College of Liberal Arts

McGill, Bonnie et al. “Words Are Monuments: Patterns In Us National Park Place Names Perpetuate Settler Colonial Mythologies Including White Supremacy”. People and Nature (2022): 1-18. Web. People And Nature.

Hesse, Colin. “Alexithymia And Impairment Of Decoding Positive Affect: An Fmri Study.”. Ed. E. A Rauscher. Trans. N. E Frye-Cox. Journal of Communication 63 (2013): 806. Print. Journal Of Communication.

Kneis, Philipp, Antje Dallman, and Reinhard Isensee. “Barbarians At The Gate: (Ig)Noble Savages And Manifest Destiny At The Final Frontier”. Envisioning American Utopias. Fictions Of Science And Politics In Literature And Visual Culture. Frankfurt: Peter Lang, 2011. 103-128. Web. Envisioning American Utopias. Fictions Of Science And Politics In Literature And Visual Culture.

Kneis, Philipp, Antje Dallmann, and Reinhard Isensee. Envisioning American Utopias : Fictions Of Science And Politics In Literature And Visual Culture. Frankfurt am Main; New York: Peter Lang, 2011. Print.

Kneis, Philipp, Antje Dallmann, and Reinhard Isensee. “Finding Atlantis Instead Of Utopia: From Plato To Starfleet And Stargate Command”. Envisioning American Utopias. Fictions Of Science And Politics In Literature And Visual Culture. Frankfurt: Peter Lang, 2011. 79-102. Web. Envisioning American Utopias. Fictions Of Science And Politics In Literature And Visual Culture.

Kneis, Philipp, Antje Dallmann, and Reinhard Isensee. “Introduction: Utopia And America”. Envisioning American Utopias. Fictions Of Science And Politics In Literature And Visual Culture. Frankfurt: Peter Lang, 2011. 7-17. Web. Envisioning American Utopias. Fictions Of Science And Politics In Literature And Visual Culture.

Inderbitzin, Michelle, and Christopher Uggen. “Public Criminologies”. Criminology & Public Policy 9.4 (2010): 725 - 749. Print. Criminology & Public Policy.

Inderbitzin, Michelle et al. “William Chaimbliss”. Fifty Key Criminological Thinkers. Routledge, 2010. 203-208. Print. Fifty Key Criminological Thinkers.

Inderbitzin, Michelle. “Reentry Of Emerging Adults: Adolescent Inmates' Transition Back Into The Community”. Journal of Adolescent Research 24.4 (2009): 453 - 476. Web. Journal Of Adolescent Research.

Below, Amy et al. “Equity Issues In Stormwater Policy Implementation: Disparities In Financial Burdens And Lifestyle Sacrifice”. Water And Equity: Fair Practice In Apportioning Water Among Places And Values. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2008. Print. Water And Equity: Fair Practice In Apportioning Water Among Places And Values.

Inderbitzin, Michelle, and Debbie A Storrs. “Mediating The Conflict Between Transformative Pedagogy And Bureaucratic Practice”. College Teaching 56.1 (2008): 47 - 52. Print. College Teaching.

Kneis, Philipp, Antje Dallmann, and Reinhard Isensee. “Communicating Democracy. Entering The American Republic Through The West Wing Or The Commander In Chief”. Picturing America. Trauma, Realism, Politics And Identity In American Visual Culture. 2007. 131-149. Web. Picturing America. Trauma, Realism, Politics And Identity In American Visual Culture.

Inderbitzin, Michelle. “The Impact Of Gender On Juvenile Justice Decisions”. Its A Crime: Women And Justice. Fourth. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Pearson Prentice Hall, 2007. 782-791. Print. Its A Crime: Women And Justice.

Inderbitzin, Michelle. “Inside A Maximum Security Juvenile Training School: Institutional Attempts To Redefine The American Dream And Normalize Incarcerated Youth”. Punishment & Society 9.3 (2007): 235 - 251. Print. Punishment & Society.

Inderbitzin, Michelle. “A Look From The Inside: Balancing Custody And Treatment In A Juvenile Maximum-Security Facility.”. International journal of offender therapy and comparative criminology 51.3 (2007): 348 - 62. Print. International Journal Of Offender Therapy And Comparative Criminology.

Kneis, Philipp et al. “'Normal Again': Buffy The Vampire Slayer As Psychotic Narration”. Picturing America. Trauma, Realism, Politics And Identity In American Visual Culture. Frankfurt: Peter Lang, 2007. 65-77. Web. Picturing America. Trauma, Realism, Politics And Identity In American Visual Culture.

Kneis, Philipp, Antje Dallmann, and Reinhard Isensee. “Picturing America : Trauma, Realism, Politics, And Identity In American Visual Culture”. Frankfurt am Main; New York: Lang, 2007. Print.

Inderbitzin, Michelle et al. “'Revolutions May Go Backwards’: The Persistence Of Voter Disenfranchisement In The United States.”. Through The Eye Of Katrina: Social Justice In The United States. Durham, NC: Carolina Academic Press, 2007. 37-53. Print. Through The Eye Of Katrina: Social Justice In The United States.

Inderbitzin, Michelle. “Guardians Of The State's Problem Children: An Ethnographic Study Of Staff Members In A Juvenile Correctional Facility”. The Prison Journal 86.4 (2006): 431 - 451. Print. The Prison Journal.

Inderbitzin, Michelle, and Debbie Storrs. “Imagining A Liberal Education: Critically Examining The Learning Process Through Stimulation”. Journal of Transformative Education 4.2 (2006): 175 - 189. Print. Journal Of Transformative Education.

Inderbitzin, Michelle. “Lessons From A Juvenile Training School: Survival And Growth”. Journal of Adolescent Research 21.1 (2006): 7 - 26. Print. Journal Of Adolescent Research.

Inderbitzin, Michelle. “Negotiating Cooperation And Control: Resident Leadership In A Juvenile Institution”. Corrections Compendium 31.2 (2006): 6, 7, 33 - 34. Print. Corrections Compendium.

Lach, Denise et al. “You Never Miss The Water ‘Till The Well Runs Dry: Crisis And Creativity In California.”. Clumsy Solutions For A Complex World. Cambridge University Press, 2006. Print. Clumsy Solutions For A Complex World.

Inderbitzin, Michelle. “Growing Up Behind Bars An Ethnographic Study Of Adolescent Inmates In A Cottage For Violent Offenders”. Journal of Offender Rehabilitation 42.3 (2005): 1 - 22. Print. Journal Of Offender Rehabilitation.

Inderbitzin, Michelle. “Outsiders And Justice Consciousness”. Contemporary Justice Review 6.4 (2003): 357 - 362. Print. Contemporary Justice Review.