Center for Anti-Counterfeiting and Product Protection (A-CAPP)
Dr. Jay P. Kennedy is an Assistant Professor jointly appointed to the School of Criminal Justice and the Center for Anti-Counterfeiting and Product Protection. In this role he is actively involved in research, education, and outreach efforts that focus on external partners including corporations, industry associations, and law enforcement agencies. His current research explores managerial and organizational responses to employee theft within small and medium enterprises, the incarceration and post-incarceration experiences of white-collar offenders, the sale of counterfeit goods on the Internet, and the structure of occupational pharmaceutical counterfeiting schemes. Dr. Kennedy’s work has been published in a number of outlets, including American Behavioral Scientist, Criminal Justice Review, Journal of Crime and Justice, Journal of Financial Crime, Security Journal, and Victims and Offenders.
Buying Into the Fight Against Product Counterfeiting: Understanding Citizens' Willingness to Support Increasing Law Enforcement Anti-Counterfeiting Resources Year: 2019 Authors: Kennedy, J.P., Maher, M.R., & Campbell, A.Q. Journal: American Journal of Criminal Justice |
Asset Misappropriation in Small Businesses: An Investigation of Insider Financial Frauds Year: 2018 Author: Kennedy, J.P. Journal: Journal of FInancial Crime |
Clicking Into Harm's Way: The Decision to Purchase Regulated Goods Online Year: 2017 Authors: Kennedy, J.P., & Wilson, J.M. Journal: American Behavioral Scientists |
Functional Redundancy as a Response to Employee Theft Within Small Businesses Year: 2017 Author: Kennedy, J.P. Journal: Security Journal |
Emotional Reactions to Employee Theft and the Managerial Dilemmas Small Business Owners Face Year: 2016 Authors: Kennedy, J.P., & Benson, M.L. Journal: Criminal Justice Review |