Dr. Daniel K. Pryce

Associate Professor

Old Dominion University

United States

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Dr. Daniel K. Pryce is an Associate Professor at Old Dominion University in the United States. His research areas focus on police empowerment, procedural justice, and the intersection of crime and quality of life in diverse populations, including studies on the perceptions of Saudi Arabian citizens and African immigrant women in the U.S. Recent articles highlight his investigation into factors influencing attitudes toward crime, cooperation with law enforcement, and immigrant experiences.

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Francis D. Boateng

University of Mississippi

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Joselyne L. Chenane

University of Massachusetts Lowell

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Articles (20)

Extending the Reach of the Police Empowerment Hypothesis: Lessons From a Random Sample of U.S. Residents

Kenyan Female Immigrants’ Creation of a Virtual Enclave: The Influence of Age and Immigration Status

Procedural justice, obligation to obey and cooperation with police in a sample of Saudi Arabian citizens

Empirical Examination of the Link Between Fear of Crime and Quality of Life: Findings from a Study Conducted in the United States

Factors Affecting the Quality of Life of Residents in the United States: Lessons From Virginia

Factors that Impact Attitudes Toward Terrorist Violence in Iraq

Police empowerment hypothesis: A rare glimpse into attitudes toward the police in Saudi Arabia

Empirical Examination of Factors that Influence Official Decisions in Criminal Cases Against Police Officers

The Antecedents of Obligation to Obey and Cooperation With Police: The Views of African Immigrant Women in the United States

U.S. Residents’ Current Attitudes toward Immigrants and Immigration

Gendered Criminality and Punishment: Does Gender Influence Juvenile Offending and Punishment in Saudi Arabia?

The American Public’s Views about Legal Immigration: The Case of the Diversity Visa Lottery Program

The Criminal Police Officer: Understanding Factors That Predict Police Crime in the United States

Examining the predictors of the public’s trust in the police using local data

The role of coups d’état in Africa: Why coups occur and their effects on the populace

Crime and punishment in Saudi Arabia: Lashing, imprisonment, and other unusual punishments

The Role of Procedural Justice in Policing

Police Criminality: Nature and Extent of Crimes Committed by Female Police Officers

An Experimental Assessment of the Public’s Views on Immigration When the Terms Illegal and Undocumented are Juxtaposed

Legitimacy and cooperation with the police: examining empirical relationship using data from Africa

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Francis D. Boateng

Joselyne L. Chenane

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