Crime, Law, and Deviance Call for Award Nominees Statement

Distinguished Student Paper Award

Authors submit an article-length paper (about 30 double spaced pages) following American Sociological Review guidelines. The paper may address any topic in Crime, Law, Deviance, or Criminal Justice. Submissions may be sole- or multiple-authored, but all authors must be students. Papers accepted for publication at the time of submission are ineligible. The winner receives $500 to offset the cost of attending the next ASA meeting.

The CLD section invites submissions for the 2013 Distinguished Student Paper Award competition. Papers may be conceptual or theoretical, addressing any topic in the sociology of crime, deviance, law or criminal justice. Submissions may be sole- or multiple-authored, but all authors must be students. Papers should be article length (approximately 30 double spaced pages) and should follow the manuscript preparation guidelines used by the American Sociological Review. Papers accepted for publication at the time of submission are not eligible. The winner will receive $500 to offset the cost of attending the 2013 ASA meeting. Please submit papers to: Candace Kruttschnitt, University of Toronto: c.kruttschnitt@utoronto.ca. Papers must be received by March 1, 2013 to receive consideration.

Albert J. Reiss Distinguished Scholarly Publication Award

Awarded every two years for the most distinguished book pertaining to Crime, Law, or Deviance.

Please submit nominations to: Pamela Wilcox, University of Cincinnati: pamela.wilcox@uc.edu. Nominations must be received by March 1, 2013 to receive consideration.