CURRICULUM VITAE June, 2017 PETER JOHN CARRINGTON Professor of Sociology and Legal Studies University of Waterloo 200 University Avenue West Waterloo, Ontario N2L 3G1 Phone: (519) 888-4567 ext. 33961 Fax: (519) 743-1126 E-mail: pjc@uwaterloo.ca Web: https://uwaterloo.ca/sociology-and-legal-studies/people-profiles/peter-j-carrington Education Ph.D. (1981), sociology, University of Toronto. M.A. (1975), sociology, University of Toronto. A.B. (1970), philosophy, Harvard University. Appointments Professor, Department of Sociology and Legal Studies, University of Waterloo, 1996-present. Associate Professor, Department of Sociology, University of Waterloo, 1989-96. Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, University of Waterloo, 1984-89. Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, University of Toronto, 1982-84. Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Sociology, University of Toronto, 1980-82. Lecturer (part-time), Scarborough College, University of Toronto, 1979. Research Assistant, Institute for Policy Analysis, University of Toronto, 1975-77. Teaching Assistant, Department of Sociology, University of Toronto, 1972-78. Instructor in Sociology (part-time), Humber College of Applied Arts and Technology, 1971-72. Visiting/Adjunct Appointments Associated Member, Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies, Wilfrid Laurier U., 2010-15. Visiting Fellow, Institute of Criminology and Wolfson College, University of Cambridge, 2008. Visiting Research Fellow, Department of Sociology, University of Kent at Canterbury, 1998. Visiting Associate Professor, Department of Sociology, McMaster University, 1994. Adjunct Associate Professor, School of Urban and Regional Planning, Univ. of Waterloo, 1991. Awards and Honours Faculty of Arts Excellence in Research Award. 2013. University of Waterloo. Outstanding Performance Award. 2012. University of Waterloo. Harrison White Outstanding Book Award. 2006. Mathematical Sociology Section, American

Sociological Association. For P.J. Carrington, J. Scott, and S. Wasserman (eds.), Models and Methods in Social Network Analysis (Cambridge University Press, 2005).

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1. Carrington, Peter J. (ed.). 2014. Applications of Social Network Analysis. 4 vols. London: Sage.

2. Scott, John, and Peter J. Carrington (eds.). 2011. The SAGE Handbook of Social

Network Analysis. London: Sage.

3. Carrington, Peter J., John Scott, and Stanley Wasserman (eds.). 2005. Models and Methods in Social Network Analysis. New York: Cambridge University Press.

Articles in Refereed Journals

1. Alexander, Steven M., Derek Armitage, Peter J. Carrington, and Örjan Bodin. 2017. “Examining horizontal and vertical social ties to achieve social-ecological fit in an emerging marine reserve network”. Aquatic Conservation: Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems 2017:1‐15. doi: 10.1002/aqc.2775. At: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/aqc.2775/full

2. Carrington, Peter J. 2016. “Gender and age segregation and stratification in criminal

collaborations”. Journal of Quantitative Criminology 32(4): 613-649. doi: 10.1007/s10940-015-9269-2.

3. Ayala, Aurelio and Peter J. Carrington. 2016. “Interdependence and colonization: Métis

auxiliaries and the North-West Mounted Police, 1874-1895”. Great Plains Quarterly 36(2): 101-130.

4. Carrington, Peter J. 2016. “Log-linear distance models of homophily in small groups”.

Methodological Innovations 9: 1-10. doi: 10.1177/205979911562274. At: http://mio.sagepub.com/content/9/2059799115622746.full

5. Panebianco, Daria, Owen Gallupe, Peter J. Carrington, and Ivo Colozzi. 2016. “Personal

support networks, social capital, and risk of relapse among treated drug addicts”. International Journal of Drug Policy 27: 146-153.

6. Carrington, Peter J. 2015. “The structure of age homophily in co-offending groups”.

Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice 31(3): 337-353. 7. Carrington, Peter J. 2013. “Trends in the seriousness of youth crime in Canada, 1984-

2011.” Canadian Journal of Criminology and Criminal Justice 55(2): 293-314.

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8. Carrington, Peter J. and Sarah B. van Mastrigt. 2013. “Co-offending in Canada, England, and the United States: A Cross-National Comparison”. Global Crime 14(2-3): 123-140.

9. Kiepal, Laura, Peter J. Carrington, and Myrna Dawson. 2012 “Missing persons and

social exclusion”. Canadian Journal of Sociology 37(2): 137-168. 10. Fitzgerald, Robin T. and Peter J. Carrington. 2011. “Disproportionate minority contact

with the police in Canada”. Canadian Journal of Criminology and Criminal Justice 53(4): 449-486.

11. Carrington, Peter J., Julian V. Roberts, and Sherri Davis-Barron. 2011. “The Last

Chance Sanction in Youth Court: Exploring the Deferred Custody and Supervision Order”. Canadian Criminal Law Review 15(3): 299-336.

12. Carrington, Peter J. 2009. “Co-offending and the development of the delinquent career.”

Criminology 47(4): 1295-1329. 13. Bala, Nicholas, Peter J. Carrington, and Julian V. Roberts. 2009. “Evaluating the Youth

Criminal Justice Act after five years: a qualified success.” Canadian Journal of Criminology and Criminal Justice 51(2): 131-167.

14. Carrington, Peter J. 2008. “Technical note.” Criminology 46(4): 1073-74. 15. Fitzgerald, Robin T., and Peter J. Carrington. 2008. “The neighbourhood context of

urban Aboriginal crime.” Canadian Journal of Criminology and Criminal Justice 50(5): 523-557.

16. Carrington, Peter J. and Jennifer L. Schulenberg. 2008. “Structuring police discretion:

The effect on referrals to youth court.” Criminal Justice Policy Review 19(3): 349-367. 17. Schulenberg, Jennifer L., Joanna C. Jacob, and Peter J. Carrington. 2007. “Ecological

analysis of crime rates and police discretion with young persons: A replication.” Canadian Journal of Criminology and Criminal Justice 49(2): 261-277.

18. Frank, Ove and Peter J. Carrington. 2007. “Estimation of offending and co-offending

using available data with model support.” Journal of Mathematical Sociology 31(1): 1-46.

19. Carrington, Peter J. and Jennifer L. Schulenberg. 2004. “The Youth Criminal Justice

Act - A new era in Canadian juvenile justice?” Canadian Journal of Criminology and Criminal Justice 46 (3): 219-230.

20. Carrington, Peter J. 2002. “Group crime in Canada.” Canadian Journal of Criminology

44 (3): 277-315.

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21. Carrington, Peter J. 2001. “Population aging and crime in Canada, 1999 - 2041.”

Canadian Journal of Criminology 43: 331-356. 22. Matarazzo, Anthony, Peter J. Carrington, and Robert D. Hiscott. 2001 “The effect of

prior dispositions on current youth court dispositions: An application of societal-reaction theory.” Journal of Quantitative Criminology 17: 169-200.

23. Carrington, Peter J. 1999. “Trends in youth crime in Canada, 1977-1996.” Canadian

Journal of Criminology 41: 1-32. 24. Carrington, Peter J. 1999. “Gender, gun control, suicide and homicide in Canada.”

Archives of Suicide Research 5: 71-75. 25. Carrington, Peter J. 1998. “Changes in police charging of young offenders in Ontario

and Saskatchewan after 1984." Canadian Journal of Criminology 40: 153-164. 26. Druar, Laura, Peter J. Carrington, and John C. Goyder. 1998. “Community reactions to

the new prison for women in Kitchener.” Forum on Corrections Research 10 (2): 48-51. 27. Carrington, Peter J. 1995. “Has violent youth crime increased? Comment on Corrado

and Markwart.” Canadian Journal of Criminology 37: 61-73. 28. Carrington, Peter J. and Sharon Moyer. 1995. “Factors affecting custodial dispositions

under the Young Offenders Act.” Canadian Journal of Criminology 37: 127-62. 29. Carrington, Peter J. and Sharon Moyer. 1994 “Interprovincial variations in the use of

custody for young offenders: a funnel analysis.” Canadian Journal of Criminology 36: 271-290.

30. Carrington, Peter J. and Sharon Moyer. 1994 “Trends in youth crime and police

response, pre- and post-YOA.” Canadian Journal of Criminology 36: 1-28. 31. Carrington, Peter J. and Sharon Moyer. 1994. “Gun availability and suicide in Canada.”

Studies on Crime and Crime Prevention 3: 168-178. 32. Carrington, Peter J. and Sharon Moyer. 1994 “Gun control and suicide in Ontario.”

American Journal of Psychiatry 151(4): 606-608. 33. Carrington, Peter J. and Sharon Moyer. 1992. “Legal representation in Canadian

juvenile courts: its nature, extent, and determinants.” Canadian Journal of Criminology 34: 51-74.

34. Carrington, Peter J. and Sharon Moyer. 1990. “The effect of defence counsel on plea

and outcome in juvenile court.” Canadian Journal of Criminology 32: 621-37.

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35. Benbow, Timothy, Peter J. Carrington, Gayle Johannesen, Frank W. Tompa, and

Edmund Weiner. 1990. “Report on the New Oxford English Dictionary User Survey.” International Journal of Lexicography 3: 155-203.

36. Carrington, Peter J., Sharon Moyer, and Faigie Kopelman. 1988. “Factors affecting

pre-dispositional detention and release under the Juvenile Delinquents Act.” Journal of Criminal Justice 16: 463-476.

37. Carrington, Peter J. 1982. “Comment on Lattin and Wong, A high-density clustering

approach to exploring the structure of social networks.” Connections 5: 58-59. 38. Carrington, Peter J. and Gregory H. Heil. 1981. “COBLOC: A hierarchical method for

blocking network data.” Journal of Mathematical Sociology 8: 103-131. 39. Carrington, Peter J., Gregory H. Heil, and Stephen D. Berkowitz. 1980. “A goodness of

fit index for blockmodels.” Social Networks 2: 219-234. 40. Berkowitz, Stephen D., Peter J. Carrington, June Corman, and Leonard Waverman.

1980. “Flexible design for a corporate data base.” Social Networks 2: 75-83. 41. Berkowitz, Stephen D., Peter J. Carrington, Yehuda Kotowitz, and Leonard Waverman.

1979. “The determination of enterprise groupings through combined ownership and directorship ties.” Social Networks 1: 391-413.

42. Carrington, Peter J. 1979. “Schutz on transcendental intersubjectivity in Husserl."

Human Studies 2: 95-110. 43. Berkowitz, Stephen D., Yehuda Kotowitz, Leonard Waverman, and Peter J. Carrington.

1978. “Economic structure and market power in Canada.” Sozialwissenschaftliche Schriften 14: 185-216.

Chapters in books

1. van Mastrigt, Sarah B. and Peter J. Carrington. Forthcoming. “Co-offending”. In David P. Farrington, Lila Kazemian, and Alex R. Piquero (eds.), The Oxford Handbook on Developmental and Life-Course Criminology. Oxford: Oxford University Press.

2. Bala, Nicholas and Peter J. Carrington. 2016. “Canada”. Pp. 91-114 in Scott Decker and

Nerea Marteache (eds.), International Handbook of Juvenile Justice, 2nd ed. Springer. 3. Carrington, Peter J. 2015. “Trends in serious and violent youth crime in Canada, 1986-

2011”. Pp. 29-44 in Raymond R. Corrado, Alan Leschied, Patrick Lussier, and John Whatley (eds.), Serious and Violent Young Offenders and Youth Criminal Justice: A Canadian Perspective. Burnaby, B.C.: SFU Publications.

