Ronald V. Clarke is affiliated with Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey in the United States. Their research primarily focuses on the intersection of social sciences and environmental science, with significant attention to subfields including sociology and political science, nature and landscape conservation, and transportation.
The scientist's main research themes include wildlife conservation and criminology analyses, maritime security and history, sex work and related issues, crime patterns and interventions, as well as crime, illicit activities, and governance. These topics reflect a multidisciplinary approach linking social behavior and environmental concerns with crime studies.
Recent publications by Ronald V. Clarke highlight this diversity. One paper titled "Disaggregating illegal fishing losses for the 22 countries of the West African Coast" published in 2020 in MAST. Maritime studies/Maritime studies explores environmental and maritime security issues. Another 2020 publication, "Regulating Crime and the International Crime Drop", appeared in the International Criminal Justice Review and addresses crime regulation and its trends on a global scale.
Frequent co-authors include Gohar A. Petrossian, contributing to the interdisciplinary scope of the research. Notable publication venues consist of MAST. Maritime studies/Maritime studies and International Criminal Justice Review, reflecting a balance between maritime-focused journals and broader criminal justice literature.
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