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Journal articles

  • Homel, R. (1996). A brief overview of quantitative criminology in Australia, 1980-1996. Journal of Quantitative Criminology, 12, 297-314.
  • Wortley, R and Homel, R. (1995). Police prejudice as a function of training and outgroup contact: A longitudinal investigation. (PDF 340kb) Law and Human Behavior, 19, 305-317.
  • Homel, R. and Lawrence, J. (1992) Sentencer orientation and case details: an interactive analysis. Law and Human Behavior, 16, 509-537.

Research monographs and reports (1990 - present)

  • Smith, F. and Homel, R. (2003). Transparency International global corruption barometer: Analysis of the Voice of the People Survey (44 pages). Brisbane, Key Centre for Ethics, Law, Justice and Governance.
  • Homel, R. (1994). Flawed order: The administration of justice in a "get tough" era (PDF 204k). Inaugural Professorial Lecture delivered at Griffith University, June 2, 1994 (44 pages).
  • Homel, R. (1990). High speed police pursuits in Perth (PDF 6218kb). Report to the Police Department of Western Australia. Perth (80 pages).

Book chapters in edited collections (1990 - present)

  • Homel, R. (2002). Integrity testing. (PDF 957kb) In T. Prenzler and J. Ransley (eds), Police reform: Building Integrity. (pages 159-171). Sydney, Federation Press.

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