Mark A. R. Kleiman Current Academic Appointments Marron institute of urban management, new york university Professor of Public Policy DIRECTOR, CRIME AND JUSTICE Program Current Research Interests: deterrence; community corrections; applications of models of imperfect rationality to public decision-making; drug abuse control policy; illicit market economics; crime control; punishment as a social resource to be produced and allocated. Current Classes Taught: Methods of Policy Analysis; Crime Control Policy; Drug Policy; Imperfect Rationality New York University Wagner Graduate School of Public Service Professor of Public Policy Wagner Graduate School of Public Service Other Professional Activity National research council, committee on law and justice COMMITTEE MEMBER Botec analysis corporation (los angeles, california ) CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD B Journal of drug policy analysis EDITOR JOURNAL OF DRUG POLICY ANALYSIS The Reality-Based Community Editor/Blogger
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