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Daily PressTodays crime related press reports collected by Prof. Thomas Görgen, German Police University
The Conversation, 01.11.2016
The fortress complex: how the West became obsessed with home security
Sarah Blandy, Rowland Atkinson
The Guardian, 01.11.2016
The ruthlessly effective rebranding of Europe’s new far right
Sasha Polakow-Suransky
EurekAlert!, 01.11.2016
Prescription of psychotropic medication after prison release linked to lower rate of violent reoffending
The Conversation, 02.11.2016
No direct flight: new maps show the fragmented journeys of migrants and refugees to Europe
Franck Düvell, Nando Sigona
Newsweek, 02.11.2016
Joseph Margulies: Comey Was Wrong About ‘The Ferguson Effect’ Too
Joseph Margulies
EurekAlert!, 02.11.2016
Chasing minor offences can help track down the serious criminals, according to new book
University of Huddersfield
MD Magazine, 02.11.2016
Does the Stress of Living in High-Crime Neighborhoods Bring on Asthma?
Dava Stewart
The Conversation, 03.11.2016
As long as people are pushed to flee their homes for Europe, smuggling networks will remain a necessity
Katharine Jones, Simon McMahon
EurekAlert!, 03.11.2016
Study: Internet gaming's 'not as addictive as gambling but more research is needed'
University of Oxford
CityLab, 04.11.2016
Psychology Researchers Found New Evidence for the 'Broken Windows' Policing Theory
Laura Bliss
The Conversation, 04.11.2016
Guy Fawkes night: celebrating the most famous act of counter-terrorism in history
Louise Kettle Assistant Professor
The Conversation, 04.11.2016
Deadly combination: the psychiatric disorders that might have made Anders Breivik into a mass shooter
Clare Allely
Daily Mail Published, 04.11.2016
Giving ex-prisoners drugs may help stop them re-offending: Mental health medication could cut relapse rates
Ryan O'Hare
Journalist’s Resource, 04.11.2016
Background checks for ammo and guns could reduce deaths: New research
Kentucky Center for Investigative Reporting, 04.11.2016
Louisville Police Have Quietly Built A Massive Online Monitoring Operation
Jacob Ryan
USAPP American Politics and Policy (blog, 06.11.2016
Book Review: Preventive Detention of Terror Suspects: A New Legal Framework by Diane Webber
Diane Webber
Los Angeles Times, 06.11.2016
Pundits think Islamic State’s Baghdadi is smart because he’s cruel. That’s nonsense
Max Abrahms
bellingcat, 06.11.2016
ISIS’s Somalian Franchise Seizes Qandala: Background and Significance
Jacob Beeders
The Conversation, 06.11.2016
Corruption looks different in China
Nolan Sharkey Winthrop Professor of Law
The Heights, 06.11.2016
The Nature of the Terrorist Threat Has Become Complex:’ Schwartz Says at Panel
Gibran Caroline Boyce
The Conversation, 07.11.2016
Can private security companies improve responses to victims of family violence?
Diarmaid Harkin ,Kate Fitz-Gibbon Senior
EurekAlert, 07.11.2016
Using a patient's own words, machine learning automatically identifies suicidal behavior
Christian Science Monito, 07.11.2016
As demand for secularism grows in France, believers push back at work
Sara Miller Llana
The Conversation, 07.11.2016
How an army of ‘super recognisers’ could help spot criminals and missing persons
Sarah Bate Senior
The Conversation, 07.11.2016
Mosul will fall – but it may take a bigger US presence to force Islamic State out
Paul Rogers
Government Technology, 07.11.2016
Where Traditional DNA Testing Fails, Algorithms Take Over
Lauren Kirchner
Government Technology, 07.11.2016
Where Traditional DNA Testing Fails, Algorithms Take Over
Lauren Kirchner
The Conversation, 08.11.2016
Everything you need to know about workplace bullying
Frances McGregor Senior
https://theconversation.com/ankle-tags-house-arrest-and-forced-relocation-how-does-britain-balance-security-and-civil-rights-68109, 08.11.2016
Ankle tags, house arrest and forced relocation: how does Britain balance security and civil rights?
