Leon E. Pettiway’s National Institute on Drug Abuse research, 1988-1993, bulk
1990-1992
A Guide to his Papers at the Indiana University Archives
Finding aid prepared by Jessica Lopez
Summary Information
Repository
Indiana University Archives
1320 East Tenth Street
Herman B Wells Library E460
Bloomington, IN 47405-7000
Phone: 812-855-1127
Email: archives@indiana.edu
http://www.libraries.iub.edu/archives
Creator
Pettiway, Leon E., 1946-
TitleLeon E. Pettiway’s National Institute on
Drug Abuse research, 1988-1993, bulk
1990-1992
Collection No.
C579
Extent
28.4 cubic feet (29 boxes)
Language
Materials are in English
Abstract
Leon E. Pettiway was a professor of
criminology at Indiana University from 1994-2012. One of his major contributions to
the field were a product of his research for the National Institute on Drug Abuse
(NIDA) where he employed the assistance of former offenders and recovered drug users
to conduct interviews of active drug users and offenders in North Philadelphia. This
collection consists of interviews conducted as part of that project as well as the
data that resulted from them.
Access Restrictions
Select files closed to researchers. These are indicated in the Folder list.
Advance notice required for access to collection.
Biographical Note/Administrative History
Born just eight years before the Civil Rights Movement began in 1954, Leon Pettiway grew up in a racially segregated Durham, North
Carolina. He started his academic career at North Carolina University in Durham
under Dr. Theodore Speigner, one of the few African Americans in the nation with a
doctorate in geography. From there he moved northwest and obtained his master's in
sociology from the University of Chicago in 1976.
Continuing his interest in geography, he attended the University of
Wisconsin-Madison and received his Ph.D. in 1979. As a
devoted scholar, he contributed numerous studies to the field of criminology. In his
initial research he focused primarily on the felony of arson and progressed into the
study of urban lifestyle, specifically of drug-using criminal offenders.
A grant awarded to him by the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA)
Research in 1989 to study drug use and the
spatial patterns of crime generated such scholarship. In what became known as the
"urban lifestyles project," Pettiway made significant contributions to the field of
criminological research. His study involved both a quantitative and qualitative
approach to data collection, an innovative approach to crime research. His research
material, including surveys, interviews, and data, can be found at the archives. In
his research, he employed the assistance of former offenders and recovered drug
users to conduct interviews of active drug users and offenders in North
Philadelphia. What resulted from his work was a series of publications:
"Participation in Crime Partnerships by Female Drug Users: The Effects of
Domestic Arrangements, Drug Use, and Criminal Involvement" (1987), "The Drug and Criminal Activities Patterns of
Urban Offenders: A Markov Chain Analysis" (1994), and "Copping Crack: The Travel Behavior of Crack
Users" (1995).
Pettiway also published two books based on the life-history interviews recorded
during the time he was in Philadelphia. The works
Honey,
Honey, Miss Thang: Being Black, Gay, and on the Streets
(1996) and
Workin' It: Women Living
through Drugs and Crimes
(1997) each gained
Pettiway national recognition for being one of the first to observe how race, class,
and gender intersect and influence the criminal behavior of urban individuals.
During this time, Pettiway also devoted time to teach at both the
University of Delaware (1985-1994) and Indiana University
(1994-2012). At I.U. he applied
his experience to teach courses on urban crime patterns, drug use and criminal
behavior, theories of crime and deviance, and quantitative methods. He officially
retired from IU in May 2012, with the title Professor Emeritus of Criminal
Justice.
His later career has been inspired by his conversion to Buddhism and his position as
a fully ordained Tibetan Buddhist monk. He is in the processes of combining features
of Buddhism and Afrocentric worldviews in his upcoming work: Unraveling the
Endless Knot of Deceptions: Afrocentric Reflections on Race, Crime, and Justice
in the Construction of Criminological Thought. In his journey from North
Carolina to Indiana, a place where he has taken root, it is evident that he has
influenced the members of his field, as well as his students, the future
criminologists.
