Contact
| Dept: | Sociology And Criminal Justice |
| Email: | hochstet@iastate.edu |
| Office: | 203b East Hall 510 Farm House Ln Ames IA 50011-1054 |
| Phone: | 515-294-2841 |
| Vita: | https://iastate.box.com/s/bt6v8423ahvkn6v6ebe3skjcmkl2ubor |
Bio
Professor Hochstetler is a criminologist. He is particularly interested in offender decision-making, the foreground of crime, and offender self-conceptions as captured in interviews and surveys. He uses multiple methods in his work but is best known for writings that rely on qualitative methods. He also maintains interests in white-collar crime and the predictors of punishment. He has published on a broad range of topics in leading journals in sociology and criminology including Social Problems, Criminology, Justice Quarterly, Crime and Delinquency, Journal of Criminal Justice, Crime Law and Social Change, and Journal of Contemporary Ethnography.
Jones-Johnson, Matt DeLisi, Andy Hochstetler, W. Roy Johnson, and Natalia Frishman.* 2013.
(Forthcoming). “Gender differences in social relationships, social integration, and
substance use." Sociology Mind
Heith Copes and Andy HOCHSTETLER. 2012 . Prisoners’ retrospective experiences
of Participating in qualitative Research. Field Methods
DeLisi, Matt, Andy HOCHSTETLER, Gloria Jones-Johnson, Johnson, W. Caudill, and James W. Marquart. (2011). “The road to murder: The enduring criminogenic effects of juvenile confinement among a sample of adult career criminals.” Youth Violence and Juvenile Justice.
Bennet, Trevor, Fiona Brookman, Andy HOCHSTETLER, and Heith Copes. 2011.
“The role of the ‘code of the street’ in the generation of street violence in the U.K.”
European Journal of Criminology 8:17-31.