Helen Fenwick
EurekAlert!, 08.11.2016
Trump's political success was a triumph of style over substance: UBC research
University of British Columbia
The Most Consequential Criminal Justice Policy Shift In A Generation For Latinos Is Prop 64, 08.11.2016
The Most Consequential Criminal Justice Policy Shift In A Generation For Latinos Is Prop 64
Arturo Carmona Former
The Conversation, 08.11.2016
Do we care about old people behind bars, and should we?
Bruce Stevens Wicking
The Atlantic, 08.11.2016
A Lawsuit Accuses Black Lives Matter of Inciting a 'War on Police'
J. Weston Phippen
Niemanlab, 09.11.2016
The forces that drove this election’s media failure are likely to get worse
Joshua Benton
The Conversation, 09.11.2016
How our tool analysing emotions on Twitter predicted Donald Trump win
Tom Jackson ,Martin Sykora
The New York Review of Books November 10, 10.11.2016
Iraq: The Terrible Battle for Mosul
Joshua Hammer
UKAuthority.com (press release) (blog, 10.11.2016
Digital and the changing face of crime
Giles Herdale
Washington Post, 10.11.2016
How will President Trump shape crime and policing policy in America?
Tom Jackman
Eurasia Review, 10.11.2016
Lone Wolf Terrorism: Does It Exist In Indonesia? – Analysis
Chaula R. Anindya
The Sun, 10.11.2016
'DON'T LET OTHERS SLOW YOU DOWN' Anti-terror cops release video guide showing YOU how to survive a deadly ISIS attack on the year anniversary of Paris
The Crime, 10.11.2016
Do the ‘Right Thing’: Janet Reno’s Legacy for Trump’s Attorney General
James M. Doyle
CNN Updated, 10.11.2016
Mosul: Amnesty accuses 'Iraqi police' of unlawful killings, torture
Angela Dewan
War on the Rocks, 10.11.2016
How Will Jihadist Strategy Evolve as the Islamic State Declines?
Colin Clarke and Daveed Gartenstein-Ross
The Conversation, 10.11.2016
Anarchy in the USA: five years on, the legacy of Occupy Wall Street and what it can teach us in the Age of Trump
Ruth Kinna ,Alex Prichard ,Thomas Swann
The Conversation, 11.11.2016
What might a Trump presidency mean for Muslims and the Muslim world?
Mehmet Ozalp
Washington Post, 11.11.2016
In Libya, United States lays plans to hunt down escaped Islamic State fighters
Adam Entous and Missy Ryan
Washington Post, 11.11.2016
Auschwitz, sex assault and police shootings — where virtual reality is going next
Elizabeth Dwoskin, Michael Alison Chandler and Brian Fung
CityLab, 11.11.2016
Auschwitz, sex assault and police shootings — where virtual reality is going next
Elizabeth Dwoskin, Michael Alison Chandler and Brian Fung
CityLab, 11.11.2016
A Controversial Police Chief's Parting Words With His Profession
Cameron McLay ,Brentin Mock
The Conversation, 11.11.2016
Spalding murders must not be used to justify more punitive responses to young offenders
Sean Creaney ,Stephen Case
EurekAlert, 11.11.2016
Pneumonitis from ingesting fuel: Doctors treating refugees notice severe illness
The Conversation, 13.11.2016
Central Mali gripped by a dangerous brew of jihad, revolt and self-defence
Yvan Guichaoua ,Dougoukolo Alpha Oumar Ba-Konaré
The Conversation, 13.11.2016
The new normal: one year since terror attacks, Paris is a city afraid and divided
Joseph Downing
New York Times, 14.11.2016
Harsher Security Tactics? Obama Left Door Ajar, and Donald Trump Is Knocking
CHARLIE SAVAGE
theguardian., 14.11.2016
Privacy experts fear Donald Trump running global surveillance network
Spencer Ackerman ,Ewen MacAskill
The Conversation, 14.11.2016
Testing of backlogged rape evidence leads to hundreds of convictions
Rachel Lovell Senior ,Daniel J. Flannery
The Conversation, 14.11.2016
How to save the Internet of Things from cyber attacks – with psychology
John Blythe , Carmen Lefevre
EurekAlert!, 14.11.2016
Homicide rates rise after introduction of 'Stand Your Ground' self-defense law
The Conversation, 14.11.2016
Why a narrow view of restorative justice blunts its impact
Sarah Malotane Henkeman
Gizmodo, 14.11.2016
Facebook's Fight Against Fake News Was Undercut by Fear of Conservative Backlash
Michael Nunez
smallwarsjournal (blog), 15.11.2016
CSIS Commission Issues Report Calling for a New Comprehensive Strategy to Counter Violent Extremism
EurekAlert, 15.11.2016
After decades of research, science is no better able to predict suicidal behaviors
The Conversation, 15.11.2016
Three good reasons to worry about Trump having the nuclear codes
Richard Slade
Discover Magazine, 15.11.2016
Lacking Funding and Data, Gun Policy Researchers Soldier On
Nathaniel Scharping
Washington Post, 15.11.2016
I told conservatives to work for Trump. One talk with his team changed my mind.