Arrangement
Collection is organized into one series: National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA)
Research with six subseries: Development, Respondents, Subject Files, Qualitative
Criminology, Quantitative Criminology and Electronic media.
Scope and Content Note
This collection spans the period from 1988
to 1993 when Pettiway researched the criminal backgrounds of convicted
felons in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The main series is National Institute on Drug
Abuse (NIDA) Research and is further organized into five subseries: Development,
Respondents, Subject files, Qualitative Criminology, and Quantitative Criminology.
The Development subseries contains evidence of the tasks Pettiway and his team
completed before undertaking their research.
The Respondents sub-series is arranged numerically by informant number and includes
the anonymous survey interviews of repeat offenders. The Urban Lifestyles Project
Interview Summary Cards serve as the key to the informant number and the
interviewees name and thus is restricted. The Subject files include the survey
interviews organized alphabetically by type of crime such as Robbery, Violence, or
Drug Dealing.
The Qualitative Criminology subseries includes the transcribed interviews, which are
comprised of thorough information regarding the lifestyle of convicted felons. The
Quantitative Criminology section provides the figures and data output of the
database they employed. The Electronic media sub-series consists of numerous taped
interviews with respondents as well as backup copies of files. While the majority of
this collection is based in his research, one class syllabus is included.
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Indexing Terms
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The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in
IUCAT, the IU Libraries'
online catalog. Materials about related topics, persons or places can be found by
searching the catalog using these terms.
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Related Material
For personal papers: Additional publications and research materials may be accessed
in
IUScholarworks
Related photographs may be available in the
University Archives
Photographs Database
Administrative Information
Acquisition Information
Accession 2015/013
Usage RestrictionsThe donor(s) of this collection have not transferred their copyrights for the materials to the Trustees of Indiana University.
For more information, please contact the Indiana University Archives staff.
The Indiana University Archives respects the intellectual property rights of others and does not claim any copyrights for
non-university records, materials in the public domain, or materials for which we do not hold a Deed of Gift. Responsibility
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Researchers are responsible for securing permission from copyright owners and any other rights holders for any reuse of these
materials that extends beyond fair use or other statutory limitations.
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inclusion on our site, please contact the Indiana University Archivist.
Preferred Citation
[Item], Leon E. Pettiway’s National Institute on Drug Abuse research, Collection C579, Indiana University Archives, Bloomington.
Provenance
Transferred to the IU Archives by Leon E. Pettiway.
Appraisal
Documents removed from this collection included duplicates of forms and other
blank papers but the vast majority of the documents donated to the archives by
Pettiway were kept due to their enormous evidential and informational value.
Processing InformationProcessed by Jessica Lopez.
Completed in 2015
Container List
Series:
