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Institute of Criminology University of Cambridge Cambridge CB3 9DA United Kingdom |
cl948@cam.ac.uk clanfear.github.io @cclanfear clanfear |
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Assistant Professor, Institute of Criminology, University of Cambridge
2022–Present
Postdoctoral Researcher, Nuffield College, University of Oxford
2021–2022
Research Fellow, Nuffield College, University of Oxford
2021–2022
PhD, Sociology, University of Washington, 2021
MA, Sociology, University of Washington, 2017
MPP, Public Policy, Oregon State University, 2013
BA, Sociology, Oregon State University, 2010
CC Lanfear. (Forthcoming). Comment: Testing a unified anomie and choice model of offender decision making. Journal of Institutional and Theoretical Economics
CC Lanfear, DS Kirk, RJ Sampson. (Forthcoming). Dual pathways of concealed gun carrying and use from adolescence to adulthood over a 25-year era of change. Science Advances
R Wickes, CC Lanfear. (Forthcoming). Collective efficacy and crime in urban neighborhoods. Handbook on Cities and Crime. Edward Elgar Publishing
CC Lanfear, DS Kirk. 2024. The promise and perils of the sharing economy: The impact of Airbnb lettings on crime. Criminology 62(4)
RJ Sampson, CC Lanfear. 2024. Disentangling gun ownership and leanings to political violence in unstable times. JAMA Network Open 7(4)
CC Lanfear, R Bucci, DS Kirk, RJ Sampson. 2023. Inequalities in exposure to firearm violence by race, sex, and birth cohort from childhood to age 40 years, 1995-2021. JAMA Network Open 6(5)
CC Lanfear. 2022. Collective efficacy and the built environment. Criminology 60(2)
RM Shaffer, JE Forsyth, G Ferraro, C Till, LM Carlson, K Hester, A Haddock, J Strawbridge, CC Lanfear, H Hu, EF Kirrane. 2022. Lead exposure and antisocial behavior: A systematic review protocol. Environment International 168
CC Lanfear, RL Matsueda, LR Beach. 2020. Broken windows, informal social control, and crime: Assessing causality in empirical studies. Annual Review of Criminology 3
RL Matsueda, CC Lanfear. 2020. Differential Association Theory. Wiley Blackwell Encyclopedia of Sociology, 2nd Ed.
RL Matsueda, CC Lanfear. 2020. Collective action, rational choice, and gang delinquency: Appreciating Short and Strodtbeck (1965). Social Bridges and Contexts in Criminology and Sociology: Reflections on the Intellectual Legacy of James F. Short, Jr. Routledge
CC Lanfear, LR Beach, TA Thomas. 2018. Formal social control in changing neighborhoods: Racial implications of neighborhood context on reactive policing. City & Community 17(4)
BC Burkhardt, SM Akins, J Sassaman, S Jackson, K Elwer, CC Lanfear, M Amorim, KM Stevens. 2017. University researcher and law enforcement collaboration: Lessons from a study of justice-involved persons with suspected mental illness. International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology 61(5)
SM Akins, BC Burkhardt, CC Lanfear. 2016. Law enforcement response to “frequent fliers” An examination of high-frequency contacts between police and justice-involved persons with mental illness. Criminal Justice Policy Review 27(1)
CC Lanfear, SM Akins, CJ Mosher. 2013. Examining the relationship of substance use and sexual orientation. Deviant Behavior 34(7)
SM Akins, CC Lanfear, S Cline, CJ Mosher. 2013. Patterns and correlates of adult American Indian substance use. Journal of Drug Issues 43(4)
CC Lanfear. 2022. Expert report: Hunters Capital, LLC v. City of Seattle (client). Case No. 20-cv-00983 TSZ, US District Court, Western District of Washington
CC Lanfear. 2019. Terry stop bias report. Seattle Police Department
RD Crutchfield, A Harris, CC Lanfear, TA Thomas. 2017. UWPD racial bias in contacts analysis. Office of the University of Washington President
CC Lanfear. 2014. 2013 county jail survey executive summary. Association of Oregon Community Mental Health Programs
SM Akins, BC Burkhardt, CC Lanfear, KM Stevens, M Amorim. 2013. Law enforcement response to people with mental illnesses in Benton County. Benton County Sheriff’s Office and the Willamette Criminal Justice Commission
Mid-life health consequences of exposure to gun violence. American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA, Nov 15, 2024
Reassessing ‘The effect of the Seattle police-free CHOP zone on crime’: A counterfactual critique. European Society of Criminology Annual Meeting, Bucharest, RO, Sep 13, 2024
Reciprocal relationships, reverse causality, and temporal ordering: Testing theories with cross-lagged panel models. European Society of Criminology Annual Meeting, Bucharest, RO, Sep 13, 2024
Exposure to gun violence and concealed gun carrying from childhood to age 40 over a 25-year era of change. National Collaborative on Gun Violence Research Webinar Series, Jul 9, 2024
Disorder and social control: Experimental evidence on prosocial and antisocial decision making. Nigel Walker Symposium, Institute of Criminology, University of Cambridge, May 30, 2024
Life-course processes as cause and effect of change in gun violence. Workshop on Changes in Society, Welfare, Penalty, Law and Justice, International Institute for the Sociology of Law, Oñati, ES, May 17, 2024
Gun carrying over the life course: Onset, continuity, and exposure to gun violence from adolescence to early adulthood. American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, PA, Nov 15, 2023
