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

Washington Post, 10.03.2017

Friday essay: video games, military culture and new narratives of war

Andrew Yip

We spend $100 billion on policing. We have no idea what works.

Barry Friedman

FactCheck.org, 10.03.2017

Refugees and Terrorism Investigations

Eugene Kiely

The University of Manchester (press release), 10.03.2017

Major international project to research radicalisation & fundamentalism

Britain’s dark history of criminalising homeless people in public spaces

Victoria Cooper, Daniel McCulloch

Is the Muslim Brotherhood a terrorist organization?

Terje Ostebo

EurekAlert!, 10.03.2017

University of Leicester in new project to identify Jack the Ripper's last known victim

Mic, 10.03.2017

Is it legal to film police? When officers made up a law, this man knew better.

Anna Swartz

Mic, 10.03.2017

The US opioid crisis is real and deadly. Trumpcare could make it even worse.

Brianna Provenzano

The Conversation, 11.03.2017

Contested spaces: living off the edge in a city mall where design fuels conflict

Matt Novacevski

Newsweek, 11.03.2017

Why Putin May Not Want to Defeat ISIS in Syria

Rahim Rahimov

How to teach sex education to young offenders

Michelle Templeton

The New Yorker, 13.03.2017

The Underground Railroad for Refugees

Jake Halpern

The Conversation, 13.03.2017

Why prison building will continue booming in rural America

John M. Eason

Analysis, 13.03.2017

Yes, the media do underreport some terrorist attacks. Just not the ones most people think of.

Erin M. Kearns, Allison Betus and Anthony Lemieux

Science Magazine, 13.03.2017

Did you knowingly commit a crime? Brain scans could tell

Warren Cornwall

The Marshall Project, 13.03.2017

Crime Hotspots Need Investments, Not Just Policing

Maurice Jones and Julia Ryan

News-Medical, 13.03.2017

Mothers play key role in honour-based crime that is often unseen by police, research suggests

New technique completely protects internet video from cyberattacks -- Ben-Gurion University study

American Associates, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev

New forensic tools will help identify children in child sexual exploitation material

The Conversation, 13.03.2017

Researchers predict crime knowledge states in the human brain

Virginia Tech

Leniency for lower level sex offenders won’t help protect children – more police funding could

Natalie Mann

theguardian.com, 13.03.2017

How can we tackle the thorny problem of fraudulent research?

Mike Marinetto

The Conversation, 13.03.2017

Colombia’s approach to criminals must be tough – for the sake of peace

Seb Eskauriatza

People see black men as larger, more threatening than same-sized white men

The Conversation, 14.03.2017

Door and window locks are less carbon-costly and more effective than burglar alarms

University of Surrey

The Atlantic, 13.03.2017

This Article Won’t Change Your Mind

Julie Beck

Phishing scams are becoming ever more sophisticated – and firms are struggling to keep up

Emma Williams, Debi Ashenden

EurekAlert!, 14.03.2017

Power of shared pain triggers extreme self-sacrifice

EurekAlert!, 14.03.2017

The Lancet: The weaponisation of health care: Using people's need for health care as a weapon of war over six years of Syrian conflict

PolitiFact, 14.03.2017

Are Mexican drug cartels working with 100,000 street gang members in Chicago?

Miriam Valverde

The Conversation, 14.03.2017

How to cut Australia’s $48 billion crime bill

Rick Sarre

The Conversation, 15.03.2017

If surveillance cameras are to be kept in line, the rules will have to keep pace with technology

William Webster

EurekAlert!, 15.03.2017

Female cyberbullies and victims feel the most negative about school and learning

EurekAlert!, 15.03.2017

World-first surveillance strategy shaped by Stirling expertise

University of Stirling

NOW Magazine, 15.03.2017

CSIS’s alternative facts universe

Matthew Behrens

The Conversation, 16.03.2017

How online hate infiltrates social media and politics

Adam G. Klein

The Conversation, 16.03.2017

Brazil is relying on soldiers instead of regular police – here’s why

Christoph Harig

UPI.com, 16.03.2017

Taking the 'terror' out of terrorism requires outsmarting fear

Brian Michael Jenkins

The Atlantic, 16.03.2017

Is Trump Dragging Down the European Far-Right?

David A. Graham

Pacific Standard, 16.03.2017

Most Americans Support Rehabilitation Over Jail Time

Kate Wheeling

EurekAlert!, 16.03.2017

EurekAlert!

Norwegian University of Science and Technology

The Atlantic, 16.03.2017

What Should the Feds Do About Bad Cops?