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4. Carrington, Peter J. 2015. “Social network analysis”. In Patricia Moy (ed.), Oxford

Bibliographies in Communication. New York: Oxford University Press. Revised version. At: http://www.oxfordbibliographies.com/view/document/obo-9780199756841/obo-9780199756841-0100.xml

5. Carrington, Peter J. 2015. “Social Networks.” In Beth Huebner (ed.), Oxford

Bibliographies in Criminology. New York: Oxford University Press. Revised version. At: http://www.oxfordbibliographies.com/view/document/obo-9780195396607/obo-9780195396607-0141.xml

6. Bala, Nicholas, and Peter J. Carrington. 2015. “The changing nature of youth justice:

Impact of the Youth Criminal Justice Act”. Pp. 265-277 in J.V. Roberts and M.G. Grossman (eds.), Criminal Justice in Canada. 5th ed. Toronto: Nelson.

7. Carrington, Peter J. and Sarah B. van Mastrigt. 2014. “Co-offending in Canada,

England, and the United States: A Cross-National Comparison”. In Martin Bouchard (ed.), Advances in Research on Illicit Networks. Abingdon, UK: Routledge. (Reprint of an article published in Global Crime, 2013.)

8. Carrington, Peter J. 2014. “Social network research”. Pp. 35-64 in Silvia Dominguez &

Betina Hollstein (eds.), Mixed Methods Social Networks Research. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press.

9. Carrington, Peter J. 2014. “Editor’s introduction: Applications of social network

analysis”. Pp. xxi-lv in Peter J. Carrington (ed.), Applications of Social Network Analysis. 4 vols. London: Sage.

10. van Mastrigt, Sarah B., and Peter J. Carrington. 2014. “Sex and age homophily in co-

offending networks: opportunity or preference?” Pp. 28-51 in Carlo Morselli (ed.), Crime and Networks. New York: Routledge.

11. Bala, Nicholas, Peter J. Carrington, and Julian V. Roberts. 2012. “Implementing Youth

Justice Reform: Effects of the Youth Criminal Justice Act”. Pp. 80-103 in John Winterdyk & Russell Smandych (eds.), Youth at Risk and Youth Justice. Toronto: Oxford University Press.

12. Carrington, Peter J. and Robin T. Fitzgerald. 2012. “Do police discriminate against

minority youth in Canada?” Pp. 187-198 in J.V. Roberts and M.G. Grossman (eds.), Criminal Justice in Canada. 4th ed. Toronto: Nelson.

13. Carrington, Peter J. and John Scott. 2011. “Introduction.” Pp. 1-8 in John Scott and

Peter J. Carrington (eds.), SAGE Handbook of Social Network Analysis. London: Sage.

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14. Carrington, Peter J. 2011. “Crime and social network analysis.” Pp. 236-255 in John Scott and Peter J. Carrington, (eds.), The SAGE Handbook of Social Network Analysis. London: Sage.

15. Carrington, Peter J. and Julian V. Roberts. 2011. “The Last Chance Sanction in Youth

Court: Exploring the Deferred Custody and Supervision Order”. Pp. 135-162 in Sanjeev Anand (ed.), Children and the Law: Essays in Honour of Professor Nicholas Bala. Toronto: Irwin Law.

16. Bala, Nicholas, Peter J. Carrington, and Julian V. Roberts. 2011. “The changing face of

youth justice: The impact of the Youth Criminal Justice Act.” Pp. 291-301 in J.V. Roberts and M.G. Grossman (eds.), Criminal Justice in Canada. 4th ed. Toronto: Nelson.

17. Bala, Nicholas, Peter J. Carrington, and Julian V. Roberts. 2010. “Youth justice reform

in Canada: reducing use of courts and custody without increasing youth crime.” Pp. 318-340 in David J. Smith (ed.), A New Response to Youth Crime. Cullompton, UK: Willan.

18. Wasserman, Stanley, John Scott, and Peter J. Carrington. 2005. “Introduction.” Pp. 1-7

in Peter J. Carrington, John Scott, and Stanley Wasserman (eds.), Models and Methods in Social Network Analysis. New York: Cambridge University Press.

19. Carrington, Peter J., and Jennifer L. Schulenberg. 2004. “Police decision-making with

young offenders: Arrest, questioning and dispositions.” Pp. 156-175 in K. Campbell (ed.), Understanding Youth Justice in Canada. Toronto: Pearson.

20. Carrington, Peter J., and Jennifer L. Schulenberg. 2004. “Police discretion with young

offenders.” Pp. 453-479 in Stephen Nancoo (ed.), Contemporary Issues in Canadian Policing. Toronto: Canadian Educators’ Press.

21. Carrington, Peter J. 2002. “Sex homogeneity in co-offending groups.” Pp. 101-116 in J.

Hagberg, ed., Contributions to Social Network Analysis, Information Theory and Other Topics in Statistics. A Festschrift in Honour of Ove Frank. Stockholm: Stockholm University. At: http://www.statistics.su.se/publikationer/festschrift.shtml

22. Carrington, Peter J. and Sharon Moyer. 2002. “Gun control and suicide in Ontario.” Pp.

218-224 in Ronald Hinch, ed., Debates in Canadian Criminology. Toronto: Pearson. Reprint of an article in American Journal of Psychiatry 151 (1994): 606-608.

23. Carrington, Peter J. 2001. “Population aging and crime in Canada, 1999 - 2041.” In

Larry Siegel, Brown, Gregory, and Hoffman, Ron (eds.), Criminology: The Core. 2nd Canadian ed. Toronto: Thomson Nelson, 2012. Reprint of an article in Canadian Journal of Criminology 43: 331-356.

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24. Carrington, Peter J. 2001. “Changes in police charging of young offenders in Ontario and Saskatchewan after 1984.” Pp. 13-24 in Barry Clark, Thomas O'Reilly-Fleming, and Patricia O'Reilly (eds.), Youth Injustice: Canadian Perspectives, 2nd ed., Toronto, Canadian Scholars’ Press. Reprint of an article in Canadian Journal of Criminology 40 (1998): 153-164.

25. Carrington, Peter J. and Sharon, Moyer. 2001. “Factors affecting custodial dispositions

under the Young Offenders Act.” Pp. 215-249 in Barry Clark, Thomas O'Reilly-Fleming, and Patricia O'Reilly (eds.), Youth Injustice: Canadian Perspectives, 2nd ed., Toronto, Canadian Scholars’ Press. Reprint of an article in Canadian Journal of Criminology 37 (1995): 127-62.

26. Carrington, Peter J. 2001. “Trends in youth crime in Canada, 1977-1996.” Pp. 25-56 in

Barry Clark, Thomas O'Reilly-Fleming, and Patricia O'Reilly (eds.), Youth Injustice: Canadian Perspectives, 2nd ed., Toronto, Canadian Scholars’ Press. Reprint of an article in Canadian Journal of Criminology 41 (1999): 1-32.

27. Carrington, Peter J. 2000. “Trends in youth crime in Canada, 1977-1996.” Pp. 38-51 in

Russell Smandych (ed.), Youth Crime: Varieties, Theories and Prevention, Toronto, Harcourt Brace. Reprint of an article in Canadian Journal of Criminology 41 (1999): 1-32.

28. Carrington, Peter J. 1999. “Trends in youth crime in Canada, 1977-1996.” Pp. 104-117

in Robert A. Silverman, James J. Teevan and Vincent F. Sacco (eds.), Crime in Canadian Society, 6th ed., Toronto, Prentice-Hall. Reprint of an article in Canadian Journal of Criminology 41 (1999): 1-32.

29. Wellman, Barry, Peter J. Carrington, and Alan Hall. 1996. “Networks as personal

communities.” Pp. 80-85 in Robert J. Brym (ed.), Society in Question: Sociological Readings for the 21st Century. Toronto: Harcourt Brace. Abridged reprint of Wellman, Barry, Carrington, Peter J., and Hall, Alan, “Networks as personal communities,” pp. 130-184 in B. Wellman and S.D. Berkowitz (eds.), Social Structures: A Network Approach. New York: Cambridge U. Press, 1988.

30. Carrington, Peter J. and Sharon Moyer. 1995. “The effect of defence counsel on plea

and outcome in juvenile court.” Pp. 378-93 in Robert A. Silverman and James H. Creechan (eds.), Canadian Delinquency. Toronto: Prentice-Hall. Reprint of an article in Canadian Journal of Criminology 32 (1990): 621-37.

31. Carrington, Peter J. 1993. “Structured analysis of research designs.” Pp. E.10.1-E.10.11

in C. Middleton (ed.), Sociology Teaching Handbook. Sheffield, U.K.: British Sociological Association.

32. Carrington, Peter J. and Sharon Moyer. 1993. “The 1977 gun control legislation and

firearms suicide.” Pp. 35-58 in Joe Hudson and Julian V. Roberts (eds.), Evaluating Justice. Toronto: Thompson Educational Publishing.

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33. Wellman, Barry, Peter J. Carrington, and Alan Hall. 1988. “Networks as personal

communities.” Pp. 130-184 in B. Wellman and S.D. Berkowitz (eds.), Social Structures: A Network Approach. New York: Cambridge U. Press (re-published as B. Wellman and S.D. Berkowitz (eds.), Social Structures: A Network Approach. Greenwich, CT and London, UK: JAI Press, 1997).

Published Reports

1. Carrington, Peter J., Shannon Brennan, Anthony Matarazzo and Marian Radulescu.

2013. Co-offending in Canada, 2011. Juristat. Cat. No. 85-005X. Ottawa: Statistics Canada. At: http://www.statcan.gc.ca/pub/85-002-x/85-002-x2013001-eng.htm. Published in French as La complicité dans la délinquance au Canada, 2011. At : http://www.statcan.gc.ca/pub/85-002-x/85-002-x2013001-fra.htm.

2. Carrington, Peter J. 2007. The Development of Police-reported Delinquency Among

Canadian Youth Born in 1987 and 1990. Crime and Justice Research Paper Series. Ottawa: Canadian Centre for Justice Statistics, Statistics Canada. Cat. No. 85-561-009. ISSN 1707-5203. ISBN 0-662-47172-1. At: http://www.statcan.gc.ca/pub/85-561-m/85-561-m2007009-eng.htm. Published in French as: L’évolution de la délinquance déclarée par la police chez les jeunes Canadiens nés en 1987 et en 1990. Cat. No. 85-561-MIF-009. ISSN 1707-5211. ISBN 0-662-07523-3. At: http://www.statcan.gc.ca/pub/85-561-m/85-561-m2007009-fra.htm.

3. Carrington, Peter J., Anthony Matarazzo, and Paul de Souza. 2005. Court Careers of a

Canadian Birth Cohort. Crime and Justice Research Paper Series. Ottawa: Canadian Centre for Justice Statistics, Statistics Canada. Cat. No. 85-561-006. ISSN 1707-5203. ISBN 0-662-41700-3. At: http://www.statcan.gc.ca/pub/85-561-m/85-561-m2005006-eng.htm. Published in French as: Les carrières devant les tribunaux d’une cohorte de naissance canadienne. Cat. No. 85-561-MIF-006. ISSN 1707-5211. ISBN 0-662-70257-3. At: http://www.statcan.gc.ca/pub/85-561-m/85-561-m2005006-fra.htm.