Eliot A. Cohen
CSS Resources (blog), 16.11.2016
A Radical Defence for Democracy: Allow Space for Anti-Democratic Speech
Tobias Gemmerli
Broadly, 16.11.2016
The Campaign Recruiting Former Extremists to Stop Girls from Joining ISIS
Lara Whyte
The Crime Report, 16.11.2016
Targeted’ Injustice: Why Prosecuting the War on Drugs Needs Serious Reform
Isidoro Rodriguez
Minneapolis Star Tribune, 16.11.2016
Prosecutions in U.S. police shootings rise, convictions remain rare
Jennifer Bjorhus
BuzzFeed, 16.11.2016
Viral Fake Election News Outperformed Real News On Facebook In Final Months Of The US Election
Craig Silverman
WCPO, 17.11.2016
I-Team: Early warning system to spot racial profiling quietly slips by wayside
Joe Rosemeyer, Evan Millward
Albuquerque Journal Thursday,, 17.11.2016
Experts: Video evidence isn’t slam dunk in police shootings
Kyle Potter and Amy Forliti
CSS Resources (blog), 17.11.2016
Preventing Violent Extremism in US: Updating the Strategy
Cameron Sumpter
NBCNews.com, 17.11.2016
Google Think Tank Launches New Weapon in Fight Against ISIS
Ronan Farrow, Rich McHugh and Tracy Connor
National Post, 17.11.2016
Inside Toronto’s extremist prevention program, where police quietly stop ‘wannabes’ from joining ISIL, KKK
Stewart Bell
The Conversation, 17.11.2016
With legal pot comes a problem: How do we weed out impaired drivers?
Igor Grant
The Conversation, 17.11.2016
Prison violence is not about staffing: they’ve always been dangerous for prisoners
David Scott Senior
BuzzFeed, 17.11.2016
Rudy Giuliani Was Paid Millions To Make Mexico City Safer And It May Not Have Worked
Karla Zabludovsky
The Washington Post, 17.11.2016
Police are using software to predict crime. Is it a ‘holy grail’ or biased against minorities?
Justin Jouvenal
The Conversation, 17.11.2016
How the world reached the brink of nuclear war not once but twice in 1983
Nick Blackbourn
The Conversation, 18.11.2016
How getting rid of ‘black money’ has driven a digital treasure hunt in India
Nripendra Rana ,Yogesh K Dwivedi , Nripendra Rana
The Conversation, 18.11.2016
How the International Criminal Court can survive Russian and African scorn
Mark Chadwick Lecturer
The Intercept, 18.11.2016
Troubling Study Says Artificial Intelligence Can Predict Who Will Be Criminals Based on Facial Features
Sam Biddle
theguardian, 19.11.2016
Rise of the drones: from policing the streets to painting your house
Mark Harris
Slate Magazine, 21.11.2016
Predictive Policing Isn’t About the Future. It’s about the past.
