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Cramer, Lori A et al. “The Way Forward With Ecosystem-Based Management In Tropical Contexts: Reconciling With Existing Management Systems”. Marine Policy 36.1 (2012): 1 - 10. Print. Marine Policy.

Allan, Sean, and Sebastian Heiduschke. Re-Imagining Defa: East German Cinema In Its National And Transnational Contexts. Berghahn Books, 2016. Print.

Heiduschke, Sebastian, and Seán Allan. Re-Imagining Defa: East German Cinema In Its National And Transnational Contexts. Berghahn Books, 2016. Print.

Akins, Scott. “Racial Segregation And Property Crime: Examining The Mediating Effect Of Police Strength”. Justice Quarterly 20 (2003): 675-695. Print. Justice Quarterly.

Akins, Scott. “Racial Residential Segregation And Crime”. SOC4 Sociology Compass 1.1 (2007): 81 - 94. Print. Soc4 Sociology Compass.

Akins, Scott et al. “Patterns And Correlates Of Substance Use Among American Indians In Washington State”. Journal of Drug Issues 33 (2003): 45-74. Print. Journal Of Drug Issues.

Akins, Scott et al. “Patterns And Correlates Of Adult American Indian Substance Use”. Journal of Drug Issues Journal of Drug Issues 43.4 (2013): 497 - 516. Print. Journal Of Drug Issues Journal Of Drug Issues.

Akins, Scott, Chad L Smith, and Clayton Mosher. “Pathways To Adult Alcohol Abuse Across Racial/Ethnic Groups: An Application Of General Strain And Social Learning Theories”. Journal of drug issues. 40.2 (2010): 321. Print. Journal Of Drug Issues.

Barnd, Natchee, and Charlene Martinez. “Of The Cross: Dancing Like An Octopus And Other Acts Of Serious Ridiculousness”. Nexus: Complicating Community And Centering The Self. Ed. Edwina Welch et al. Cognella, Inc., 2015. 259-267. Print. Nexus: Complicating Community And Centering The Self.

Akins, Scott, and Robert Griffin. “Multiple Birth Rates And Racial Type: A Research Note Regarding R/K Theory”. Deviant Behavior 21.1 (2000): 15 - 22. Print. Deviant Behavior.

Akins, Scott, Rubén Rumbaut, and Richard Stansfield. “Immigration, Economic Disadvantage, And Homicide”. Homicide Studies 13.3 (2009): 307 - 314. Print. Homicide Studies.

Hammer, Roger B et al. “Human Influence On California Fire Regimes.”. Ecological applications : a publication of the Ecological Society of America 17.5 (2007): 1388 - 402. Print. Ecological Applications : A Publication Of The Ecological Society Of America.

Akins, Scott, and Clayton James Mosher. “From ‘Just Say No!’ To ‘Well, Maybe’ - The War On Drugs & Sensible Alternatives”. Criminal Justice Policy (2014): 121-144. Print. Criminal Justice Policy.

Gallagher, Christine et al. “The Figure: Transcribing The Human Form”. Catalog Design Collaboration w/ Law Alsobrook 2006: n. pag. Print. Catalog Design Collaboration W/ Law Alsobrook.

Akins, Scott, Charles Lanfear, and Clayton Mosher. “Examining The Relationship Of Substance Use And Sexual Orientation”. Deviant Behavior 34.7 (2013): 586 - 597. Print. Deviant Behavior.

Akins, Scott. “The Effect Of Segregation On Concentrated Disadvantage, Community Instability And Crime A Comparison Of Neighborhoods In Portland, Oregon And Columbus, Ohio\”. 2002: n. pag. Print.

Akins, Scott et al. “The Effect Of Acculturation On Patterns Of Hispanic Substance Use In Washington State”. Journal of drug issues. 38.1 (2008): 103. Print. Journal Of Drug Issues.

Mosher, Clayton James, and Scott Akins. “Drugs And Drug Policy The Control Of Consciousness Alteration”. 2007. Web.

Abrahms, Zsuzsanna et al. Deutsch Im Blick (Edition 2). University of Texas Austin, 2013. Print.

Akins, Scott et al. “Assessing The Effects Of Recent Immigration On Serious Property Crime In Austin, Texas”. Sociological Perspectives Sociological Perspectives 56.4 (2013): 647 - 672. Print. Sociological Perspectives Sociological Perspectives.

Hammer, Roger B et al. “The American Community Survey In Counties With "Seasonal" Populations”. Population Research and Policy Review 25.3 (2006): 275 - 292. Print. Population Research And Policy Review.

Akins, Scott. “287(G) : State And Local Enforcement Of Immigration Law”. CAPP Criminology & Public Policy 12.2 (2013): 227 - 236. Print. Capp Criminology & Public Policy.