Box 1
National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) Research, 1988-1993
Subseries:
Development, 1985-1992
A Policies and Procedures Manual Horizon House, 1979
Account Information, 1991
Budget,
August 1991
1989-1992
Care Center, 1990
Certificate of Authenticity, 1989
Competing Supplement, 1990
Comprehensive Residential Drug Prevention and Treatment of
Women Grant Application, 1992
Consulting Services, 1990
Continuing Renewal, 1990
Contracts and Grants Proposal, 1990
(2 Folders)
Cycles by Groups of Respondents, 1991
Draft of Questionnaire, 1990
Draft of Questionnaire, 1990-1992
Grant Application Approval, 1988
Grant Application Draft and Research, 1988
Grant Award Notices DA 05672, 1990
Horizon House Lease, 1991
Interview Procedures, 1990
Legal & Liability Issues, 1989
Leon E. Pettiway Sabbatical Forms, 1990
Miscellaneous, 1990
New Position Research Assistant II, 1990-1991
O.P.A.S.,
Organizational Prior Approval System, 1991
General, 1990
Outreach Flyer, 1990
Personal Journal of Field Site Activities, 1990
Pettiway Publications, 1985-1987
Petty Cash Disbursement Log, 1990
Philadelphia Services, 1990
Progress Report Second Year, 1991
Project Schedule (ULP), 1990
Public Health Service Grant Application, 1988-1989
Request for Approval under O.P.A.S., 1990
Research Agenda, 1990
Sign-in Sheets, 1991
Third Year Budget, 1991
Trade Drug Typology, 1991
Training Documents, 1991
Urban Lifestyles Project,
Input Values, undated
(2 Folders)
Specific Aims, 1990
Training Manual, 1990
Subsample Distribution Records, 1990
Weekly Count of Interviews Began, 1990
Weekly Count of Interviews Completed, 1990
Subseries:
Box 2
Respondents, 1990-1991
Urban Lifestyles Project Interview Summary Cards (1-428),
1990
(Restricted; housed in box 29)
001, 1990
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Box 3
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Box 6
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Box 7
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Box 8
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Box 10
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249 (Individual 1), 1990
249 (Individual 2), 1990
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Box 11
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Subseries:
Box 15
Subject files, 1990-1991
Burglary I, 1990-1991
(3 Folders)
Burglary II, 1990-1991
(2 Folders)
Drug Dealing I, 1990-1991
(3 Folders)
Drug Dealing II, 1990-1991
(2 Folders)
Box 16
Drug Dealing II, 1990-1991
(3 Folders)
Robbery I, 1990-1991
(4 Folders)
Robbery II, 1990-1991
(4 Folders)
Sex Work I, 1990-1991
(3 Folders)
Sex Work II, 1990-1991
(2 Folders)
Box 17
Sex Work II, 1990-1991
(5 Folders)
Shoplifting I, 1990-1991
(10 Folders)
Shoplifting II, 1990-1991
(7 Folders)
Box 18
Shoplifting II, 1990-1991
(2 Folders)
Theft I, 1990-1991
(7 Folders)
Theft II, 1990-1991
(6 Folders)
Box 19
Theft II, 1990-1991
(10 Folders)
Violence, 1990-1991
(13 Folders)
Box 20
Violence, 1990-1991
(6 Folders)
Second Interview, 1990-1991
(16 Folders)
Box 21
Second Interview, 1990-1991
(8 Folders)
Third Interview, 1990-1991
(15 Folders)
Box 22
Third Interview, 1990-1991
(3 Folders)
Unreliable Crime, 1990-1991
(1 Folder)
Subseries:
Qualitative Criminology, 1990-1991
Daily/Data Transcriptions,
I.D. 2A, 1991
(2 Folders)
I.D. 7 – 1A, 1B, 2A, 2B, 6/12-7/11,
1991
I.D. 7 – 3A, 3B, 7/15-7/24, 1991
I.D. 15, 1990
(2 Folders)
I, I.D. 22-1, 1990
II, I.D. 22-2, undated
II, I.D. 23, undated
I.D. 28, 4/29-5/3, 1991
I.D. 33 – 4A, 4B, 5A, 5B, 6/3-6/7,
1991
I.D. 33 – 1A, 1B, 5/15-5/17,
1991
I.D. 33 – 1B, 2A, 2B, 3A, 5/20-5/24,
1991
I.D. 33 – 3A, 3B, 4A, 5/28-5/31,
1991
I.D. 33, 1993
(2 Folders)
I.D. 37, 1990
I.D. 44, 3/11-3/15, 1991
I.D. 44, 3/25-3/29, 1991