4. Carrington, Peter J., and Jennifer L. Schulenberg. 2005. The Impact of the Youth

Criminal Justice Act on Police Charging Practices with Young Persons: A Preliminary Statistical Assessment. Report to the Department of Justice Canada. At: http://section15.gc.ca/eng/rp-pr/cj-jp/yj-jj/prelimin/index.html. Published in French as L’incidence de la Loi sur le système de justice pénale pour les adolescents sur les pratiques policières de mise en accusation des jeunes : Évaluation statistique préliminaire. At: http://section15.gc.ca/fra/pr-rp/jp-cj/jj-yj/prelimin/index.html.

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5. Carrington, Peter J., and Jennifer L. Schulenberg. 2004. Prior Police Contacts and Police Discretion with Apprehended Youth. Ottawa: Canadian Centre for Justice Statistics, Statistics Canada. Crime and Justice Research Paper Series. Cat. No. 85-561-003. ISSN 1707-5203. ISBN 0-662-37874-1. At: http://www.statcan.gc.ca/pub/85-561-m/85-561-m2004003-eng.htm. Published in French as: Contacts antérieurs avec la police et pouvoir discrétionnaire de la police à l’égard des jeunes arrêtés. Cat. No. 85-561-MIF-003. ISSN 1707-5211. ISBN 0-662-77598-8. At: http://www.statcan.gc.ca/pub/85-561-m/85-561-m2004003-fra.htm.

6. Carrington, Peter J., and Jennifer L. Schulenberg, with Anne Brunelle, Joanna Jacob,

and Ian Pickles. 2003. Police Discretion with Young Offenders. Ottawa: Department of Justice Canada. At: http://www.justice.gc.ca/eng/rp-pr/cj-jp/yj-jj/discre/rep-rap.html. Published in French as: Pouvoir discrétionnaire de la police à l'égard des jeunes contrevenants. At: http://www.justice.gc.ca/fra/rp-pr/cj-jp/yj-jj/discre/rep-rap.html.

7. Carrington, Peter J. 1998. Factors Affecting Police Diversion of Young Offenders: A

Statistical Analysis. Ottawa: Solicitor General of Canada. 8. Carrington, Peter J. and Sharon Moyer. 1998. A Statistical Profile of Female Young

Offenders. Ottawa: Department of Justice Canada. 9. Moyer, Sharon, Peter J. Carrington, and Lee Axon. 1998. A Prospective Study of

Firearms Deaths: The Feasibility Component. Document No. FRU 1998-1e. Published in French as Étude prospective des décès par balle: Le volet faisabilité. Document FRU 1998-1f. Ottawa: Canadian Firearms Centre, Department of Justice Canada. At: http://www.cfc-ccaf.gc.ca/pol-leg/res-eval/publications/reports/1998/summaries/prospect_sum_e.asp

10. Carrington, Peter J. 1996. Age and Youth Crime in Canada. Working Document No.

1996-1e. 2 vols. Ottawa: Department of Justice Canada. At: http://arts.uwaterloo.ca/~pjc/pubs/ayc96/welcome.html.

11. Moyer, Sharon, and Peter J. Carrington. 1993. Gun Availability and Firearms Suicide.

Working Document No. 1993-3e. Published in French as La Disponibilité des Armes à Feu et les Suicides Commis au Moyen d’une Arme à Feu. Ottawa: Canadian Firearms Centre, Department of Justice Canada. At: http://www.cfc-ccaf.gc.ca/pol-leg/res-eval/publications/reports/1990-95/summaries/suici_sum_e.asp

12. Carrington, Peter J. and Sharon Moyer. 1989. Street Prostitution: Assessing the Impact

of the Law, Toronto. Ottawa: Department of Justice Canada. 13. Moyer, Sharon, Faigie Kopelman, and Peter J. Carrington. 1986. The Relationship

Between the Age of the Accused Young Person and Other Personal and Case Characteristics. User Report No. 1985-43. Ottawa: Ministry of the Solicitor General.

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14. Moyer, Sharon, and Peter J. Carrington. 1985. The Attitudes of Juvenile Justice Professionals Towards the Young Offenders Act. User Report No. 1985-22. Ottawa: Ministry of the Solicitor General.

15. Carrington, Peter J. 1981. Horizontal co-optation through corporate interlocks.

Structural Analysis Programme Working Paper No. 27. Toronto, ON: Department of Sociology, University of Toronto. (Published version of: Anticompetitive effects of directorship interlocks. PhD dissertation. Department of Sociology, University of Toronto, 1981.)

16. Berkowitz, Stephen D., Yehuda Kotowitz, and Leonard Waverman, with Randy

Bradford, Bruce Becker, Peter J. Carrington, June Corman and Gregory H. Heil. 1976. Enterprise Structure and Corporate Concentration. Royal Commission on Corporate Concentration Technical Study No. 17. Ottawa: Supply and Services Canada.

Encyclopedia Entries

1. Carrington, Peter J. 2014. “Co-offending”. Pp. 548-558 in Gerben Bruinsma and David

Weisburd (eds.), Encyclopedia of Criminology and Criminal Justice. New York: Springer.

2. Carrington, Peter J., Sarah J. Greenwald, and Jill E. Thomley. 2011. “Social networks.” In Sarah J. Greenwald and Jill E. Thomley (eds.), Encyclopedia of Mathematics & Society. 3 vols. Ipswich, MA: Salem Press.

3. Carrington, Peter J. 2011. “Adolescent networks” (pp. 3-5), “Collective efficacy” (pp. 138-140), “Gangs” (pp. 311-314) and “Organized and transnational crime networks” (pp. 686-689. In George A. Barnett (ed.), Encyclopedia of Social Networks. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.

Proceedings 1. Carrington, Peter J. 2011. “Opportunities and Challenges in Using Administrative

Justice Data for Longitudinal and Network Research”. Proceedings of Statistics Canada Symposium 2010, Social Statistics: The Interplay among Censuses, Surveys and Administrative Data. Ottawa: Statistics Canada. Published in French as << Possibilités et défis dans l’utilisation de données administratives sur la justice pour la recherche longitudinale et de réseau >>

2. Carrington, Peter J. 2001. “Using police crime surveys to study drug abuse."

Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Methodological Issues in Official Statistics. Stockholm: Statistics Sweden. At: http://www.scb.se/templates/Standard____77054.asp

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1. Carrington, Peter J. 2012. “Introduction”. Canadian Graduate Journal of Sociology and

Criminology 1(1): 1-2. 2. Carrington, Peter J., and Jennifer L. Schulenberg (eds.). 2004. The Youth Criminal

Justice Act. Special issue of the Canadian Journal of Criminology and Criminal Justice 46 (3). At: http://www.utpjournals.com/jour.ihtml?lp=cjccj/cjccj463.html.

Unpublished Research Reports and Working Papers

1. Carrington, Peter J. and Jennifer L. Schulenberg. 2006. Police Use of Extrajudicial Measures under the Youth Criminal Justice Act. Report to the Department of Justice Canada.

2. Carrington, Peter J. and Jennifer L. Schulenberg. 2006. The Impact in 2003 and 2004 of the Youth Criminal Justice Act on Police Charging Practices with Young Persons. Report to the Department of Justice Canada.

3. Moyer, Sharon, Lee Axon, and Peter J. Carrington. 1992. The Evaluation of the Young Offenders Federal-Provincial/Territorial Cost Sharing Program. Report to the Department of Justice Canada.

4. Carrington, Peter J. 1992. Affidavit in the Supreme Court of Canada appeal, “M.A.J. and Her Majesty the Queen". Prepared for the Foundation for Children, Youth, and the Law.

5. Moyer, Sharon and Peter J. Carrington. 1990. The Visions Paper Initiative: Young Offenders Component. Report to the Department of Justice Canada.

6. Carrington, Peter J. and Sharon Moyer. 1987. Factors Affecting the Presence and Type of Legal Representation in the Juvenile Court. Report to the Solicitor General of Canada.

7. Carrington, Peter J. and Sharon Moyer. 1987. The Effect of Legal Representation on Dispositions in the Juvenile Court. Report to the Solicitor General of Canada.

8. Benbow, Timothy, Peter J. Carrington, Gayle Johannesen, Frank W. Tompa, and Edmund Weiner. 1987. Report on the New Oxford English Dictionary User Survey. Oxford, England and Waterloo, Canada: Oxford University Press and University of Waterloo Centre for the New Oxford English Dictionary.

9. Carrington, Peter J. and Sharon Moyer. 1987. The Effect of Legal Representation on Juvenile Court Workload. Report to the Solicitor General of Canada.

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10. Carrington, Peter J. and Sharon Moyer. 1987. The Effect of Legal Representation on Plea and Outcome in the Juvenile Court. Report to the Solicitor General of Canada.

11. Moyer, Sharon, and Peter J. Carrington. 1987. Delinquency Processing under the Juvenile Delinquents Act: Major Findings of the National Study on the Functioning of the Juvenile Court. Report to the Solicitor General of Canada.

12. Moyer, Sharon and Peter J. Carrington. 1986. Legal Representation at Juvenile Court Hearings. Report to the Solicitor General of Canada.

13. Moyer, Sharon, Faigie Kopelman, and Peter J. Carrington. 1986. Correlates of the Pre-dispositional Detention of Juveniles in Five Canadian Cities. Report to the Solicitor General of Canada.

14. Moyer, Sharon, Faigie Kopelman, and Peter J. Carrington. 1986. The Conformity of Juvenile Court Judicial Interim Release Practices to the Provisions of the Criminal Code. Report to the Solicitor General of Canada.

15. Moyer, Sharon and Carrington, Peter J. 1986. Correlates of Legal Representation in the Juvenile Court. Report to the Solicitor General of Canada.

16. Moyer, Sharon and Carrington, Peter J. 1986. A Methodological Critique of the National Study on the Functioning of the Juvenile Court. Report to the Solicitor General of Canada.

17. Carrington, Peter J., Sharon Moyer, and Faigie Kopelman. 1986. The Determinants of Pre-dispositional Detention and Release under the Juvenile Delinquents Act. Report to the Solicitor General of Canada.

18. Moyer, Sharon and Peter J. Carrington. 1985. Description of the New Variables for the Analytic Database: National Study on the Functioning of the Juvenile Court. Report to the Solicitor General of Canada.

19. Moyer, Sharon, Peter J. Carrington, and Faigie Kopelman. 1985. Evaluation of the Solicitor General's Victims' Initiative. Report to the Solicitor General of Canada.

20. Moyer, Sharon, with Peter J. Carrington, M. Gillies, Faigie Kopelman and J. Palmer. 1984. A Description of the Toronto Juvenile Court. Report to the Solicitor General of Canada.

21. Moyer, Sharon and Carrington, Peter J. 1984. Description of the Site-Specific Recodes for the Court Database. Report to the Solicitor General of Canada.

22. Moyer, Sharon and Carrington, Peter J. 1984. The Description of the Diversion Variables: National Study on the Functioning of the Juvenile Court. Report to the Solicitor General of Canada.

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23. Carrington, Peter J. 1984. National Study on the Functioning of the Juvenile Court: Logical Edits Methodology. Report to the Solicitor General of Canada.

24. Carrington, Peter J. 1983. National Study on the Functioning of the Juvenile Court: Creation of Analytic Variables. Report to the Solicitor General of Canada.

25. Carrington, Peter J., Sharon Moyer and Janet Carrington. 1983. National Study on the Functioning of the Juvenile Court: SAS Definitions of Analytic Variables. Report to the Solicitor General of Canada.

26. Carrington, Peter J. 1983. National Study on the Functioning of the Juvenile Court: Logical Edits Analysis. Report to the Solicitor General of Canada.

