Asian Journal of Criminology

Papers
(The median citation count of Asian Journal of Criminology is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-08-01 to 2025-08-01.)
ArticleCitations
Correction to: The Penalty of Maternal Migration: Parental Migration, Caretaking Arrangements, and Custodial Interference Among Divorced Households in Rural China14
Victim Welfare, Social Harmony, and State Interests: Implementing Restorative Justice in Chinese Environmental Criminal Justice13
Plea Discount Deviations: a Mechanism for Gender Disparities in Hong Kong12
Testing the Theoretical Relationship Between the Role of the Society at Large and the Willingness to Adhere to the Police Code of Silence9
Prosecutors’ and Defense Lawyers’ Views on the Challenges to a New Trial Waiver System in China9
Developing Authenticity, Building Connections: Exploring Research Methodologies in Asia8
Equality in Representation? The Efficacy of Court-Appointed Lawyers in the Chinese Criminal Courts8
Driven to Death: a Chinese Case Study on the Counterfeiting of Automotive Components7
Review of Børge Bakken, Crime and Control in China: The Myth of Harmony6
Fragmentation of Criminology: A Challenge or a Chance?6
Review of Björn Ahl, Chinese Courts and Criminal Procedure Post-2013 Reforms6
Review of Sarah Brayne, Predict and Surveil: Data, Discretion, and the Future of Policing5
Application of Situational Action Theory in Japan Using Vignette Survey5
Is Machine Learning Really Unsafe and Irresponsible in Social Sciences? Paradoxes and Reconsideration from Recidivism Prediction Tasks5
Predictors of Attitudes Toward Sexual Harassment Among Chinese Nationals: Are College Students Different?5
Public and Professionals’ Perceptions of Wrongful Convictions in Pakistan: Scale Development and Validation5
Shaping Future Justice: Comparative Insights into Prison Rape Myths in South Korea and the United States4
Social Context and the Static and Dynamic Age–Crime Relationship in the Republic of Korea4
Association of Health and Victimization with Discrete Group Membership in Offending Frequency: Results from a Sample of Taiwanese Male Prisoners4
Organizational Structure and Its Connection with the Justice Views of Police Officers4
Predicting Police Integrity: An Application of Support Vector Machines (SVM) to the Police Integrity Instrument3
Measuring Cybercrime in Calls for Police Service3
Cyber Victimisation, Restorative Justice and Victim-Offender Panels3
Beyond Focal Concerns: A Qualitative Study of Sentencing Decisions in China’s Sociopolitical Context3
The Past, Present, and Future of Restorative Justice in the Chinese Mainland: A Systematic Review of Chinese Literature3
The Pluralism of Restorative Justice in Greater China: an Introduction3
Metacrime and Cybercrime: Exploring the Convergence and Divergence in Digital Criminality3
Modernizing Penal Capacity and Defusing Political Tensions: How Social Workers’ Rehabilitation Shapes Offenders’ Perceptions of Justice within Chinese Community Corrections2
Child Laborers’ Exposure to Physical Maltreatment in Rural Bangladesh: Prevalence and Risk Factors2
Criminology and Crime Science in the Arab World2
Restorative Justice in Hong Kong — a Research Study on the Struggle Between Retribution and Restoration2
Triadization as a Rite of Passage: Conceptualizing the Links between Youth Gangs and Adult-Based Secret Societies in Singapore2
Continuation of Systemic Failures: from Cui Ning to Contemporary Wrongful Conviction Cases in China2
Translational and Transnational Approaches in Comparative Criminological Research: A Content Analysis Focused on Asian Countries2
North Korean Migrants in China: A Case Study of Human Smuggling and Trafficking2
Investigating the Moderators in the Relationship Between Righteous Anger and Support for Lynching2
Changes in the Most Cited Scholars in Five International Journals Between 2006 and 20202
Review of Xiaojin Chen, China’s Left-Behind Children: Caretaking Parenting, and Struggles2
Policing, Labor Market, and Crime in Japan: Evidence from Prefectural Panel Data2
Stability or Change in Age-Crime Relation in Taiwan, 1980–2019: Age-Period-Cohort Assessment2
Review of Wook Kang, Youth Involvement in Street Gangs in California’s Central Valley2
Review of Bin Liang and Jianhong Liu, Chinese Netizens’ Opinions on Death Sentences: An Empirical Examination1
Misperceptions About People Who Have Sexually Offended and Support of Community Notification for Juveniles Among Koreans1
A Preliminary Test of a Proposed Path Model of the Direct Associations of Organizational Justice’s Relationship with Organizational Trust for Chinese Prison Staff1
Ghost Brides and Crime Networks in Rural China1
The Penalty of Maternal Migration: Parental Migration, Caretaking Arrangements, and Custodial Interference Among Divorced Households in Rural China1
Analysing the Levels of Fear of Crime Before and After the Implementation of Security Box: a Community Policing Case Study in Chiba Prefecture, Japan1
The Challenges of Comparative Criminology Research1
Applications of GIS in Public Security Agencies in China1
Examining the Fairness of Criminal Judicial Procedures in China: a Quantitative Analysis of the Influential Factors in the Application of Technical Investigations in Drug-related Cases1
Offending-Victimization Overlap in Cyberbullying among Chinese Youths: Theories, Gender Differences, and Methodological Innovation1
The Relationism Theory of Criminal Justice—A Paradigm Shift1
The Effects of Wartime on Discrimination in the Punishment of Arab vs. Jewish Defendants in the Israeli Criminal Law System1
Organizational Trust and Job Stress: a Preliminary Study Among Police Officers1
Policing Child Protection: Motivational Postures of Contesting Third Parties1
Adolescents Kolberi in Iran’s Western Borderlands: a Case for Cultural Criminology of Border1
Tip of The Iceberg? An Evaluation of the Non-uploaded Criminal Sentencing Documents in China1
Self-Control, Contextual Factors, and Delinquency: Assessing the Interactional Effects Among A Sample of Youth in Rural China1
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