Solicited Reviews
Pilot review
Reviews solicited 2004
- A systematic review of drug law enforcement strategies [Protocol]
Lorraine Mazerolle (Griffith University, Australia)
- Police-led drug enforcement strategies
Lorraine Mazerolle and Ross Homel (Griffith University, Australia)
- School-based anti-bullying initiatives
Catherine Blaya, Eric Debarbieux, Stephanie Rubi, and Benjamin Moignard (European Observatory of Violence in the Schools, University of Bordeaux, France)
- The effectiveness of counter-terrorism strategies : a Campbell systematic review [Protocol]
Cynthia Lum (Northeastern University, USA), Leslie Kennedy (Rutgers University, USA) and Alison Sherley (Rutgers University, USA)
- What works in rehabilitating offenders? : A systematic review of Israeli criminal justice practices
Mimi Ajzenstadt and David Weisburd (Hebrew University, Israel)
Reviews solicited 2003
- The effects of problem-oriented policing
John Eck (University of Cincinnati, USA)
- Interventions for offenders with co-occurring disorders
Art Lurigio (University of Loyola-Chicago, USA)
- Mentoring programs
Patrick Tolan (University of Illinois, Chicago, USA)
Reviews solicited 2002
- Community-based programs for juveniles
Tammy White and Neil Alan Weiner, University of Pennsylvania, USA
- Corporate crime deterrence
Sally Simpson (University of Maryland, USA)
- Assessing the effectiveness of interventions designed to support victims of crime: A systematic review of psychological outcomes [Protocol]
Rania Marandos and Amanda Perry (University of York, UK)
- Interventions to prevent violent behaviour specifically targeted at people with a diagnosed mental illness presenting to forensic services
Maria Leitner, James McGuire, Richard Wittington, and Wally Barr (University of Liverpool, UK)
- The effectiveness of neighbourhood watch [Protocol]
Trevor Bennett (Glamorgan University, UK), David Farrington (Cambridge University, UK) and Katy Holloway (Glamorgan University, UK)
- Outpatient treatment for drug-involved offenders
Faye Taxman (University of Maryland, USA)
- Risk assessment strategies for the forensic mental health population
Maria Leitner, James McGuire, Richard Wittington, and Wally Barr (University of Liverpool, UK)
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Screening and assessment tools used to assess juvenile/young offenders for risk of suicide/self-harm on admission to a prison/secure institution [Protocol]
Amanda Perry (University of York, UK) and Rania Marandos (London Probation Service, UK)
- Institutional violence : a systematic review and meta-analysis of the impact of situational factors on violence [Protocol]
Lisa Gadon (Glasgow Caledonian University, UK), D J Cooke (Douglas Inch Centre, Levendale Hospital, UK and Glasgow Caledonian University) and Lorraine Johnstone (Douglas Inch Centre, Levendale Hospital, UK)
Reviews solicited 2001
- Cost-benefit analysis and cost-effectiveness of sentencing : a systematic review of the literature [Protocol]
Cynthia McDougall, Mark A Cohen, Raymond Swaray and Amanda Perry (University of York, UK)
- Effects of custodial vs. non-custodial sentences on re-offending [Protocol]
Martin Killias and Patrice Villetaz (University of Lausanne, Switzerland)
Reviews solicited November 2000
- Aftercare treatment for juvenile offenders
Caroline Wong, Neil Wiener (University of Pennsylvania, USA), and Ira Schwartz (Temple University, USA)
- Drug courts
David B Wilson (George Mason University, USA), Doris L MacKenzie (University of Maryland, USA), and John Roman (Urban Institute, USA)
- Court-ordered interventions for domestic batterers
Lynette Feder (Portland State University, USA), David Wilson (George Mason University, USA), and Kimberly Keplinger (Portland State University, USA)
- Police strategies for reducing illegal possession and carrying of firearms [Protocol]
Chris Koper (Jerry Lee Center for Criminology, University of Pennsylvania, USA)
- Prison-based drug treatment programs [Protocol]
Doris Layton MacKenzie (University of Maryland, USA), David Wilson (George Mason University, USA), and Ojmarrh Mitchell (University of Maryland, USA)
- Programs for serious (violent and chronic) juvenile offenders in secure corrections [Protocol]
Vicente Garrido and Luz Anyela (University of Valencia, Spain)
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The effects of non-custodial employment programs on the recidivism rates of ex-offenders [Protocol]
Christy Visher and Laura Winterfield
(Urban Institute, USA)
- Repeat victimization programs
Graham Farrell (University of Cincinnati, USA) and Ken Pease (Jill Dando Institute, UK)
- Treatment for sex offenders
Friedrich Lösel and Martin Schmucker (University of Erlangen-Nuremberg, Germany)
Reviews solicited May 2000
- Effects of correctional boot camps on offending [Protocol
| Review]
David B Wilson, Doris L MacKenzie and Fawn Ngo Mitchell
- Child skills training
Friedrich Lösel and Andreas Beelman (University of Erlangen-Nuremburg, Germany)
- Effects of closed circuit television surveillance on crime [Protocol]
Brandon Welsh (University of Massachusetts, USA) and David Farrington (Cambridge University, UK)
- Cognitive-behavioral programs for offenders
Mark Lipsey, Gabrielle Chapman and Nana Landenberger (Vanderbilt University, USA)
- Electronic monitoring's impact on reoffending [Protocol]
Marc Renzema (Kutztown University, USA)
- Hot spots policing [Protocol]
Anthony Braga (Harvard University, USA)
- Juvenile curfews
Ken Adams (Indiana University, USA)
- Parent support and training during early childhood
Odette Bernazzani, Caterine Cote, and Richard Tremblay (University of Montreal, Canada)
- Effects of face-to-face restorative justice for personal victim crimes [Protocol]
Heather Strang (Australian National University, Australia) and Lawrence Sherman (University of Pennsylvania, USA)
- Effects of improved street lighting on crime [Protocol]
Brandon Welsh (University of Massachusetts, USA) and David Farrington (Cambridge University, UK)
Titles temporarily suspended
- Community service orders
- Faith-based religious programs for offenders
- Family-based programs
- Length of imprisonment
- Non-pharmacological treatment for personality disorder
- Prevention of crime aboard or against commercial aircraft
- Sports and recreation programs