27. Carrington, Peter J. 1983. National Study on the Functioning of the Juvenile Court: File Module and Case Edits. Report to the Solicitor General of Canada.

Book Reviews

1. Schulenberg, Jennifer L. and Peter J. Carrington. 2004. Review of Peter B. Ainsworth, Offender Profiling and Crime Analysis. In International Criminal Justice Review 14: 214-215.

2. Carrington, Peter J. 1995. Review of R. Dobell and M. Neufeld, Trans-Border Citizens. In Canadian Public Policy/Analyse de Politiques 21: 473-4.

3. Carrington, Peter J. 1992. Review of L. Samuelson and B. Schissel (eds.), Criminal Justice: Sentencing Issues and Reform. In Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology 29: 385-6.

4. Carrington, Peter J. 1992. Review of I. Potas, A. Vining, and P. Wilson, Young People and Crime: Costs and Prevention. In International Criminal Justice Review 2: 148-9.

5. Carrington, Peter J. 1991. Review of A.R. Mahoney, Juvenile Justice in Context. In Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology 28: 129.

6. Carrington, Peter J. 1990. Review of C. Hakim, Research Design: Strategies and Choices in the Design of Social Research, K.R. Hoover, The Elements of Social Scientific Thinking, M. Northey and L. Tepperman, Making Sense in the Social Sciences. In Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology 27: 420-422.

7. Carrington, Peter J. 1989. Review of E. Imber-Black, J. Roberts, and R. Whiting (eds.), Rituals in Families and Family Therapy. In The Canadian Art Therapy Association Journal 4: 43-44.

8. Carrington, Peter J. 1989. Review of R.C. Jesse, Children in Recovery. In The Canadian Art Therapy Association Journal 4: 30-33.

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9. Carrington, Peter J. 1989. Review of J.R. Sutton, Stubborn Children. In Journal of Criminal Justice 17: 426-7.

10. Carrington, Peter J. 1989. Review of A. Stinchcombe, Stratification and Organization: Selected Papers. In Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology 26: 691-2.

11. Carrington, Peter J. 1989. Review of T. Burns and H. Flam, The Shaping of Social Organization: Social rule system theory with applications. In Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology 26: 721-2.

12. Carrington, Peter J. 1985. Review of K.M. Hanes, compiler, Art Therapy and Group Work: An Annotated Bibliography. In The Canadian Art Therapy Association Journal 2: 36-37.

13. Carrington, Peter J. 1983. Review of G.P. Braam, Influence of Business Firms on the Government. In Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology 20: 492-3.

Invited and Keynote Lectures

1. Carrington, Peter J., “Network Analysis in Criminology”. School of Criminology, Simon Fraser University. May, 2012.

2. Carrington, Peter J., “Using Administrative Justice Data for Criminal Careers and Criminal Networks Research”. Dept. of Criminology, Wilfrid Laurier University. January, 2012.

3. Carrington, Peter J., “Youth crime and youth justice in Canada: the first six years under the Youth Criminal Justice Act”. Extended Learning Opportunities. Erin, ON, November, 2010.

4. Carrington, Peter J., “Opportunities and challenges in using administrative justice data for longitudinal and network research”. 2010 International Methodology Symposium. Social Statistics: The Interplay among Censuses, Surveys and Administrative Data. Statistics Canada. Ottawa, October, 2010.

5. Jacob, Joanna C. and Peter J. Carrington, “Continuity and change in antisocial behaviour through childhood and adolescence”. Canadian Research Institute for Law and the Family, University of Calgary. May, 2010.

6. Carrington, Peter J., “Co-offending and the development of delinquency”. Institute of Criminology Public Seminar Series, University of Cambridge. February, 2008.

7. Carrington, Peter J., “Recent research on delinquent careers: Implications for crime prevention”. National Centre for Crime Prevention. Ottawa, January, 2008.

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8. Carrington, Peter J., “Social network analysis: applications of graph theory in social research”. Dept. of Statistics and Actuarial Science Seminar Series, University of Waterloo, November, 2006.

9. Carrington, Peter J., with Ove Frank. “Estimating the ‘dark figures’ of co-offending and criminal careers”. Dept. of Sociology, University of Western Ontario, October, 2005.

10. Carrington, Peter J. and Jennifer L. Schulenberg. “The impact of the Youth Criminal Justice Act on police charging of young offenders: A preliminary statistical assessment.” National Youth Justice Forum on Implementation of the Youth Criminal Justice Act, Dept. of Justice Canada, Ottawa, March, 2005.

11. Schulenberg, Jennifer L. and Peter J. Carrington. “Police discretion with offences against the administration of justice.” Workshop on Administration of Justice Offences, Department of Justice Canada. Toronto, March, 2004.

12. Schulenberg, Jennifer L. and Peter J. Carrington, “Administration of justice offences.” National Youth Justice Defence Counsel Forum, Department of Justice Canada. Ottawa, March, 2004.

13. Schulenberg, Jennifer L. and Peter J. Carrington, “Pre-trial detention.” National Youth Justice Defence Counsel Forum, Department of Justice Canada. Ottawa, March, 2004.

14. Babyak, Colin, Peter J. Carrington, and Timothy Leonard, “Assessing police discretion using the new UCR linked file” Canadian Centre for Justice Statistics, Statistics Canada, Ottawa, 2003.

15. Schulenberg, Jennifer L. and Peter J. Carrington, “Research into police decision-making.” National Youth Justice Police Forum, Ottawa, 2002.

16. Carrington, Peter J. and Jennifer L. Schulenberg, “Police discretion with young offenders.” POLIS Committee of the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police, Ottawa, 2002.

17. Carrington, Peter J., “Age and crime." Department of Sociology, Karl-Franzens-Universität, Graz, Austria, 2001.

18. Carrington, Peter J., “The remarkable range of research opportunities presented by the UCRII." Department of Justice Canada, Ottawa, 1999.

19. Carrington, Peter J., “Age strata and criminal profiles." Department of Justice Canada, Ottawa, 1999. At: http://arts.uwaterloo.ca/~pjc/pubs/ascp99/welcome.html

20. Carrington, Peter J., “Age and crime." Faculty of Arts Talkback Series, University of Waterloo, 1999.

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21. Carrington, Peter J., “The criminal life cycle: a qualitative analysis." Department of Sociology Colloquium Series, University of Waterloo, 1999.

22. Carrington, Peter J., “Age and crime." Department of Sociology, University of Kent at Canterbury, England, 1998.

23. Carrington, Peter J., “Trends in youth crime in Canada." Keynote address at the Annual Meeting of the John Howard Society of London; London, Ontario, 1994.

24. Carrington, Peter J., “Inference from blockmodels." Thames Polytechnic School of Mathematics, Statistics and Computing, London, England, 1986.

25. Carrington, Peter J., “Joint custody of children of divorced families." Erindale College, University of Toronto, 1983.

26. Carrington, Peter J., “Directorship interlocking and industry profits." Dept. of Sociology, McMaster University, 1982.

Conference Papers

1. Carrington, Peter J., “Gender and age segregation and stratification in criminal collaborations”. Seventh Annual Illicit Networks Workshop. Montreal, PQ, November, 2015.

2. Panebianco, Daria, Owen Gallupe, Peter J. Carrington, Ivor Colozzi, “Personal support networks and social capital among treated drug addicts”. XXXIV Sunbelt Social Networks Conference, St. Petersburg, FL, February, 2014.

3. Carrington, Peter J., “The structure of age homophily in co-offending groups”. Fifth Annual Illicit Networks Workshop. Los Angeles, CA, October, 2013.

4. Ayala, Aurelio and Peter J. Carrington, “L'interdépendance dans la colonisation de l'Ouest canadien : les auxiliaires Métis et la North-West Mounted Police, 1874-1895”. Le Canada: une culture de métissage / Transcultural Canada. Université de Saint-Boniface, Winnipeg, October, 2013

5. Carrington, Peter J., “The journal review process”. Emerging Realities Conference. University of Waterloo, October, 2012.

6. Carrington, Peter J. and Sarah B. van Mastrigt, “Co-offending in Canada, England, and the United States: A Cross-National Comparison”. Fourth Annual Illicit Networks Workshop. Vancouver, B.C., October, 2012.

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7. Jacob, Joanna C. and Peter J. Carrington, “Age-graded informal social control of antisocial behaviour over the early life-course: A longitudinal analysis of a birth cohort”. Annual Meetings of the American Society of Criminology. Washington, DC, November, 2011.

8. van Mastrigt, Sarah B. and Peter J. Carrington, “Sex and Age Homophily in Co-offending Networks: Opportunity or Preference?”. Third Annual Illicit Networks Workshop. Montreal, QC, October, 2011.

9. Henderson, Samantha and Peter J. Carrington, “Canadian correctional programming realities: an analysis of federal offender program participation”. Annual Meetings of the Canadian Sociological Association. Fredericton, N.B., June, 2011.

10. Jacob, Joanna C. and Peter J. Carrington, “Informal social control of crime and delinquency over the early life-course: A longitudinal analysis of antisocial behaviour in a Canadian birth cohort”. Annual Meetings of the Canadian Sociological Association. Fredericton, N.B., June, 2011.

11. Henderson, Samantha and Peter J. Carrington, “Interaction effects of multiple custodial treatment programs”. Annual Meetings of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences. Toronto, March, 2011.

12. Jacob, Joanna C. and Peter J. Carrington, “Continuity and change in antisocial behaviour through childhood and adolescence”. Annual Meetings of the American Society of Criminology. San Francisco, November, 2010.

13. Fitzgerald, Robin T. and Peter J. Carrington, “Disproportionate minority youth contact with the justice system: Testing the differential involvement hypothesis”. Annual Meetings of the American Society of Criminology. Philadelphia, November, 2009.

14. Carrington, Peter J., Nicholas Bala, and Julian V. Roberts, “Reducing the use of youth courts and custody in Canada: The impact of the YCJA”. Annual Meetings of the American Society of Criminology. November, 2009.

15. Carrington, Peter J., “Firearm use in recorded crime in Canada”. Workshop on Guns, Crime and Social Order. York University, Toronto, May, 2008

16. Carrington, Peter J., “Co-offending and the onset of the criminal career: Canadian findings”. Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology. November, 2007.

17. Carrington, Peter J., “The transition from childhood delinquency to teenage youth crime”. Conference on Life Course Transitions of Children and Youth, Atlantic Research Data Centre. Dalhousie University, Halifax, October, 2007.

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18. Carrington, Peter J., “Exposure to youth court and criminal court between the ages of 12 and 21, of Canadians born in 1979/80”. The Impact of the YCJA: Youth Justice Symposium. Calgary, February, 2007.

19. Carrington, Peter J. and Jennifer L. Schulenberg, “The impact of the Youth Criminal Justice Act on police charging practices with young persons in Canada”. The Impact of the YCJA: Youth Justice Symposium, Calgary, February, 2007.

20. Schulenberg, Jennifer L. and Peter J. Carrington. “Assessing new juvenile justice legislation: changes in police discretion after the Youth Criminal Justice Act”. Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, November, 2006.

21. Carrington, Peter J. and Ove Frank. “Using network analysis to estimate the “dark figures” of co-offending and criminal careers.” Social Network Analysis Forum, Oxford University, July, 2005.

22. Carrington, Peter J. and Jennifer L. Schulenberg. “Police discretion with administrative offenses by young persons.” Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, November, 2004.

23. Carrington, Peter J. and Jennifer . Schulenberg, “Situational factors affecting police discretion with young offenders: a comprehensive analysis.” Annual Conference of the American Society of Criminology, Denver, 2003.

