1. “More drugs, less crime”: why crime dropped in New York City, 1985–2007

   • Travis Wendel
   • Geert Dhondt
   • Jay Hamilton

   OriginalPaper 02 March 2016 Pages: 319 - 339

   

2. Erratum to: “More drugs, less crime”: why crime dropped in New York City, 1985–2007

   • Travis Wendel
   • Geert Dhondt
   • Jay Hamilton

   Erratum 27 October 2016 Pages: 341 - 341

3. Cheaper drugs as crime control? Rethinking the drugs/crime nexus

   • Lisa Maher
   • David Dixon

   OriginalPaper 22 April 2016 Pages: 343 - 348

4. Illegal drug markets and victimizing crime in New York

   • David F. Greenberg

   OriginalPaper 07 May 2016 Pages: 349 - 354

   

5. “More Drugs, Less Crime”: an idea in the making

   • Raymond Michalowski

   OriginalPaper 05 May 2016 Pages: 355 - 362

   

6. A funny thing happened on the way to mass subjugation: propensity, opportunity, and irony in two accounts of the crime decline

   • David A. Green

   OriginalPaper 06 September 2016 Pages: 363 - 376

7. Thank God for (others’) unanswered prayers: the failure of the drug war … cheap drugs … lower rates of serious crime … the logic adds up, but what next?

   • Michael Rowan

   OriginalPaper 07 May 2016 Pages: 377 - 384

8. Cheaper drugs, and thus less crime: the crime drop’s “Philosopher’s Stone”?

   • Travis Wendel
   • Geert Dhondt
   • Jay Hamilton

   OriginalPaper 18 November 2016 Pages: 385 - 393

9. The portapotty experiment: neoliberal approaches to the intertwined epidemics of opioid-related overdose and HIV/HCV, and why we need cultural anthropologists in the South Bronx

   • Brett Wolfson-Stofko
   • Ric Curtis
   • Alex S. Bennett

   Report 11 November 2016 Pages: 395 - 410

   

10. When reform falls short: eradicating the prison plague

    • Naomi Haber

    BookReview 30 July 2016 Pages: 411 - 418