Benjamin Fisher

Associate Professor

University of Wisconsin-Madison

United States

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Dr. Benjamin Fisher is an Associate Professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA. His research focuses on the intersection of education, criminal justice, and community psychology, with recent articles examining issues such as school resource officers, bullying, and exclusionary school discipline. He contributes to interdisciplinary discussions on family violence and youth violence, analyzing the implications of various control mechanisms in educational settings.

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Candalyn Rade

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Jessica Shaw

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University of Chicago

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Ethan Higgins

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University of North Carolina Wilmington

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Articles (10)

An Examination of School Resource Officers as an Approach to Reduce Social Disturbances in Schools: Evidence from a National Longitudinal Study

An Introduction to the Special Issue: Family Violence and Youth Violence – Examining the Connections from Interdisciplinary Perspectives (an Extension of Anna Costanza Baldry’s Legacy)

Are Children of Welfare Recipients at a Heightened Risk of Bullying and Peer Victimization?

Controlling Schools: How School Resource Officers’ Roles Map Onto Schools’ Behavior Management Strategies

Correction to: Suspended Again: The Racialized Consequences of a 9th Grade Suspension on Future Suspension Patterns (Race and Social Problems, (2021), 10.1007/s12552-021-09332-5)

Criminal Justice and Community Psychology: Our Values and Our Work—The Introduction to the Special Issue

Do Interactions With School Resource Officers Predict Students’ Likelihood of Being Disciplined and Feelings of Safety? Mixed-Methods Evidence From Two School Districts

Exclusionary School Discipline and Delinquent Outcomes: A Meta-Analysis

Kindergarten Cop: A Case Study of How a Coalition Between School Districts and Law Enforcement Led to School Resource Officers in Elementary Schools

School Crime and Punishment and the Implementation of Security Cameras: Findings from a National Longitudinal Study

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Candalyn Rade

Chi‐Fang Wu

Jessica Shaw

Ethan Higgins

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