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Detroit's Infamous Purple Gang
Detroit's Infamous Purple Gang is a photographic history of one of the most notorious organized crime groups of the 20th century. The photographs chronologically follow the evolution of the Purples from their days as a juvenile street gang through their rise to power and eventual self-destruction. Using rare police department mug shots and group photographs, the book transports readers through the dark side of Prohibition-era Detroit history. Detroit had a gold rush atmosphere and a thriving black market during the 1920s that attracted gangsters and unsavory characters from all over the country.
SSD for R
"In this chapter you will learn how to measure target behaviors and use Excel or other software to record and edit client data. You will then be able to import these data into R and use the SSD for R functions to analyze them. The first part of this chapter will focus on the types of data you will want to record and some common issues related to collecting these. While an overview of this material is covered in this chapter, additional resources that include these topics in-depth are listed in Appendix D. The second part of this chapter will show you how to use Excel or another spreadsheet program to quickly and effectively record these data"--
Mr. Mob
Morris "Moe" Dalitz was America's most secretive and most successful mobster. As a major architect of the United States' national crime syndicate, Dalitz was active in various fields of organized crime from 1918 until his death, all while spinning a web of myth and mock-respectability around himself so dense that decades after his demise, most mistake the legend for reality. From Prohibition-era bootlegging to the Reagan years, no other individual was present at so many pivotal events in gangland history. It's impossible to fully understand the modern Mob without knowing about Dalitz, his career, and the cunning publicity campaign that transformed his image from thug to that of a revered philanthropist. This exhaustive biography tells the story of Dalitz's life and the syndicate that he and like-minded individuals built from scratch.
The Cornellian
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Making Your Case
This book introduces readers to R, a freely available statistical language, to conduct program evaluations. The book uses case studies to illustrate techniques that include data description and visualization, bivariate analysis, simple and multiple regression, and logistic regression. There is a comprehensive example using The Clinical Record as a data repository.
Psychosocial Impact of Lupus
With Lupus affecting more than 1.5 million Americans, predominantly women of childbearing age, there are many complex psychosocial challenges for the health care provider, the patient and the family. This book provides a comprehensive overview of the psychosocial impact of Lupus as a range of health care providers in the field explain the medical, sociocultural and psychological frameworks particularly critical for a better understanding of this perplexing autoimmune disease. With original qualitative and quantitative research and rich case studies and examples from both care providers and patients, this book provides essential information about diagnosis, treatment, mental health issues, and cultural competency issues relevant to all that live with Lupus or provide care to those living with it. This book was originally published as a special issue of Social Work in Health Care.
Legacies of Vietnam
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Legacies of Vietnam
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