt for whites and Latinos, but not …

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  4. Proving Rape: Sex, Race, and Representation in Chicago Trials and Society, 1937--1969

    … prosecute rapes in mid-twentieth century Chicago. By demonstrating that women who did not fit a white, sexually pure, middle-class stereotype that the public expected of rape victims helped the State prosecute criminals, this dissertation challenges the belief that only particular cases …

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  5. “They don’t help you here” a relational ethnography of domestic violence court

    … attorneys, court staff, and members of the Chicago Police Department to examine the relationship between domestic violence courts and the larger institutional environment defined by the traditional criminal court system. Three major findings are presented in this dissertation. First, …

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  6. DIRTY COMPUTERS: EROTIC DATA POETICS

    … itself, focusing on its contracts with the Chicago Police Department to analyze CPD surveillance data. In chapter four, “Riot: Erotic Analysis,” I explore poet Gwendolyn Brooks’s analysis of the 1968 MLK assassination riots in her chapbook Riot. Though the text predates Palantir Technologies …

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  7. Three essays on public policy and safety

    … and instrumental-variable estimates from Chicago, New York, and Philadelphia all indicate that local crime lowers the amenity value of public parks to nearby residents. Public safety improvements “unlock” the value of open-space amenities, and could raise the value that properties receive …

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  8. Three essays in urban economics

    … Eyes on the Street Reduce Crime? Evidence from Chicago's Safe Passage Program” is joint work with Daniel McMillen and Ignacio Sarmiento. This chapter examines the effect of Chicago’s Safe Passage program on crime and school attendance. This program attempts to ensure the safety of student …

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