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Jonah Douglas-Siegel
Funded Research:
The Contextual Determinants and Implications of Back-End Sentencing (Department of Justice)
Graduate Student, Population Studies Center.
Graduate Student, Joint Doctoral Program in Social Work and Social Science, School of Social Work.
Social Work and Sociology, Year: 5
Mentor: David J. Harding, Jeffrey Morenoff
Research Interests: crime and the criminal justice system, prisoner reentry, neighborhood environments, poverty and inequality, and policy development and implementation
Recent Publications
Journal Articles
Danziger, S.K., J. Wiederspan, and Jonah Douglas-Siegel. Forthcoming. "We’re Not All Deadbeat Parents: Welfare Recipient Voices on Unmet Service Needs." Journal of Poverty.
Douglas-Siegel, Jonah. 2011. "Felon Disenfranchisement and the fight for universal suffrage." Social Work, 56(1): 89-91.