24. Carrington, Peter J. and Ove Frank, “The ‘dark figures’ of co-offending and criminal careers.” 13th World Congress of Criminology, International Society of Criminology, Rio de Janeiro, 2003.

25. Schulenberg, Jennifer L. and Peter J. Carrington, “Street-level police discretion with young offenders in Canada.” 13th World Congress of Criminology, International Society of Criminology, Rio de Janeiro, 2003.

26. Carrington, Peter J. and Ove Frank, “Model-based estimation of offending and co-offending using the criminal participation matrix.” Annual Conference of the American Society of Criminology, Chicago, 2002.

27. Frank, Ove and Peter J. Carrington, “Estimation of offending and co-offending using available data with model support.” International Sunbelt Social Network Conference XXII, New Orleans, 2002.

28. Carrington, Peter J., “Age, gender, and criminal behaviour.” Annual Conference of the British Society of Criminology, Liverpool, 1999.

29. Carrington, Peter J., “The development of criminal behavior over the life-span.” Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Toronto, 1999.

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30. Carrington, Peter J., “Age strata and criminal profiles.” XIV World Congress of Sociology, International Sociological Association, Montreal, 1998.

31. Carrington, Peter J., “Onset and cessation of youth crime: Implications for the age jurisdiction of the Young Offenders Act.” Annual Meeting of the Canadian Law and Society Association, St. Catharines, 1996.

32. Matarazzo, Anthony, Peter J. Carrington, and Robert D. Hiscott, “The effect of prior dispositions on current youth court dispositions: An application of societal-reaction theory.” Annual Meeting of the Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association, St. Catharines, 1996.

33. Carrington, Peter J., “The age-crime relationship in Canadian juveniles.” Annual Meeting of the American Society for Criminology, Boston, 1995.

34. Carrington, Peter J., “The amount of youth crime and the age of the offender.” Annual Meeting of the Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association, Montreal, 1995.

35. Carrington, Peter J. and Sharon Moyer, “The amount and seriousness of youth crime and the age of the accused.” Annual Meeting of the Canadian Law and Society Association, Montreal, 1995.

36. Carrington, Peter J., “Age and crime of 10 to 24 year olds in Canada.” British Criminology Conference, Leicester, 1995.

37. Carrington, Peter J. and Sharon Moyer, “Police propensity to charge and the age of the juvenile suspect - Canada, 1992-3.” Annual Meeting of the Law and Society Association, Toronto, 1995.

38. Carrington, Peter J. and Sharon Moyer, “Gun control and suicide: the Durkheimian research imagination.” Annual conference of the British Sociological Association, Colchester, 1993.

39. Carrington, Peter J. and Sharon Moyer, “Firearms suicide and gun control.” Annual Meeting of the Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association, Ottawa, 1993.

40. Carrington, Peter J., Sharon Moyer, and Michel Vallée, “The laying of charges and court decisions pertaining to young offenders.” Canadian Congress on Criminal Justice, Quebec, 1993.

41. Carrington, Peter J. and Sharon Moyer, “Trends in youth crime and police response, pre- and post-YOA.” Joint session at the Annual Meetings of the Canadian Law and Society Association and the Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association, Ottawa, 1993.

42. Carrington, Peter J. and Sharon Moyer, “Gun control and the displacement of suicidal method.” 11th International Congress on Criminology, Budapest, 1993.

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43. Carrington, Peter J. and Sharon Moyer, “A comparison of the treatment of prostitutes and their customers by the police and courts in Toronto, 1986-7.” Annual Meeting of the Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association, Kingston, 1991.

44. Carrington, Peter J. and Bonnie H. Erickson, “Blockmodelling with sampled data.” XII World Congress of Sociology, Madrid, 1990.

45. Carrington, Peter J. and Sharon Moyer, “The impact of legal representation on juvenile court dispositions.” Annual Meeting of the Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association, Victoria, 1990.

46. Carrington, Peter J. and Sharon Moyer, “The impact of legal representation on Canadian juvenile court dispositions.” Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Baltimore, 1990.

47. Carrington, Peter J. and Sharon Moyer, “Differential processing of prostitutes and their clients by the criminal justice system in Toronto, Canada.” Annual Meeting of the British Sociological Association, Plymouth, 1989.

48. Carrington, Peter J. and Sharon Moyer, “Legal representation in Canadian juvenile courts: Its nature, extent and determinants.” Annual Meeting of the Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association, Quebec City, 1989.

49. Carrington, Peter J. and Sharon Moyer, “Legal representation and workload in Canadian juvenile courts.” Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Chicago, 1988.

50. Carrington, Peter J. and Sharon Moyer, “Legal representation and dispositions in Canadian juvenile courts.” Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Chicago, 1988.

51. Carrington, Peter J. and Sharon Moyer, “Factors affecting legal representation in Canadian juvenile courts.” Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association, Chicago, 1987.

52. Carrington, Peter J. and Sharon Moyer, “Legal representation, plea and case outcome in Canadian juvenile courts.” Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Montreal, 1987.

53. Carrington, Peter J., “Positional analysis of social network data.” SAS European Users Group International Conference, Brighton, England, 1986.

54. Carrington, Peter J. and Bonnie H. Erickson, “Inference from blockmodels of sampled data to a population: an empirical analysis.” Sunbelt Social Networks Conference, Santa Barbara, California, 1986.

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55. Carrington, Peter J., Sharon Moyer and Faigie Kopelman, “Factors affecting pre-dispositional detention and release in the juvenile court.” Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association, New York, 1986.

56. Carrington, Peter J. and Bonnie H. Erickson, “Empirical assessment of robustness in blockmodelling using repeated samples and population-sample comparisons.” Sunbelt Social Networks Conference, Tempe, Arizona, 1984.

57. Carrington, Peter J. and Bonnie H. Erickson, “Robustness in blockmodelling: an empirical test.” Sun Belt Social Networks Conference, San Diego, 1983.

58. Carrington, Peter J. and Barry Wellman, “The East York database: a combination of social network and attribute data.” International Conference on Data Bases in the Humanities and Social Sciences, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Jersey, 1983.

59. Carrington, Peter J. and Gregory H. Heil, “Another new algorithm for finding blockmodels.” Sun Belt Social Networks Conference, Tampa, 1982.

60. Wellman, Barry, Peter J. Carrington and Alan Hall, “The community question—some descriptive answers with theoretical implications.” Annual Meeting of the North Central Sociological Association. Detroit, 1982.

61. Carrington, Peter J. and Barry Wellman, “Three SAS databases combining social network and attribute data.” Annual Meeting of the Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association. Ottawa, 1982.

62. Carrington, Peter J., “A comparison of some indices of directorship interlocking.” Annual Meeting of the North Central Sociological Association. Detroit, 1982.

63. Wellman, Barry, Peter J. Carrington and Alan Hall, “The community question: some answers.” Tenth World Congress on Sociology, Mexico City, 1982.

64. Carrington, Peter J., “Directorship interlocking as a device for oligopolistic co-ordination.” Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association. San Francisco, September, 1982.

65. Carrington, Peter J. and Gregory H. Heil, “Clustering to reduce the number of types of tie.” Sun Belt Social Networks Conference, Tampa, 1981.

66. Carrington, Peter J., “Anticompetitive effects of directorship interlocks.” Annual Meeting of the Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association. Halifax, 1981.

67. Carrington, Peter J. and Gregory H. Heil, “A hierarchical method for blocking network data.” Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association. Boston, 1979.

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68. Carrington, Peter J., Gregory H. Heil and Stephen D. Berkowitz, “A goodness of fit index for blockmodels.” Annual Meeting of the Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association, Saskatoon, 1979.

69. Berkowitz, Stephen D. Yehuda Kotowitz, Leonard Waverman and Peter J. Carrington, “Economic structure and market power in Canada.” Conference on mathematical approaches to the study of social power, Bad Homburg, Federal Republic of Germany, 1978.

70. Berkowitz, Stephen D., Peter J. Carrington, Yehuda Kotowitz and Leonard Waverman, “Measuring enterprise structure and corporate power in Canada.” Annual Meeting of the International Network for Social Network Analysis, Toronto, 1978.

71. Berkowitz, Stephen D., Peter J. Carrington, June Corman and Leonard Waverman, “A flexible design for a corporate information data system.” Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association, San Francisco, 1978.

Research Projects and Consulting Principal investigator, “The structure of the national Canadian criminal network.” Funded by an

Insight Grant, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council, 2016-2021. $198,032.

Collaborator, “Modeling Evolution of Digital Social Networks”. Principal investigator: Yulia Gel, Dept. of Statistics and Actuarial Sciences, University of Waterloo. Funded by a SSHRC Insight Grant, 2014-15, $240,150.

Co-applicant, “Modeling Evolution of Digital Social Networks”. Principal investigator: Yulia

Gel, Dept. of Statistics and Actuarial Sciences, University of Waterloo. Funded by a UW/SSHRC 4A award, 2013-2014. $8,000.

Co-applicant, “Modeling evolution of social networks, using modern bootstrap procedures”.

Principal investigator: Yulia Gel, Dept. of Statistics and Actuarial Sciences, University of Waterloo. Funded by the Robert Harding Humanities and Social Sciences Award, University of Waterloo, 2012-2014. $5,500.

Criminology consultant, Canadian Research Institute for Law and the Family, “Pathways and

transitions of persistent youth offenders.” Principal investigator: Joseph Hornick. Funded by Alberta Safe Communities Innovation Fund, 2010-2014. $400,000.

Principal investigator, “Delinquent and criminal networks: the social organization of crime in

Canada.” Funded by a Standard Research Grant from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council, 2010-2016. $152,720.

Criminology consultant, Canadian Research Institute for Law and the Family, “Youth offending

patterns, serious habitual offenders (SHOs), and system response in Calgary.” Principal investigator: Joseph Hornick. Funded by Alberta Law Foundation, 2007-2009. $285,890.

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aboriginal crime in Winnipeg”. Principal investigator: Robin Fitzgerald. Funded by Canadian Centre for Justice Statistics, 2006-2007.

Co-principal investigator (with J.L. Schulenberg), “Follow-up assessment using 2004 UCR data

of the impact of the YCJA on police discretion with young offenders.” Funded by Youth Justice Policy Branch, Department of Justice Canada, 2005-2006. $24,900.

Principal investigator, “Criminal careers and criminal networks.” Funded by a Standard Research

Grant from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council, 2004-2007. $149,000. Co-principal investigator (with J.L. Schulenberg), “Assessment of the impact of the YCJA on

police charging practices, using UCR data.” Funded by Youth Justice Policy Branch, Department of Justice Canada, 2004-2005. $24,900.

Principal investigator, “Ecological analysis of youth crime rates and police discretion.” Funded

by the UW/SSHRC Social Sciences and Humanities Grant Fund, 2003-2004. $5,471. Principal investigator, “Court careers of a Canadian birth cohort.” Funded by Canadian Centre

for Justice Statistics, Statistics Canada, 2003-2004. $10,000. Principal investigator, “Police discretion with young offenders.” Funded by the Department of

Justice Canada, 2002-2003. $241,400. Principal investigator, “Age and crime.” Funded by a Standard Research Grant from the Social

Sciences and Humanities Research Council, 2000-2003. $32,350. Principal investigator, “Demographic projections of Canadian crime rates.” Funded by the

Department of Justice Canada, 1999. $3,745. Principal investigator, “Youth crime and youth justice under the Young Offenders Act.” Funded

by the UW/SSHRC Social Sciences and Humanities Grant Fund. 1998-99. $3,298. Co-principal investigator (with L. Axon and S. Moyer), “Use of firearms in homicides, suicides,

and accidental deaths.” Funded by the Department of Justice Canada, 1997-98. Principal investigator, “Police diversion of young offenders.” Funded by the Department of the

Solicitor General Canada, 1997. $8,450. Co-principal investigator (with S. Moyer), “A statistical profile of female young offenders.”