I.D. 44, 4/1-4/5, 1991
Box 23
I.D. 44, 1993
I.D. 47, 1990
I.D. 51, 1990
I.D. 52 – 1A, 1B, 4/9-4/12,
1991
I.D. 52 – 1B, 2A, 3A, 3B, 4/15-4/19,
1991
I.D. 52 – 3B, 4A, 4B, 4/22-4/26,
1991
I.D. 55, 1990
I.D. 58-1, 1990
I.D. 58-2, 1990
I.D. 71, 1990
I.D. 86, 1990
(3 Folders)
I.D. 86, 1991
I.D. 86, 1993
(2 Folders)
I.D. 86 – 4A, 4B, 5A, 5B, 5/6-5/10,
1991
I.D. 86, 1990
I.D. 88, 5/13-5/17, 1990-1991
I.D. 88, 5/20-5/24, 1990-1991
I.D. 88, 6/3-6/7, 1990-1991
I.D. 88, 1993
I.D. 92, 1990
(2 Folders)
Box 24
I.D. 92, 4/15-4/19, 1990-1991
I.D. 92, 4/8-4/12, 1991
I.D. 92, 4/22-4/26, 1991
I.D. 96, 1/31,
1991
I.D. 96, 2/4-2/8, 1991
I.D. 96, 2/11-2/15, 1991
I.D. 96, 2/18-2/22, 1991
I.D. 96, 2/25-3/1, 1991
I.D. 96, 3/4-3/8, 1991
I.D. 96 Full Interview, 1991
I.D. 100, 3/20-3/22, 1991
I.D. 100, – 4A, 4/8-4/12, 1991
I.D. 101, 7/15-7/19, 1991
I.D. 101, 7/22-7/26, 1991
I.D. 101, 7/29-8/2, 1991
I.D. 108, 1990
(2 Folders)
I.D. 108, 1991
I.D. 111, 1990
I.D. 133, 1990
I.D. 133-1, 1990
I.D. 133-2, 1990
I.D. 159, 1990
I.D. 159, 7/1-7/5, 1991
I.D. 159, 7/8-7/12, 1991
I.D. 172, 1991
I.D. 184, 1990
I.D. 191, 2/4-2/8, 1991
I.D. 191, 2/11-2/15, 1991
I.D. 191, 2/18-2/22, 1991
I.D. 191, 2/25-3/1, 1991
I.D. 195, 1991
I.D. 197, 3/4-3/8, 1991
I.D. 197, – 1A, 2/4-2/8, 1991
Box 25
I.D. 241, 5/1,
1991
I.D. 241, 6/14,
1991
I.D.241, 6/24-6/28, 1991
I.D. 278, 1993
I.D. 362, 1991
No I.D., 1991
Instructions for Receiving Interviews, 1990
Interview Questions, 1990
Life History Guidelines,
Day One, 1990
Day Two, 1990
Life History Interview Guidelines, 1990
Life History Interviews Completed, 1990
Life History Interviews Consent Forms, 1990-1991
Life History Section II, 1990
Neighborhood/Census of Population, 1980-1990
Participant Identification Log, 1991
Research Notes (Family Life), undated
Transcription of Life History Interview Guidelines, undated
Subseries:
Box 25
Quantitative Criminology, 1990-1993
Administration and Organization Volume II, undated
Attitude Interview I, 1992
Booklet Documentation, 1990
Chemical Dependency among Women: Effective Residential
Treatment, 1991
Consent Forms IIA-IIG, undated
COP_EVT1 Origin and Destinations, 1992
Crime Frequency Statistical Analysis, 1992
(5 Folders)
Crime Totals, undated
Cross Tabulations Locations by Purpose Entire Cycle,
undated
Data Cleaning, undated
(4 Folders)
Data Entry Document, 1991
Database Administration, 1991
Database Instructions, undated
Database Log, 1990
Database Notes, 1991
Data Dictionary,
Notes, 1991-1992
Admin, 1991
Burglary I: Preferred Crime, 1991
Burglary II: Most Profitable Crime, 1991
Burglary II: Preferred Crime, 1991
Criminal Background, 1992
Crime Frequency, 1991
Crime Frequency 1, 1991
Crime Frequency 2, 1991
(2 Folders)
Crime Frequency 1, 1992
Box 26
Crime Frequency 2, 1992
Drug Dealing 1: Preferred Crime, 1992
Drug Dealing 2: Most Profitable Crime, 1991
Drug Use, 1992
Drug Use 1, 1991
(2 Folders)
Drug Use %, 1991
(2 Folders)
Geographic Locations, 1992
ILOG, 1992
Robbery 1: Preferred Crime, 1992
Robbery 2: Most Profitable Crime, 1991
(2 Folders)
Sex Work 1: Preferred Crime, 1992
Sex Work 2: Most Profitable Crime, 1991
Shoplifting 1: Preferred Crime, 1992
Shoplifting 2: Most Profitable Crime, 1991
(2 Folders)
Socio-Demographics 1, 1991
(2 Folders)
Socio-Demographics %, 1991
(2 Folders)
Socio-Demographics %, 1992
Socio-Demographics 1, 1992
Theft 1: Preferred Crime, 1991
Theft 2: Most Profitable Crime, 1992
Travel 1, 1991
(2 Folders)
Travel 1, 1992
Travel 2, 1991
(2 Folders)
Travel Interviews 4-6, 1991
Violence, 1992
Violence, 1992
Violence, undated
Violence, 1991
Distance Travelled to Purchase Drugs: The Effects of Social,
Demographic, and Locational Variables, 1992
Drug and Criminal Activity Patterns of Urban Offenders:
Markov Chain Analysis, n.d.
