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Dr. Michael W. Smith is an attorney and an Associate Professor of Sociology at Saint Anselm College in Manchester, New Hamphsire, USA. He is co-authoring a book on Wrongful Convictions.
(See my biography page for more information).
Publications:
| Teaching Race & Ethnicity through Service-Learning | |||
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Service learning involves experential learning that promotes a greater understanding of the content in a Race and Ethnicity. |
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| Statistics Don’t Bleed: Teaching Sociology of Terrorism and Genocide through Multimedia Technologies and Service Learning | |||
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Few students have had life experiences to understand and define the horrific acts of terrorism and genocide. |
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| Mandatory Deportation for Criminal Convictions in the United States: A Case Study Analysis of Political, Structural and Behavioral Factors | |||
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Mandatory deportation for criminal convictions by non-U.S. citizens are presented and analyzed. A case study analyzea the political, structural and behavioral factors affecting these deportation proceedings. |
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| Denial of Asylum: Is There Organizational Justice Under the Department of Homeland Security? | |||
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Political asylum denial rates (1998-2004) are analzyed before and after September 11, 2001 and the creation of the Department of Homeland Security. |
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| The Road to Hell: The Corruption and Malfeasance of Boston’s “Big Dig” | |||
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This paper examines from a historical and socio-political perspectives, the corruption and malfeasance of the most costly public works project in the U.S.A.: Boston "Big Dig." |
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| The Drama of Criminal Trials: Dramaturgy and the Voices of the Defendants, the Victims and Justice | |||
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From a sociological perspective, this author analyzes the anatomy of criminal trials as theatre where the images of lawyers' influence popular culture, justice and the voices of defendants and victims. |
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| The Ethnography of a Turkish Wedding: Symbolic Interaction, Ritualistic Ceremonies and Secularism | |||
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Through participant-observation at a Turkish wedding in southeastern Turkey, this ethnographic study describes and analyzes the social interactions of ritualistic ceremonies of a secular marriage. |
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