Funded by the Department of Justice Canada, 1997. Principal investigator, “Changes in the juvenile justice system under the Young Offenders Act.”

Funded by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council, 1995-98. $39,759.

C.V. - Peter J. Carrington page 25 Principal investigator, “Youth crime, the age of the suspect, and the police response”. Funded by

the Department of Justice Canada, 1995. Principal investigator, “The impact of the Young Offenders Act.” Funded by the UW/SSHRC

Social Sciences and Humanities Grant Fund. 1993-5. Consultant, Foundation for Children, Youth, and the Law. Preparation of an affidavit concerning

the use of statistical data on duration of court process in the Supreme Court of Canada appeal, “M.A.J. and Her Majesty the Queen”. 1992.

Consultant, “Gun ownership and suicide.” Principal investigator: S. Moyer. Funded by the

Department of Justice Canada, 1991-2. Consultant, “Evaluation of the Young Offenders Federal-Provincial/Territorial Cost-Sharing

Program.” Principal investigator: S. Moyer. Funded by the Department of Justice Canada, 1991-2.

Principal investigator, “Towards a structural lexicology.” Funded by the Centre for the New

Oxford English Dictionary, University of Waterloo. 1985-91. Consultant, “The Visions Paper Initiative.” Principal investigator: S. Moyer. Funded by the

Department of Justice, Canada. 1990. Consultant, “Evaluation of Bill C-49.” Principal investigator: S. Moyer. Funded by Department

of Justice, Government of Canada. 1987-8. Consultant, Canadian Environmental Law Association. 1986-7. Statistical analysis of levels of

environmental lead contamination. Co-principal investigator (with S. Moyer), “National Study on the Functioning of the Juvenile

Court: Legal Representation in Juvenile Court.” Funded by the Ministry of the Solicitor General of Canada and SSHRC block grant to University of Waterloo. 1985-91.

Co-investigator, “Analyzing social structure with repeated samples.” Principal investigator: B.H.

Erickson, Dept. of Sociology, University of Toronto. Funded by Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada. 1985-6.

Consultant, “Evaluation of the Solicitor General's Victims' Initiative.” Principal investigator: S.

Moyer. Funded by the Ministry of the Solicitor General of Canada. 1985. Consultant, “A comparative study of shared parenting versus sole custody in Ontario, Canada.”

Principal investigator: H. Irving, Faculty of Social Work, University of Toronto. 1984-5.

C.V. - Peter J. Carrington page 26 Co-principal investigator (with S. Moyer), “National Study on the Functioning of the Juvenile

Court: Pretrial Detention of Young Offenders.” Funded by the Ministry of the Solicitor General of Canada. 1984-5.

Co-principal investigator (with S. Moyer), “National Study on the Functioning of the Juvenile

Court: Enhancements to the Analytic Database.” Funded by the Ministry of the Solicitor General of Canada. 1984-5.

Co-principal investigator (with S. Moyer), “National Study on the Juvenile Court: The

Relationship Between the Age of the Young Person and Juvenile Court Processing.” Funded by the Ministry of the Solicitor General of Canada. 1983-5.

Co-principal investigator (with S. Moyer) “National Study on the Functioning of the Juvenile

Court: Juvenile Diversion Processing in Three Provinces.” Funded by the Ministry of the Solicitor General of Canada. 1983-4.

Co-principal investigator (with S. Moyer), “National Study on the Functioning on the Juvenile

Court: Key Actors' Opinions of the Young Offenders Act.” Funded by the Ministry of the Solicitor General of Canada. 1983.

Consultant, “Joint Custody Study.” Principal investigator: H. Irving, Faculty of Social Work,

University of Toronto. 1983-4. Principal investigator, “National Study on the Functioning of the Juvenile Court: Data

Preparation.” Funded by the Ministry of the Solicitor General of Canada. 1982-3. Consultant, “National Study on the Functioning of the Juvenile Court: Verification and

Correction of Instruments.” Principal investigator: S. Moyer. Funded by the Ministry of the Solicitor General of Canada. 1982.

Principal investigator, “Corporate roles in the Canadian economy.” Funded by the Social

Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, the University of Toronto Humanities and Social Sciences Research Board, and the University of Toronto Department of Sociology Structural Analysis Programme. 1981-4.

Consultant, “An urban voluntary network.” Principal investigators: Professors B. Erickson and

T. Nosanchuk. Department of Sociology, University of Toronto. Funded by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada. 1981-4.

Statistical consultant, University Policy Research, Toronto. 1981-82. Statistical consultant, Medicus Canada Ltd. 1981.

C.V. - Peter J. Carrington page 27 Consultant, “East York Project.” Principal investigator: Professor B. Wellman. Centre for

Urban and Community Studies, University of Toronto. Funded by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada. 1980 - 1983.

Statistical consultant, The Research Group. 1980-81. Statistical consultant, Metropolitan Toronto Separate School Board. 1980-81. Consultant on computer applications, Department of Sociology and Centre for Urban and

Community Studies, University of Toronto. 1978-82. Research assistant, “Structural analysis of the Canadian financial system.” Principal

investigators: S.D. Berkowitz, Y. Kotowitz, L. Waverman. Funded by the Department of Consumer and Corporate Affairs, Royal Commission on Corporate Concentration (Bryce Commission), Statistics Canada, Royal Commission on Petroleum Pricing (Ontario), Medical Care Insurance Commission (Saskatchewan) and Regina City Planning Department. 1975-77.

Research assistant, “Foundation trustees.” Principal investigator: A.M. Bennett. 1971-75.

C.V. - Peter J. Carrington page 28 TEACHING

Graduate courses - Department of Sociology, University of Waterloo SOC 760: Social networks. 1986, 1988, 2014, 2016, 2017. SOC 744: Sociology of crime and justice. 2004, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2013. SOC 713: Design and data analysis in quantitative research. 1987-89, 1992-95, 1998-99, 2001. SOC 719: Selected problems in the sociology of crime and juvenile delinquency. 1991-93, 1997. SOC 715: Research design. 1989, 1992, 1996, 2001. SOC 719: Selected topics in sociological research. 1985. SOC 789: Directed readings in theory of social capital. 2013. SOC 789: Directed readings in criminal sentencing. 2012. SOC 789: Directed readings in gender and crime. 2007. SOC 789: Directed readings in juvenile delinquency. 1988, 2000, 2004. SOC 789: Directed readings in quantitative research. 1988, 1994, 2009.

Undergraduate courses - Department of Sociology, University of Waterloo SOC 310: Social networks. 2016. LS 306/SOC 306: Juvenile justice. 1989, 1991, 1996, 1997-99, 2013, 2015-16. LS 428/SOC 428: Sentencing as a social process. 1990-92, 1994, 1996-2000, 2004, 2009, 2012,

2013, 2015, 2017. LS 498: Directed readings in youth crime. 2016. SOC 222: Juvenile delinquency. 2000-2004, 2008. SOC 228: Sociology of corrections. 1996-2011. SOC 321: Introduction to research methods (distance education course). 1992-2007. SOC 226: Juvenile justice (distance education course). 1999-2002. SOC 415: Social networks. 1988, 2014. SOC 321: Introduction to research methods. 1985, 1992, 1998-2002, 2004. SOC 322: Methods 2. 1985-97. SOC 224: Law and order: regulating deviance. 1984-90, 1993. SOC 421: Quantitative data analysis. 1986, 1987. SOC 406: Contemporary sociological theory. 1985. SOC 242: Industrial sociology. 1984, 1990-91. SOC 498: Directed readings in quantitative methods and statistics. 1988-2005. SOC 498: Directed readings in deviance, criminology and corrections. 1986-2005. SOC 498: Directed readings in medical sociology. 1988. SOC 498: Directed readings in industry, work and complex organizations. 1984, 1988.

Undergraduate Courses - University of Toronto Selected topics in theory and research. 1983-84. Independent Research. 1982-83. Introduction to Sociology. 1982-83. Social Organization. 1982-83 Social Research Methods II: Techniques and Applications. 1982-83. Introduction to Social Research. 1982-83, 1983-84. Society, Organization and the Individual. 1981-82, 1983-84. Methods of Social Research. 1979.

C.V. - Peter J. Carrington page 29 Undergraduate Courses - Humber College of Applied Arts and Technology Introductory Sociology. 1971-72. Supervision - Department of Sociology, University of Waterloo (unless otherwise noted) Ph.D. Supervisor In progress. Co-supervisor, Manjit Pabla, South Asian Youth Gangs in Canada. 2014 Jessica Pulis, Set Up For Failure? Understanding Probation Orders and Probation

Violations for Youth in Conflict with the Law. 2013 Laura van Dongen, Missing Persons and Social Exclusion. 2010 Anthony Matarazzo, Court Convictions of a Canadian Birth Cohort. 2010 Joanna Jacob, Pathways of Crime and Delinquency: A Life-Course Analysis of

Informal Social Control of Antisocial Behaviour. Winner of the Outstanding Achievement in Graduate Studies award.

2004 Jennifer Schulenberg, Policing Young Offenders: A Multi-Method Analysis of Variations in Police Discretion. Winner of the Governor-General’s Gold Medal.

Master’s Supervisor 2011 Samantha Henderson. Multiple Programs for Offenders: Investigating the Interaction

Effects of Custodial Treatment Programs on Males. 2006 Heather Rollwagen, Managing the Risk of Crime: Conceptual Differences in Self-

Protective Behaviours. 2006 Co-supervisor. Kate Hano, Jury Decision-Making Study. 2002 Joanna Fein, Does Gender Matter? Structural Correlates of Male and Female Youth

Crime. 1995 Anthony Matarazzo, Societal Reaction and Youth Court Dispositions. 1990 Marie-Louise E. Twynam, Socio-economic Status, Social Networks and Formal Social

Participation. 1990 B. Merkur, Spontaneous Art's Role in School for Identity and Individuation in the Older

Adolescent. Toronto Art Therapy Institute. 1988 R. Pellman, The Historical Development of Art Therapy in Canada. Toronto Art Therapy

Institute. Ph.D. Dissertation Committees 2016 External examiner. Seyun Jung, The Relationship Between Immigration and Crime in

Canada, 1976-2011. University of Toronto 2015 Dissertation committee member, Steven M. Alexander, The Ties That Bind:

Connections, Patterns, and Possibilities for Marine Protected Areas. Dept. of Environment and Resource Studies, University of Waterloo.

2013 External examiner. Giulia Berlusconi, Law enforcement and criminal network resilience: The impact of law enforcement action on the structure of mafia groups. Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore (Italy).

2012 Dissertation committee member. Clint Abbott, Networked Governance and Summit Diplomacy: Shaping the Maternal, Newborn and Child health Agenda. Department of Political Science and Balsillie School of International Affairs, University of Waterloo.

C.V. - Peter J. Carrington page 30 2012 Dissertation committee member, Jon MacKay. Exploring the Link Between Social

Capital and Young Firm Growth. Department of Management Sciences, University of Waterloo.

2012 External examiner. Petra Vidovic, Neuro-Cognitive Impairments and the Criminal Justice System: A Case Analysis of the Impact of Diagnoses of FASD and ADHD on the Sentencing of Offenders in the Courts of Three Canadian Provinces. Simon Fraser University.

