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Todays crime related press reports collected by Prof. Thomas Görgen, German Police University

The social media profile of the Black Lives Matter movement

Research finds offender risk assessment tools in US Are promising, but questions remain

The Conversation, 07.06.2016

Bad behavior may not be a result of bad parenting, but a lack of common language

Are we in the midst of a public space crisis?

Zenovia Toloudi

The Conversation, 07.06.2016

Here’s how radical groups like Islamic State use social media to attract recruits

Sandy Schumann

Vocativ, 07.06.2016

It’s Still Remarkably Easy For Criminals To Buy Guns On Facebook

James King and Adi Cohen

Newswise, 07.06.2016

You Are Not as Anonymous as You Think Online

Cincinnati.com, 07.06.2016

Police monitoring firm to UC: Bring back Tasers

Kate Murphy

The Detroit News, 08.06.2016

Study shows long-term marijuana use changes brain's reward circuit

Gun buy-back program turns weapons into jewelry

Stephanie Steinberg

EurekAlert!, 08.06.2016

Trauma in childhood linked to drug use in adolescence

EurekAlert!, 08.06.2016

Study of police officers finds fatigue impacts tactical social interaction

American Academy of Sleep Medicine

The Spectator, 08.06.2016

Keeping up appearances no longer popular as neighbourhoods fall into disrepair

Helen Nugent

New York Review of Books, 09.06.2016

The Wars of Vladimir Putin

Timothy Snyder

Why we shouldn’t dismiss Bilderberg conspiracies so lightly

Martin Parker

EurekAlert!, 09.06.2016

Witnesses can catch criminals by smell

EurekAlert!, 09.06.2016

Link found between witnessing parental domestic violence during childhood and attempted suicide

University of Toronto

EurekAlert!, 09.06.2016

Terrorism: Military tactics are not the only option

Is jury bias preventing justice for rape victims?

Dominic Willmott

Campuses aren’t safe. Are universities doing enough?

Kalpana Jain

Are some students more at risk of assault on campuses?

Leah Daigle

New York Times, 09.06.2016

Stanford sexual assault: how social media gave a voice to the victim

Winnie M Li

Why the Stanford Rape Trial Actually Represents Progress

EMILY BAZELON

Newsweek, 10.06.2016

‘The Uncondemned’: Retracing First Conviction for Rape as a Weapon of Genocide

Lucy Westcott

The Conversation, 10.06.2016

How can French authorities prevent a terrorist attack during Euro 2016?

David Lowe

Newsweek, 10.06.2016

Read Joe Biden’s Letter to the Stanford University Sexual Assault Victim

Michele Gorman

The Washington Post (Blog), 12.06.2016

Orlando shooting: The key things to know about about guns and mass shootings in America

Max Ehrenfreund

Vox, 12.06.2016

A history of America doing nothing in response to mass shootings

Zack Beauchamp

Raw Story, 12.06.2016

Here are 6 things you need to know about mass shootings and gun violence in America

New York Times, 12.06.2016

What if PTSD Is More Physical Than Psychological?

ROBERT F. WORTH

BBC News, 13.06.2016

Mafia criminals' income 'boosted by education'

Hannah Richardson

Mic, 13.06.2016

Here's the Truth About Whether Orlando Shooting Was Terrorism or a Hate Crime

Aaron Morrison

Unlike Paris or Brussels, Orlando looks like a hate crime by a ‘lone wolf’ killer

Suraj Lakhani

Marseille hooliganism: Russian fans and police must share blame with English

Mark Doidge

Soweto uprising: four decades on, South Africa still struggles with violent policing

Andrew Faull

New York Times, 13.06.2016

Let’s not get confused about this: Orlando was a queerphobic attack

João Florêncio

The Scope of the Orlando Carnage

Frank Bruni

Gun researchers see a public health emergency in Orlando mass shooting. Here’s why.

Sandro Galea, Ziming Xuan

Two violent men, two symptoms of the same sickness

Lisa Wade

Another mass shooting – what the experts say

Emily Costello

Terrorism and tourism: what cities should do to prepare for an attack

Lori Pennington-Gray

Los Angeles Times, 14.06.2016

Orlando massacre shows our understanding of ‘terrorism’ is too focused on jihad

Alan Greene

The NRA has blocked gun violence research for 20 years. It's time to end its stranglehold.

Michael Hiltzik

The Atlantic, 15.06.2016

Triangulation for the New Millenium

Dominic Tierney

The Atlantic, 15.06.2016

Afghans in America Didn’t Come to Bring Violence

Qais Akbar Omar

Islamic State is quick to claim Orlando shooting, but media should be careful in reporting those claims

Colleen Murrell

The Orlando shooting: exploring the link between hate crimes and terrorism

Joshua D. Freilich, Jeff Gruenewald, Steven Chermak, William Parkin

Explainer: what is the 2nd Amendment and how does it impact US gun control?

