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Select article: Quantifying Fair Chance Policy Implementation and Employer Engagement

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Quantifying Fair Chance Policy Implementation and Employer Engagement

Jocelyn Bliven, Alayna Johnson, Zofia C. Stanley [...]

The Prison Journal

Select article: Applicant Reactions to Criminal History Hiring: Stereotype Processes,Diversity Rationale,and Individual Difference

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Applicant Reactions to Criminal History Hiring: Stereotype Processes,Diversity Rationale,and Individual Difference

Francisco J. Moreno, Michael A. Johnson, Terrance L. Boyd

Journal of Management

Select article: Bad jobs and good workers: The hiring of ex-prisoners in a segmented economy

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Bad jobs and good workers: The hiring of ex-prisoners in a segmented economy

Kristin Bumiller

Theoretical Criminology

Select article: Fair AI in hiring: Experimental evidence on how biased hiring algorithms and different debiasing methods affect the quality and diversity of applicants

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Fair AI in hiring: Experimental evidence on how biased hiring algorithms and different debiasing methods affect the quality and diversity of applicants

Edwin Ip

Behavioral Science & Policy

Select article: “A Lot of Times,We Feel Disposable. Do you Understand? Like We Could Just Be Thrown Away.” Characterizing Consumer Perspectives on Substance Use Treatment Gaps

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“A Lot of Times,We Feel Disposable. Do you Understand? Like We Could Just Be Thrown Away.” Characterizing Consumer Perspectives on Substance Use Treatment Gaps

Abigail K. Winiker, Alizay Jalisi, Karin E. Tobin

Contemporary Drug Problems

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