Drug Matrix Materials, 1991
Drug Use Interview I-IV, 1992
(5 Folders)
Drug Use Interview V-VI, 1992
(5 Folders)
Box 27
Empty Surveys, 1990-1991
Example Surveys and Matrices, 1990-1991
(15 Folders)
Fix Interview 4, 5, 6, 1991
FIX, 1991
Geography Database Output, 1991
Identifying, Gaining Access to and Collecting Data on
Afro-American, 1992
II-A, undated
II-C, undated
II-D, undated
II-E, undated
II-F, 1990
II-FA, 1990
II-FB, undated
II-G, undated
II-H, 1990
II-I, 1990
II-J, 1990
II-L, 1990
II-M, undated
II-N, 1990
Input Checks, undated
Input Values, undated
Location and Activity Patterns Logit Analysis, 1992
Log Linear Model, 1991
Logical Equations, undated
Miscellaneous Survey Material, undated
NIDA Technical Review Research on Minority Youth, 1991
Origin and Destinations Entire Cycle, 1992
Reliability Issues, 1991
Sergey Database Output, 1991
Social Demographic Background Statistical Analysis, 1992
(3 Folders)
Surveys, 1990
Time Use Research Conference, 1993
Urban Crime Patterns Syllabus, 1991
Values, 1991
Subseries:
Box 28
Electronic Media, undated
3 ¼ Floppy disks,
Data Dictionary Backup, undated
(3 disks)
Life History Interview,
Case 7 and 33, undated
(7 disks)
Case 15, undated
(2 disks)
Case 22, 58, 108, 133, undated
(4 disks)
Case 28, undated
(2 disks)
Case 37, undated
(2 disks)
Case 44, undated
(2 disks)
Case 51, undated
(2 disks)
Case 52, undated
(2 disks)
Case 55 and 108, undated
(4 disks)
Case 64, undated
(2 disks)
Case 71, undated
(2 disks)
Case 80, undated
(2 disks)
Case 86, undated
(3 disks)
Case 88, undated
(4 disks)
Case 92, undated
(3 disks)
Case 96, undated
(3 disks)
Case 100, undated
(2 disks)
Case 101, undated
(4 disks)
Case 159, undated
(2 disks)
Case 172, undated
(2 disks)
Case 191, undated
(2 disks)
Case 192, undated
(1 disk)
Case 197, undated
(2 disks)
Case 241, undated
(2 disks)
Case 278, undated
(1 disk)
Macintosh, undated
(2 disks)
Unlabeled, undated
(4 disks)
Microcassettes - Respondent interviews, undated
(198 tapes)
Quarter Inch Magnetic Cartridge Tapes, undated
(12 unidentified tapes)
Box 29
RESTRICTED FILES
Urban Lifestyles Project Interview Summary Cards (1-428),
1990
