Dan Maier-Katkin
Professor
644-7949
dmaierkatkin@fsu.edu
Education
Diploma in Criminology 1969 (M.PHIL.), University of Cambridge
J.D. 1968, Columbia University, School of Law
B.A. 1965, City College of New York; Psychology
Research Interests
- International human rights
- Crimes against humanity
- Criminal law
- Juvenile Justice
- Law and Society
- Infanticide
Select Publications
- Maier-Katkin, D. and B. Maier-Katkin. “Hannah Arendt, Martin Heidegger and the Politics of Reconciliation,” Human Rights Quarterly (in press).
- Maier-Katkin, B. and D. Maier-Katkin. August 2004. “At the Heart of Darkness: Crimes Against Humanity and the Banality of Evil.” Human Rights Quarterly 26(3).
- Maier-Katkin, D. April 2003. “On Sir Leon Radzinowicz Reading Michel Foucault: Authority, Morality, and the History of Criminal Law at the Juncture of the Modern and Postmodern.” Punishment and Society 5(2):155-177.
- Costelloe, M., T. Chiricos, M. Gertz, J. Burianek, and D. Maier-Katkin. 2002. “The Social Correlates of Punitiveness: Comparing an Established and an Emerging Democracy.” The Justice System Journal 23(2).
Grants
- Muslim Women's Responses to Domestic Violence in Kazakhstan, $56,287, awarded by the National Science Foundation, 2000 – 2004.
- Improving the Response to Domestic Violence in Kazakhstan. $30,730, awarded by the S. Department of State, 2001-2004.
- Public Policy and the Idea of Freedom, $30,000, awarded by The John Templeton Foundation, March 2000 – present.
- The Florida Police Corps, U.S. Department of Justice, $4,595,328, August 1998-2001.
- Law Enforcement and Domestic Violence in Kyrgistan and Khazakstan, $639,650, awarded by the U.S. Department of State, November 1998-2004.
- The Impact of Drug Law Reform in the Czech Republic, $60,000, awarded by the Alfred Lindesmith Center, December 1999 – 2002.
- A Web-based Distance Learning Masters Curriculum in Criminal Justice, $180,000, awarded by the FSU Office of Distance and Distributed Learning, December 1998 – present.
- Hamilton Fish National Institute on School and Community Violence, $200,000, May 1997 and $495,000, May 1998-2004.
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