Jon Brauer and Jake Day recently wrote a response to my build stuff post, Should more criminologists build stuff on their Reluctant Criminologists blog. Go ahead and follow Jon’s and Jake’s thoughtful work. They asked for comment before posting – I mainly wanted to post my response to be more specific about “how much” I […]| Andrew Wheeler
I have had this thought in my head for a while – criminology research to me is almost all boring. Most of the recent advancement in academia is focused on making science more rigorous – more open methods, more experiments, stronger quasi-experimental designs. These are all good things, but to me still do not fundamentally […]| Andrew Wheeler
The end goals I want for a social media site are: promote my work see other peoples work Social media for other people may have other uses. I do comment and have minor interactions on the social media sites, but I do not use them primarily for that. So my context is more business oriented […]| Andrew Wheeler
When, in 1784, Immanuel Kant considered the question, “Do we live in an enlightened age?,” his answer was restrained but optimistic: “No,” he wrote, “but| Northwestern University Press
It wasn’t by design—not on my part at least—but when I first held a copy in my hands, I was delighted to discover that Flamboyant| Northwestern University Press