Logan Koepke
The Conversation, 21.11.2016
CSI trees: how forensic science is helping combat illegal logging
Eleanor Dormontt
The Washington Post, 21.11.2016
Ambush killings of police officers has hit a 10-year high
Christopher Ingraham
New York Times, 21.11.2016
Richard Rorty’s 1998 Book Suggested Election 2016 Was Coming
JENNIFER SENIOR
The Conversation, 22.11.2016
The dirty politics of scapegoating – and why victims are always the harmless, easy targets
Alexander Douglas,
The Conversation, 22.11.2016
What makes a criminal? Friends, parents – and their failings – play a big part
Agata Debowska
Open Democracy, 22.11.2016
From countering to preventing violent extremism
Geoffrey Macdonald and Luke Waggoner
VICE, 22.11.2016
What Jeff Sessions's Appointment Would Mean for Criminal Justice in America
Eli Hager, Alysia Santo, and Simone Weichselbaum
The Conversation, 23.11.2016
Blame the victim? Domestic violence as covered in The Sun and The Guardian
Michele Lloyd Senior
The Conversation, 23.11.2016
Why WHO needs a radical rethink of its draconian approach to cannabis
Ian Hamilton ,Mark Monaghan ,Steve Rolles
The Conversation, 23.11.2016
How the UK passed the most invasive surveillance law in democratic history – and what we can do about it
Paul Bernal
The Conversation, 23.11.2016
The seeds of the alt-right, America’s emergent right-wing populist movement
George Michael
Al Arabiya English, 24.11.2016
Global Terrorism Index: ISIS is now the ‘deadliest and wealthiest terrorist group’
Francesca Astorri
The Conversation, 24.11.2016
The real prison crisis is the damage the system does to its prisoners
Anastasia Chamberlen
The Conversation, 24.11.2016
Recognising the controlling patterns at the heart of domestic abuse
Maureen O'Hara
Washington Post, 24.11.2016
Russian propaganda effort helped spread ‘fake news’ during election, experts say
Craig Timberg
The Conversation, 27.11.2016
New laws are not necessarily the answer to counter the real threat pornography poses
Terry Goldsworthy
The Conversation, 28.11.2016
A licence to print: how real is the risk posed by 3D printed guns?
Thomas Birtchnell
Huffington Post, 28.11.2016
The Same Old, Same Old is Not Working for Those Who Experience Domestic Violence
Maria E. Garay-Serratos
The Conversation, 28.11.2016
Domestic violence also has an economic penalty – we need to tackle it
Jane Bullen, Natasha Cortis
EurekAlert!, 28.11.2016
Power poses don't help and could potentially backfire, Penn study shows
University of Pennsylvania
The Conversation, 28.11.2016
How paedophiles speak to children online
Cristina Izura, Nuria Lorenzo-Dus
The Conversation, 29.11.2016
Flakka is a dangerous drug, but it doesn’t turn you into a zombie
Joseph Palamar
Reliefweb, 29.11.2016
Arab Human Development Report 2016: Enabling youth to shape their own future key to progress on development and stability in Arab region
Wall Street Journal, 29.11.2016
Police Probe Ohio State Attack as Possible Terrorism
Melissa Korn, Kris Maher and Devlin Barrett
Quartz, 29.11.2016
Behavioral science shows why we must stay vigilant about calling out everyday bigotry
Keith Payne
Buzzfeed, 29.11.2016
Italy’s Most Popular Political Party Is Leading Europe In Fake News And Kremlin Propaganda
Alberto Nardelli, Craig Silverman
The Conversation, 30.11.2016
The disturbing connection between bullying and sexual harassment
Dorothy Espelage
Big Think, 30.11.2016
Scientists Scan the Brain on God: Find the Same Area Activated as for Sex, Drugs and Love
Paul Ratner
ReliefWeb, 30.11.2016
Afghan Women and Violent Extremism: Colluding, Perpetrating or Preventing?
US Institute of Peace
The Conversation, 30.11.2016
How a serial killer used social media to attract his victims – and why we should all take note
Serena Simmons