2011 Dissertation committee member. Yasaman Hosseinkashi, Statistical Inference on Stochastic Graphs. Department of Statistics & Actuarial Science, University of Waterloo.

2010 Dissertation committee member. Alison Luke, Changes in Canadian Identity Attitudes Over a Twenty Year Period: 1981-2001.

2010 External examiner. Carolyn Greene, Creating Consensus: An Exploration of Two Pre-Charge Diversion Programs in Canada. University of Toronto.

2010 External examiner. Jeff Latimer, Criminalizing Adolescence: Understanding Probation and Probation Violations in Canada’s Youth Criminal Justice System. University of Ottawa.

2010 External examiner. Lisa A. Rosevear, Structural Ageing and Australian Crime Trends: An Exploration of the Easterlin Hypothesis and the Nature of the Age-Crime Pattern. University of Tasmania (Australia).

2009 Dissertation committee member. Fred Kroon, Mapping Scientific Communities Using Typed Citation Analysis. M. Math. School of Computer Science, University of Waterloo.

2009 Dissertation committee member. Grace Pui-Ying Lau, Romantic Attraction Towards Men and Women Consistent with Gender Stereotypes: The Role of System and Personal Control Threat. Department of Psychology, University of Waterloo.

2008 Dissertation committee member. Lilia Ramirez, On the Dynamics of Infectious Diseases in Non-homogeneous Populations. Department of Statistics and Actuarial Science, University of Waterloo.

2008 External examiner. Sarah van Mastrigt, Co-offending: Relationships with Age, Gender and Crime Type. University of Cambridge (UK).

2008 External examiner. Shasta J. Holland, Diverting youth: an evaluation of the Victoria Police cautioning program for juvenile offenders. University of Melbourne (Australia).

2008 Dissertation committee member. Aaditeshwar Seth, Design of a Recommender System for Participatory Media Built on a Tetherless Communication Infrastructure. School of Computer Science, University of Waterloo.

2003 Dissertation committee member, Tim Gawley, Training and Labour Market Outcomes in Canada.

1994 Dissertation committee member. Henry Wisniewski, Modernization and Social Structure: A Critical Assessment of the American Social Change Literature After World War II: The First Two Decades.

1991 Dissertation committee member. Greg Brown, A Multivariate Box-Jenkins Time Series Analysis of Emile Durkheim's Theory of Anomic Suicide.

1989 Dissertation committee member. John Hirdes, An Examination of Factors Associated with Physical Well-Being Among Middle-Aged Males.

C.V. - Peter J. Carrington page 31 Ph.D. Comprehensive Examination Committees (since 2010) 2016 Katie Cook, “Perspectives on youth crime”. 2016 Matthew Quick, School of Planning, University of Waterloo, “Urban planning and crime

fighting”. 2013 Manjit Pabla, “Perspectives on youth crime”. 2013 Allison Chenier, “Perspectives on youth crime”. 2012 Manjit Pabla, “Research methods and statistics”. 2012 Peter Hymmen, “Youth on probation and their experience with mandated community

programs: Developing an understanding of what young people can offer program development”. Faculty of Social Work, Wilfrid Laurier University.

2011 Carlie Leroux ,”Theories of crime and deviance”. 2011 Taline Kassabian, “Perspectives on social deviance”. 2010 Lyndsay Van Wyck, “Socio-legal perspectives on police behaviour”. Licentiate Thesis Committee 2000 External examiner. Christian Tallberg, Centrality and Random Graphs. Department of

Statistics, University of Stockholm. M.A. Committees In progress Alexander Graham. Testing Effects of Group Intellectual Diversity on Group

Members. In progress Nicole Lepine. Navigating the Canadian Health Care System with a Chronic

Condition. 2008 Carlie Leroux. A Behind-the-Scenes Examination of The Kitchener Mental Health Court: The

Diversion of Persons with Mental Disorders. 2001 Lora Zulijani, The Social Construction of Stalking: A Victim’s Perspective. 1995 Jim McGrorey, Does Religious Involvement Influence Political Participation? Testing

a Version of the Opiate Thesis for the Canadian Case. 1988 Norine Verberg, The (Kitchener-Waterloo) Working Centre: A Verstehen Study of a

Canadian Social Justice Response to Unemployment in the Eighties. B.A. Honours Thesis Supervision 2016 A. Hoffman, “Young offenders and mental health issues”. 2014 J. Cameron “Deterrence in youth sentencing”. 2013 S. Garcha, “Juvenile delinquency”. 2013 S. Loney, “Not responsible on account of a mental disorder”. 2013 S. Stewart, “Prisons, punishment and profit.” 2012 I. Andersen, “An unsafe harbour: How societal perceptions of white collar crime have

affected the outcomes of the Portus Alternative Asset Management scandal.” 2012 M. Denbok, “What works? Rehabilitating offenders serving community sentences: A

review of the research.” 2010 S. Hall, “Conferencing under the Youth Criminal Justice Act.” 2005 L. Ritchie, “The bail system in the criminal justice system.” At:

http://arts.uwaterloo.ca/~pjc/pubs/Ritchie_thesis/index.html.

C.V. - Peter J. Carrington page 32 2005 K. Cook, “The over-representation of Native Canadians in the criminal justice

system.” 2005 D. Truelove, “Prison life.” 2005 C. Stevens, “Youth gangs.” 2005 R. Wilson, “Restorative justice.” 2004 R. Romses, “Gun control in Canada and its effectiveness on firearm-related incidents.” 2004 A. Cheng, “White-collar crime.” 2004 E. Neumann, “Racism in the Canadian legal system.” 2004 L. Skromeda, “The rave culture and its influence on the music, fashion, and drug use

of mainstream society.” 2003 K. Heu, “Early intervention through social development programs: Canadian inventory

of the federal, provincial, and municipal levels of intervention and prevention.” 2003 A. Warrick, “A look at Canadian and Dutch drug policy: The effectiveness of

prohibition and decriminalization.” 2003 J. White, “Perceived hostility in the workplace: An analysis of uncivil occupational

orientation amongst a sample of front line police constables in Nova Scotia.” 2003 K. Derro, “Closed caption television: An evaluation of Sudbury=s Lions= Eye In The

Sky.” 2002 L. Haufe, “Cyberstalking: Deconstructing this new criminal phenomenon.” 2002 Co-supervisor, B. Morgan, “Conflict: It is embedded within everyone, and it is

inevitable. so why is it so difficult to understand?” 2002 J. Adams, “Recidivism of young offenders.” 2002 C. Sousa, “The great amount of cash that is generated by criminal organizations poses

a problem: How to make the profit legal.” 2002 J. Quinlan, “A complete examination of Canadian sentencing procedures with special

consideration to sentencing disparity and aboriginal offenders.” 2002 K. Nahirniak, “Victim advocacy organizations and public perceptions of crime.” 2001 A. Ziembicki, “Rehabilitation and reintegration of female offenders.” 2001 A. Wong, “Drag racing: A high-risk sport and deviant activity.” 2000 N. Meijer, “Re-integrating offenders into the community.” 2000 S. Stynes, “Music piracy in the digital age.” 2000 D. Fairfield, “The death penalty in Canada.” 2000 S. Wertman, “The Young Offenders Act.” 1999 D. Joncas, “Economic conditions and crime.” 1997 S. Smith, “Explanations of female delinquency.” 1997 D. Bumstead, “Evaluating recent crime victim initiatives.” 1996 L. Dellezay, “Juvenile diversion: the process and outcome of the Alternative Measures

Programme.”1996 Co-supervisor, L. Druar, “Kitchener’s Prison for Women: a case study in prison-

community relations.” 1995 C. Wyles, “Policing and community service.” 1993 S. Cole, “Juvenile justice in Canada.” 1993 S. Ahrens, “Institutions: the issue of dependency.” 1992 D. Walden, “Theories of juvenile delinquency.” 1992 L. Lippert, “Juvenile delinquency.” 1992 M. Brannon-Hamilton, “Principles and objectives of the Young Offenders Act.”

C.V. - Peter J. Carrington page 33 1992 L. Doran, “Women in the police force.” 1991 C. McLennan, “From source to syringe: A study on the drug-dealing hierarchy in

Canada.” 1991 B. Rayner, “The Young Offenders Act: A critical review.” 1991 A. Janssen, “Class, race, and delinquency.” 1991 M. Lavoie, “Canada's youth gangs.” 1990 P. Bowers, “Factors affecting underachievement in high school: A study of learned

helplessness.” 1989 D. Drews, “Private schools in Ontario education: adjuncts or alternatives?” 1989 K. Ferguson, “Toward a theory of innovation in organizations.” 1988 K. Legge, “Theories of juvenile delinquency.” 1987 D. Leclaire, Independent Studies supervision. 1987 M. Twynam, “Adolescents' parents and peers.” 1986 T. Anselmo, “Factors affecting tolerance to spousal abuse.” 1986 T. Candido, “Rape and the structure of gender relations.” 1986 S. Wheeler, “Part-time labour.” 1985 B. Kewley, “Collective bargaining and factors affecting contract settlement.” 1985 L. Peel, “Workplace sex discrimination.” 1985 S.J. Wong, “Forms of industrial management and their implications.”

C.V. - Peter J. Carrington page 34 SERVICE University Administration University of Waterloo

Member, Survey Research Centre, 2016-present. Affiliate Researcher, Waterloo Institute for Complexity and Innovation, 2014-present Member, Co-Director Search Committee, Survey Research Centre, 2016. Acting Director, Legal Studies and Criminology Option, 2001-2002. Member, Interdisciplinary Studies Program Board, 2001-2002. Member, UW adjudication committee for SSHRC doctoral scholarship applications,

1998-2001. Member, Legal Studies and Criminology Committee. 1987-93, 1999-2005. UW representative to the Social Sciences Federation of Canada. 1991-93.

Faculty of Arts, University of Waterloo

Member, Academic Advisory Committee for Legal Studies, 2011-12. Member, Faculty of Arts Advisory Committee on Research. 1997-present. Member, Faculty of Arts Advisory Committee on Distance Education. 1996-2002. Faculty of Arts representative to the Faculty of Mathematics Council. 1987-88. Member, Instructional Computing Subcommittee. 1985-89. Member, Computer Users Advisory Committee. 1984-85.

Department of Sociology and Legal Studies, University of Waterloo

Acting Associate Chair for Legal Studies, 2016. Member, Departmental Advisory Committee on Appointments, 1984-85, 1988-89,

2011-12, 2016. Member, Departmental Tenure and Promotion Committee, 1989-90, 1992-93, 2001-02,

2003-05, 2007, 2009-11, 2012-13, 2015-17. Member, Departmental Graduate Affairs Committee, 1987-90, 1992-94, 2000-01, 2002-

03, 2008-09, 2012-13, 2015-16. Member, Departmental Performance Review Committee, 2012. Member, Departmental Undergraduate Advisory Committee for Legal Studies, 2010. Member, Department Chair Nominating Committee, 2006. Member, Departmental Undergraduate Curriculum Committee, 2002. Acting Associate Chair for Undergraduate Affairs, 1988. Department representative to the UW Faculty Association. 1987-93, 1996-97. Departmental Scheduling Officer. 1986-2004. Member, Departmental Graduate Methods Comprehensive Examination Committee.

1985-2002. Department representative on the University of Toronto - University of Waterloo

Cooperative on Information Technology. 1984-88. Departmental Computer officer. 1984-88. Member, Departmental Graduate Theory Comprehensive Committee. 1984-85.

