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Ph.D. Student Bio & Interests
Scott Jacques

Scott Jacques entered the Ph.D. program in 2005 after recieving his A.B. in Sociology and a B.S. in Psychology from the University of Georgia.

Under the direction of Richard Wright, Scott is currently working on a comparative study of middle-status and lower-status illicit drug sellers.

Areas of Interest:
Drug dealers, active offender research, pure sociology and Jake Jacques.

Publications:
Jacques & Wright. (2008). "The Relevance of Peace to Studies of Drug Market Violence."

Jacques & Wright. (2008). "Intimacy with Outlaws."

Scott's vitae

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