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Additional Refereed Publications

Dr. Dean A. Dabney
Associate Professor of Criminal Justice
Faculty Associate, GSU Institute of Public Health 
Office: 1226 UL
Phone: (404) 413-1039
Email: ddabney@gsu.edu

Additional Refereed Publications

  • Dabney D.A., Green L., and Topalli, V. (2006). Freshman learning communities in criminology and criminal justice: An effective tool for enhancing student recruitment and learning outcomes. Forthcoming in 2006 in the Journal of Criminal Justice Education, 17:1, 44-68.
  • Tewksbury, R. and Dabney, D.A. (2004). Prison volunteers: Profiles, motivations, satisfaction. Journal of Offender Rehabilitation 4:1/2, 173-183.
  • Dabney, D.A., McSkimming, M., & Berg, B.L. (2002). The active interview: Considerations for future crime and deviance research. Free Inquiry in Creative Sociology 30, 149-164.
  • Hollinger, R.C., & Dabney, D.A.. (2002). Social factors associated with pharmacists’ illicit use of prescription drugs. Journal of Drug Issues 22, 231-264.
  • Dabney, D.A. (2001). The Onset of Illegal Use of Mind-Altering or Potentially Addictive Prescription Drugs Among Pharmacists. Journal of the American Pharmaceutical Association 41:3, 392-400.
  • Dabney, D.A., & Hollinger, R.C. (1999). Illicit Prescription Drug Use Among Pharmacists: Evidence of a Paradox of Familiarity. Work & Occupations 26:1, 77-106.
  • Hollinger, R.C., & Dabney, D.A. (1999). Motor Vehicle Theft at the Shopping Centre: An Application of the Routine Activities Approach. Security Journal 12:1, 63-78.
  • Lee, G.,  Hollinger, R.C & Dabney, D.A. (1999). The Relationship Between Crime and Private Security at U.S. Shopping Centers. American Journal of Criminal Justice 23:2, 601-621.
  • Hollinger, R.C. & Dabney, D.A.. (1998). Crime in Shopping Centers. In M. Felson & R.B. Peiser (Eds.), Reducing Crime Through Real Estate Development and Management, Washington, D.C: Urban Land Institute, pp. 91-103.
  • Payne, B.K. & Dabney, D.A. (1997). An Examination of Cases of Prescription Fraud Prosecuted by Fraud Control Units Throughout the United States. Journal of Drug Issues 27:4, 807-820.
  • Dabney, D.A. & Heffington, T. (1996). The Pharmacy Profession's Reaction to Substance Abuse Among Pharmacists: The Process and Consequences of Medicalization. Journal of Drug Issues 26:3, 859-874.
  • Dabney, D.A. (1995). Neutralization and Deviance in the Workplace: Theft of Supplies and Medicines by Hospital Nurses. Deviant Behavior 16:4, 313-331.
  • Dabney, D.A. (1995). Workplace Deviance Among Nurses: The Influence of Work Group Norms on Drug Diversion and/or Use. Journal of Nursing Administration 25:3, 48-55.
  • Hollinger, R.C. & Dabney, D.A. (1994). Reducing Shrinkage in the Retail Store: It's Not Just a Job for the Loss Prevention Department. Security Journal 5:1, 2-10.
  • Dabney, D.A. & Berg, B.L. (1994). Perceptions of Drug and Supply Diversion Among Nurses.  Free Inquiry in Creative Sociology 22:1, 13-22.
Dr. Dean A. Dabney