C.V. - Peter J. Carrington page 35 St. Paul's United College, University of Waterloo

Honorary Fellow and Member of the Finance Committee, 1988-92. Department of Sociology, University of Toronto

Member, Research Committee, 1978-80; Departmental Assembly, 1972-74, 1979-80; Elections committee, 1972-73; Graduate curriculum committee, 1972-73.

Associations Member, American Society of Criminology Sutherland Award Committee, 2013-14. Member of the Board of Directors, Research Committee 33 on Logic and Methodology of the

International Sociological Association. 1990-98. Associate co-ordinator, International Network for Social Network Analysis. 1977-85. Member, American Society of Criminology, British Society of Criminology, Canadian Criminal

Justice Association, Canadian Sociology Association, International Network for Social Network Analysis, Research Committee 33 (Logic and Methodology) of the International Sociological Association.

Conferences Member, Consultative Committee, XXXIX Sunbelt Conference of the International Network for

Social Network Analysis, Montréal, 2019. Organizer and chair, “Methods of network analysis” session. 9th International Conference on

Social Science Methodology, sponsored by Research Committee 33 on Logic and Methodology of the International Sociological Association, Leicester, UK, 2016.

Co-organizer and chair, “Methods of network analysis” sessions of Research Committee 33 (Logic and Methodology). XVIII World Congress of Sociology, International Sociological Association, Yokohama, Japan, 2014.

Program Co-Chair, IEEE/ACM International Conference on Social Network Analysis and Mining (“ASONAM 2013”), Niagara Falls, ON, 2013.

Invited panelist, “Publishing 101: Tips for publishing academic work” panel, Emerging Realities Conference, University of Waterloo. Waterloo, ON, October, 2012.

Chair, session on “Network structure and organized crime”. PIMS Hot Topics Workshop on Computational Criminology. Sponsored by the Pacific Institute for the Mathematical Sciences. Vancouver, BC, September, 2012.

Co-organizer, “Criminology” sessions, Canadian Sociology Association Annual Meetings, Waterloo, ON, June, 2012.

Co-organizer and chair, “Methods of network analysis” sessions. 8th International Conference on Social Science Methodology, sponsored by Research Committee 33 on Logic and Methodology of the International Sociological Association, Sydney, Australia, 2012.

Organizer and chair, “Criminology” session, Canadian Sociology Association Annual Meetings, Fredericton, N.B., June, 2011.

Program committee member, Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Annual Meetings, Toronto, 2011.

C.V. - Peter J. Carrington page 36 Invited speaker, International Methodology Symposium on Social Statistics: The Interplay

among Censuses, Surveys and Administrative Data, Statistics Canada, Ottawa, 2010. Invited panellist, Workshop on Youth Bail and Pre-Trial Detention, Department of Justice

Canada, Toronto, 2010. Co-organizer and chair, “Social network analysis” sessions of Research Committee 33 (Logic

and Methodology). XVII World Congress of Sociology, International Sociological Association, Gothenburg, Sweden, 2010.

Chair, session on “Issues in juvenile recidivism”. Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Philadelphia, 2009.

Co-organizer, “Methods of network analysis” sessions. 7th International Conference on Social Science Methodology, sponsored by Research Committee 33 on Logic and Methodology of the International Sociological Association, Naples, Italy, 2008.

Invited discussant, session on “Methodological problems of network analysis”, 7th Blankensee-Colloquium, Human Capital and Social Capital in Criminal Networks, Berlin, Germany, February/March, 2008.

Invited panellist, workshop on Youth Criminal Justice Act Review, Department of Justice Canada, Toronto, March, 2008.

Co-organizer, “Co-offending in Three Countries: A Focus on Recruitment” panel, Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Atlanta, November, 2007.

Organizer and chair, session on “Youth crime and youth justice”. Annual Meetings of the Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association, London, ON, June, 2005.

Invited panellist, Workshop on Administration of Justice Offences, Department of Justice Canada. Toronto, March, 2004.

Invited panellist, National Youth Justice Defence Counsel Forum, Department of Justice Canada. Ottawa, March, 2004.

Co-organizer and chair, “Methods of network analysis” sessions. 6th International Conference on Social Science Methodology, sponsored by Research Committee 33 on Logic and Methodology of the International Sociological Association, Amsterdam, 2004.

Chair, “Antisocial behavior” session, International Sunbelt Social Network Conference XXIV, sponsored by International Network for Social Network Analysis, Portorož, 2004.

Chair, session on “To Arrest or Not? The Effect of Justice System Intervention on Delinquent Youth”. Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Denver, 2003.

Chair, “Network analyses in criminology” session. 13th World Congress of Criminology, International Society of Criminology, Rio de Janeiro, 2003.

Co-organizer, “Policing: Conflict and Cooperation” session. Annual meetings of the Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association, Halifax, 2003.

Organizer and chair, “Deviant and criminal networks” session, International Sunbelt Social Network Conference XXII, sponsored by International Network for Social Network Analysis, New Orleans, 2002.

Invited panelist, National Youth Justice Police Forum, Department of Justice Canada. Ottawa, November, 2002.

Co-organizer and chair, “Developments in network methods in the 1990s” session, International Sunbelt Social Network Conference XXI, sponsored by International Network for Social Network Analysis, Budapest, Hungary, 2001.

C.V. - Peter J. Carrington page 37 Organizer and chair, “Measurement issues in social network analysis” session, Fifth International

Conference on Social Science Methodology, sponsored by Research Committee 33 on Logic and Methodology of the International Sociological Association, Cologne, 2000.

Chair and discussant, “Strategies for the prevention of gun misuse” session; and Chair, “Developmental factors” session. Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Toronto, 1999.

Chair, “Correlates of offending” session, British Criminology Conference, Liverpool, UK, 1999. Organizer and chair, “Social network analysis” session of Research Committee 33 (Logic and

Methodology). XIV World Congress of Sociology, International Sociological Association, Montreal, 1998.

Chair and discussant, “Sociological Methods” session. Annual meetings of the Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association, St. Catharines, Ont., 1996.

Member of the Scientific Committee; and co-organizer and co-chair of the “Methods of Social Network Analysis” sessions, Fourth International Conference on Social Science Methodology, sponsored by Research Committee 33 on Logic and Methodology of the International Sociological Association, Essex, 1996.

Co-organizer, “Social network analysis” session of Research Committee 33 (Logic and Methodology). XIII World Congress of Sociology, International Sociological Association, Bielefeld, 1994.

Organizer and sometime chair and/or discussant, “Social networks” session. Annual meetings of the Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association, 1983-84, 1987-96.

Member of the Scientific Committee, International Conference on Social Science Methodology, sponsored by Research Committee 33 of the International Sociological Association and the Department of Sociology, Trento, 1992.

Organizer and chair, “Social Network Analysis” session of Research Committee 33. XII World Congress of Sociology, 1990.

Organizer and chair, “Interorganizational Networks” session of the International Network for Social Network Analysis. XII World Congress of Sociology, Madrid, 1990.

Organizer and chair, “Agencies of social control” session. Annual meetings of the Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association, Quebec City, 1989.

Discussant, Symposium on Macro Approaches to the Study of Organizations, McMaster University, Hamilton, Ont., 1984.

Invited participant, Conference on Indicators of Organizational Change. Social Science Research Council, Washington, DC, 1981.

Organizer and chair, “The American Corporate Elite” session and “Canadian Corporate Structure” session. Annual Meetings of the International Network for Social Network Analysis, Toronto, 1978.

C.V. - Peter J. Carrington page 38 Consulting Member, Academic Advisory Committee, Canadian Centre for Justice Statistics, Statistics

Canada, 2002-present. Member, Insight Research Grant Adjudication Committee, Social Sciences and Humanities

Research Council of Canada, 2013, 2014. Member, Postdoctoral Fellowship Selection Committee, Social Sciences and Humanities

Research Council of Canada, 2006-08. Member, Crime Severity Index Working Group, Canadian Centre for Justice Statistics, Statistics

Canada, 2005-09. Member, 1989; Chair, 1991-93, 97; Sociology/Gerontology Panel, Ontario Graduate Scholarship

competition. Thesis consultant, Toronto Art Therapy Institute. 1987-90. Editorial Boards Associate Editor, Canadian Journal of Criminology and Criminal Justice, 2014-present. Member, Advisory Board, Canadian Graduate Journal of Sociology and Criminology, 2012-

present. Co-editor, Methodological Innovations, 2015-17. Associate editor, Social Network Analysis and Mining, 2010-16. Member, Editorial Board, Criminal Justice Policy Review, 2008-17. Member, Editorial Advisory Board, 2010-11. Social Networking and Community Behavior

Modeling: Qualitative and Quantitative Measures, M. H. Safar and K. A. Mahdi (eds.). Hershey, PA: IGI Global, 2011.

Member, Editorial Board, ALTER: European Journal of Disability Research, 2006-13. Editor, Canadian Journal of Criminology and Criminal Justice, 2004-14. Member, Editorial Advisory Board, Handicap: Revue de sciences humaines et sociales,

1996-2005. Member, Editorial Advisory Board, Canadian Journal of Criminology and Criminal Justice,

1994-2004. Member, Editorial Board, The Canadian Art Therapy Association Journal, 1985-92. Manuscript Reviewing Book proposals Routledge (Taylor & Francis, UK) Sage Publications (UK) Thomson Nelson

C.V. - Peter J. Carrington page 39 Book manuscripts Routledge (Taylor & Francis, UK) Thomson Nelson University of Chicago Press University of Toronto Press Journal articles

Aggressive Behaviour Atti della Accademia Peloritana dei Pericolanti | Physical, Mathematical, and Natural

Sciences American Sociological Review Annual Review of Interdisciplinary Justice Research Archives of Suicide Research Australian Social Work Canadian Journal of Behavioural Science Canadian Journal of Criminology Canadian Journal of Sociology Canadian Review of Sociology Crime Prevention Studies Criminal Justice and Behavior Criminal Justice Policy Review Criminology European Journal of Criminology Geography Journal Global Crime Handicap: Revue de sciences humaines et sociales Healthcare Policy / Politiques de Santé Homicide Studies Journal of Mathematical Sociology Journal of Comparative Family Studies Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency Language Learning Policy Studies Journal Punishment and Society Queen’s Law Journal Social Network Analysis and Mining Social Networks Social Problems Sociological Quarterly

C.V. - Peter J. Carrington page 40 Research proposals

Canadian Centre for Justice Statistics, Statistics Canada Hong Kong Research Grants Council Leverhulme Trust (UK) Mathematics of Information Technology and Complex Systems Network of Centres of

Excellence (MITACS-NCE) National Science Foundation (USA) St. Jerome’s University Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (Canada)

Research reports Directorate General Research, European Commission University Tenure, Promotion and Recruitment Reviews

Carleton University City University of New York MODUL University, Vienna Nipissing University Northwestern University Queen’s University Ryerson University Simon Fraser University

University of Guelph University of Ontario Institute of Technology University of Ottawa University of Toronto University of Victoria

University of Western Ontario University of Windsor Community Service Toronto Art Therapy Institute, Board of Directors Treasurer, 2008-13; President, 2006-12; Member, 1984-2014 Harvard University Toronto Area Schools Committee Member, 1999-2004 Toronto Board of Education Alternatives Advisory Council Member, 1981-88 Beaches Alternative School (Toronto) Parent Co-ordinator, 1980-83 The New Theatre for the Performing Arts (Toronto) Member, Board of Directors, 1980-81 Toronto Theatre-Go-Round Member, Board of Directors, 1971