Jonathan Parker

Trump’s response to Orlando massacre proves just how dangerous he is

Adam Quinn

London Review of Books Vol. 38 No. 12, 16.06.2016

Hooligans and terrorists: the lethal dual threat facing French police

Bill Tupman

Newswise, 15.06.2016

‘Map’ of Teenage Brain Provides Strong Evidence of Link Between Serious Antisocial Behaviour and Brain Development

Except for His Father

Isabel Hull

New York Times online, 16.06.2016

Control and Fear: What Mass Killings and Domestic Violence Have in Common

AMANDA TAUB

The British Psychological Society, 16.06.2016

Helping the police to improve the conviction rate for rape

EurekAlert!, 16.06.2016

Analyzing how ISIS recruits through social media

University of Miami

EurekAlert!, 16.06.2016

Carrots and sticks fail to change behaviour in cocaine addiction

University of Cambridge

EurekAlert!, 16.06.2016

'Half of the people of Turkish origin do not feel recognized'

Disrupting pro-ISIS online ‘ecosystems’ could help thwart real-world terrorism

Neil Johnson

Jo Cox murder: what can be done to protect MPs – and British democracy?

David Lowe

Bothered by a brothel? How sex work can improve your neighbourhood

Emily Cooper, Paul Maginn

Losing control: The dangers of killer robots

Bonnie Docherty

Christian Science Monitor, 16.06.2016

Why is chemical castration being used on sex offenders in some countries?

Jonathan Pugh

Why New Jersey incarcerates more people than Rwanda

Max Lewontin

SPIEGEL ONLINE, 17.06.2016

Was Islamic State Really Planning an Attack in Germany?

New York Times, 17.06.2016

Fighting ISIS With an Algorithm, Physicists Try to Predict Attacks

PAM BELLUCK

Ars Technica, 17.06.2016

It’ll be very hard for terrorism victim’s family to win lawsuit against Twitter

Cyrus Farivar

The Atlantic, 17.06.2016

How ISIS Weaponized the Media After Orlando

Charlie Winter and Haroro J. Ingram

ScienceAlert, 17.06.2016

Human 'body farm' reveals we need to stop using pigs to establish time of death

JOSH HRALA

Washington Post, 19.06.2016

Are lone wolves or terrorist groups more deadly? The answer depends on the country.

Brian J. Phillips

Science 2.0, 19.06.2016

Major Differences Between Women And Men Who Commit Deadly Violence

University of Gothenburg

New Statesman, 19.06.2016

The great escape

Robert Winder

Salon Sunday, 19.06.2016

It’s time to rethink “violent” crime: How mislabeling misconduct contributes to our bloated criminal justice system

Benjamin Levin

The New Yorker A Reporter at Large, 20.06.2016

How a New York State prisoner became a jailhouse lawyer, and changed the system.

Jennifer Gonnerman

theguardian.com, 20.06.2016

Can the US break its cycle of gun control failure?

Lois Beckett

The Local.de, 20.06.2016

‘Spanking kids is why US is more violent than Germany’

Chronicle of Higher Education, 20.06.2016

Federal Agencies Don’t Fund Big Gun-Violence Research. Can California?

Arielle Martinez

EurekAlert!, 20.06.2016

Researchers link childhood hunger, violence later in life

University of Texas at Dallas

PsychCentral.com (blog), 20.06.2016

Counseling in ER Can Reduce Youth Violence

Rick Nauert PhD

New Statesman, 20.06.2016

Why the Western-backed assault on Islamic State in Iraq and Syria is failing.

Shiraz Maher

The Atlantic, 20.06.2016

The Orlando 911 Transcripts

Krishnadev Calamur

The Conversation, 20.06.2016

How neoliberalism’s moral order feeds fraud and corruption

Jörg Wiegratz, David Whyte

Reason, 20.06.2016

After Orlando, Irrelevant Solutions Dominate Discussion

Steve Chapman

The Conversation, 20.06.2016

How illegal firearms find their way onto British streets despite tough laws

Helen Williamson

New York Times, 21.06.2016

Ending Gun Violence

EurekAlert!, 21.06.2016

New statistical approach will help researchers better determine cause-effect

University of Missouri-Columbia

The Conversation, 21.06.2016

Sandy Hook lawsuit is latest effort to hold gun makers liable for mass shootings

Timothy D. Lytton

The Conversation, 21.06.2016

Is it racist to complain about EU migration?

Jon Fox

Pacific Standard, 21.06.2016

How Do We Prevent the Next Brock Turner?

Malcolm Harris

Early behavior problems impact long-term educational attainment more for boys than girls

American Sociological Association

Football hooliganism’s links to organised crime

Anthony Ellis

Funding cuts could leave victims of domestic violence with nowhere to go

Michaela Rogers

Buying and selling hacked passwords: How does it work?

Thomas Holt

No massacres and an accelerating decline in overall gun deaths: the impact of Australia’s major 1996 gun law reforms

Simon Chapman

Childhood abuse and chronic parental domestic violence linked to later addictions

University of Toronto

Experts examine the environmental impact of crime