A micro theory of crime opportunities: Symbolic interaction among motivated offenders, suitable targets, and capable guardians. European Society of Criminology Annual Meeting, Florence, IT, Sep 8, 2023
Inequalities in life course exposure to gun violence. American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA, Nov 18, 2022
Inequalities in life course exposure to gun violence. European Society of Criminology Annual Meeting, Malaga, ES, Sep 22, 2022
Cohort differences in gun use and exposure to gun violence in a 25-year study of Chicago children. European Society of Criminology Annual Meeting, Malaga, ES, Sep 22, 2022
Property crime, fear of crime, and social control of homelessness in Seattle. American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting, Washington D.C. (Canceled due to COVID-19), Nov 16, 2020
Disorder and social control: Experimental evidence on prosocial and antisocial behavior. American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA, Nov 14, 2019
Searching for the center (with SM Karceski). SocSem, University of Washington, Sep 27, 2019
Complaints and the social control of homelessness in Seattle. SocSem, University of Washington, Jan 16, 2019
Disorder and social control. SocSem, University of Washington, Oct 26, 2018
Disorder in the neighborhood: A large-scale field experiment on disorder, norm violation, and pro-social behavior. American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA, Nov 16, 2016
Formal social control in changing Seattle neighborhoods. American Sociological Association Annual Meeting, Seattle, WA, Aug 21, 2016
Racial and social control in changing neighborhoods: Who complains to the police and why it matters. Society for the Study of Social Problems Annual Meeting, Seattle, WA, Aug 20, 2016
Frequent flyers and civil commitment: Repeat police contacts with mentally ill suspects. American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA, Nov 20, 2014
Police contacts with people with mental illness in Benton County. Willamette Criminal Justice Commission, Corvallis, OR, Jan 22, 2014
Criminological Research Methods, University of Cambridge - 3 terms, 2022–2024
Introduction to Quantitative Analysis, University of Cambridge - 3 terms, 2022–2024
Criminology (SOC371), University of Washington - 2 terms, 2020–2021
Introduction to R for Social Scientists (CSSS508), University of Washington - 9 terms, 2017–2021
Introduction to Social Statistics (SOC221), University of Washington, 2017
Research Fellowship, Nuffield College, University of Oxford, 2021–2022
Excellence in Teaching Award, University of Washington, 2020
Distinguished Master’s Thesis Award - Social Sciences, University of Washington, 2018
Best Graduate Instructor, Sociology Department, University of Washington, 2018–2019
Outstanding Performance for the Master of Arts, Sociology Department, University of Washington, 2017–2018
CSDE Lightning Talk and Poster Session - Best Poster, Center for Studies in Demography and Ecology, University of Washington, 2017
Blalock Fellowship, Center for Statistics and the Social Sciences, University of Washington, 2014
Oregon Lottery Graduate Scholarship, Oregon State University, 2012–2013
Laurels Graduate Scholarship, Oregon State University, 2011–2012
Admissions Committee, Institute of Criminology, University of Cambridge, 2023–2024
Risk Assessment Committee, Institute of Criminology, University of Cambridge, 2023–2024
Faculty Search Committee (2 searches), Sociology Department, University of Washington, 2019
Graduate Student Association President, Sociology Department, University of Washington, 2018–2019
Associate Student Editor, Social Problems, 2016–2017
Graduate Student Association Representative to CS&SS, Sociology Department, University of Washington, 2015–2018
Associate, Department of Sociology, Harvard University
Associate Member, Nuffield College, University of Oxford
Extensive coverage for Lanfear & Kirk (2024) The promise and perils of the sharing economy: The impact of Airbnb lettings on crime. 150+ outlets, Oct 24, 2024
Commentary on Lewiston, ME mass shooting Sky News Today with Samantha Washington, Oct 28, 2023
Episode 77. Community violence, context, and reproducibility with Charles Lanfear. The Criminology Academy Podcast, Jul 17, 2023
Extensive coverage for Lanfear et al. (2023) Inequalities in exposure to firearm violence by race, sex, and birth cohort from childhood to age 40 years, 1995-2021. 50+ outlets, May 9, 2023
Is homelessness a threat to public safety in Clark County?. The Columbian, Apr 16, 2023
Homeless camps are often blamed for crime but experts say it’s not so simple. NPR, Jan 24, 2022
Tents in Seattle increased by more than 50% after COVID pandemic began, survey says. The Seattle Times, Apr 3, 2021
UW study seems to equate Black Lives Matter and… Nazis?. Crosscut, Oct 11, 2016
A new method for identifying those with mental illness who have frequent contacts with police may help those in need to get treatment. London School of Economics US Centre, Apr 7, 2016
Study aims to help ID mental health issues that take up police time. KMTR News Source 16, Feb 16, 2015
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Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency
Journal of Urban Affairs
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Natalia Cabrera-Morales, PhD, University of Cambridge, Present