Ni He

Position: Associate Professor Degree(s): Ph.D., University of Nebraska at Omaha, 1997 Areas of Research/Interest: Comparative Criminal Justice, Statistics, Policing Background: Professor Phil He has served as a law faculty at National Huaqiao University (P.R. China) from 1988 to 1989. Prior to coming to Northeastern University, he was an assistant professor of criminal justice at the University of Texas at San Antonio (1998-2003). Professor He's primary teaching and research interests include comparative criminology and criminal justice, quantitative methodology and policing. He has had significant experience working on several large-scale international and national research projects as a research analyst. His scholarship can be found in variety of refereed professional journals. Professor He was a recipient of several competitive awards including a Presidential Fellowship (from the University of Nebraska) and a research fellowship from the Bureau of Justice Statistics, U.S. Department of Justice. Most recently, one of his articles received the "Highly Commend Award" (Volume 25, 2002) from the publisher of Policing: An International Journal of Police Strategies and Management.

Phone: 617.373.2622 Office: 427 Churchill Hall Email: n.he@neu.edu CV: Download as PDF

• Jihong Zhao, Ni He and Nicholas Lovrich (2005) "Pursuing Gender Diversity in Police Organizations in the 1990s: A Panel Data Analysis of Factors Associated with the Hiring of Female Officers" (Forthcoming, Police Quarterly), (2005). (Link)
• Jihong Zhao, Ni He and Nicholas Lovrich (2005) "Predicting the Employment of Minority Officers in U.S. Cities: Fixed-Effect Panel Model Results for African American and Latino Officers for 1993, 1996, and 2000" (Forthcoming, Journal of Criminal Justice). (Link)
• He, Ni, Jihong Zhao and Nicholas Lovrich (2005) "Community Policing: A Preliminary Assessment of the Effects of Environments with Panel Data on Program Implementation in US Cities". (Crime & Delinquency, Volume 51, 1-23). (Link)
• Harry Dammer, Philip Reichel and Ni He (2005) - Comparative Criminology and Criminal Justice, in Philip Reichel (ed.), pp. 20-42. Handbook of Transnational Crime and Justice. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications. (Link)
• He, Ni, Jihong Zhao and Jeffrey Cancino(2004) "Marital Status and Police Occupational Strees": (Journal of Crime and Justice, Volume 26, 23-46). (Link)
• Jihong Zhao, Ni He and Nicholas Lovrich (2003) "Community Policing: Is It Changing the Basic Functions of Policing in the 1990s?" (Justice Quarterly, Volume 20:697-724). (Link)
• He, Ni, Liqun Cao, William Wells and Edward Maquire (2003) "Forces of Production and Direction: A Test of an Expanded Model of Suicide and Homicide" (Homicide Studies: An Interdisciplinary and International Journal, Volume 7:36-57). (Link)
• He, Ni, Jihong Zhao and Carol Archbold (2002) "Gender and Police Stress: the Convergent and Divergent Impact of Work Environment, Work-Family Conflict and Stress Coping Mechanism of Female and Male Police Officers" (Policing: An International Journal of Police Strategies and Management, Volume 25:687-708). (Link)
• He, Ni, Jihong Zhao and Nicholas Lovrich (2002) "Police and the Policed: A Comparison of Value Orientations and Ideological Perspectives". (Police Practice and Research: An International Journal, Volume 3:217-229). (Link)
• Zhao, Jihong, Ni He and Nicholas Lovrich (2002) "Predicting Five Dimensions of Police Officer Stress: Looking More Deeply into Organizational Settings for Sources of Police Stress" (Police Quarterly, Volume 5: 43-62). (Link)