Matt Ford

The Conversation, 16.03.2017

Freedom of religion under threat across Europe after EU court rules employers can ban headscarves

Sara Silvestri

Newswise, 16.03.2017

AU Experts Available to Discuss Hate in the U.S., Abroad and the Rise of the Alt-Right

Bypassing encryption: ‘Lawful hacking’ is the next frontier of law enforcement technology

Ben Buchanan

Why South Africa should follow Portugal and decriminalise drug use

Monique Marks

Chicago Daily Herald, 17.03.2017

There’s no need to lock older people into nursing homes ‘for their own safety’

Marta Woolford, Joseph Ibrahim

Survey of cops says ... public doesn't understand risks they face

Charles Keeshan and Susan Sarkauskas

Deseret News, 17.03.2017

ISIS’s intriguing silence about Donald Trump’s approach to Muslims

Tom Heneghan

The Atlantic, 17.03.2017

What Lies Ahead for Obama's Countering Violent Extremism Program?

Emma Green

Washington Post, 17.03.2017

If a teenager has one abusive relationship, it’s likely they’ll experience another

Janice Neumann

New York Magazine, 17.03.2017

A New Book Argues That the Concerns Over Violent Video Games Are a Moral Panic

Jesse Singal

Newsweek, 17.03.2017

The Story of Bruno Fernandes, the Goalkeeper Convicted of Murder, Shows a Growing Darkness in Football

Andrew Downie

Full Fact, 17.03.2017

How many men have a sexual interest in children?

Baltimore Sun, 17.03.2017

More guns won't make us safer

CBC.ca, 17.03.2017

'Canadian criminal justice system is failing victims of crime,' says UBC prof.

Matt Humphrey

TwinCities.com, 17.03.2017

Living on the edge: are America’s deportation laws traumatising immigrants?

Alejandra Rivera

‘Blitzed’ details Nazis’ aim for meth superdrug to win war, Hitler as lab rat

The Milli Gazette, 17.03.2017

Why Do Some Men Rape?

Robert J. Burrowes

The Conversation, 19.03.2017

Why should we obey the law?

Duncan Ivison

The Atlantic, 19.03.2017

The Denationalization of American Muslims

Peter Beinart

BuzzFeed News, 19.03.2017

The New Handbook For Cyberwar Is Being Written By Russia

Sheera Frenkel BuzzFeed News Reporter

Tor upgrades to make anonymous publishing safer

Philipp Winter

Firstcoastnews.com, 20.03.2017

Street harassment is a public health problem: The case of Mexico City

Lauren Ferreira Cardoso

A real whodunnit: The evolving science of false confessions

Anne Schindler

The Independent, 20.03.2017

US crime rates have decreased in areas of high immigration, reports show

Rachael Revesz

Indianapolis Star, 20.03.2017

Why every Indiana inmate could soon have a tablet

Ryan Martin

Can science produce better passport control officers?

Viktoria Mileva, Anna Bobak, Peter Hancock

The Conversation, 21.03.2017

Islamic State prepares for life after Mosul as Iraqi morale runs low

Paul Rogers

The Guardian, 20.03.2017

British banks handled vast sums of laundered Russian money

Luke Harding, Nick Hopkins and Caelainn Barr

Private prisons, explained

Brett C. Burkhardt

EurekAlert!, 21.03.2017

Energy drinks mask alcohol's effects, increase injury risk

The Conversation, 21.03.2017

Children are leading the way on tackling sexual harassment in schools

Emma Renold

EurekAlert!, 21.03.2017

Parents' advice can support or undermine targets of school bullying-prevention programs

EurekAlert!, 21.03.2017

Initial hospital costs from gunshot wounds total $6.6 billion over 9 years, study finds

Stanford University Medical Center

SPIEGEL ONLINE, 21.03.2017

Much of What We Think We Know Is Wrong

Hein de Haas

Pacific Standard, 22.03.2017

Meet the Estonian Woman Shaping International Cybersecurity Policy

Jiyeong Jeon

Pacific Standard, 22.03.2017

A Guide to Treason 2.0

Rebecca Buckwalter-Poza

Pacific Standard, 22.03.2017

Undocumented Criminals Must Be Defended

Malcolm Harris

The Conversation, 22.03.2017

Get Out: why racism really is terrifying

Victoria Anderson

New York Review of Books, 23.03.2017

What He Could Do

Mark Danner

New York Review of Books, 23.03.2017

Why Free Speech Is Not Enough

David Cole

Terrorism in Westminster: London had expected attack for some time but it still came as a shock

David Lowe

The Sun, 23.03.2017

Low-tech attacks in high-profile locations are a hallmark of militant jihadi terrorists

Andrew Silke

Newswise, 23.03.2017

The Medical Minute: Marijuana Poses Unique Dangers to Children

Terror in London: Western cities will always be vulnerable to these attacks

Tony Walker

London attack: Terrorism expert explains three threats of jihadism in the West

Alexander Meleagrou-Hitchens

Westminster attack: the questions security professionals will be asking today

Hervé Borrion, Kartikeya Tripathi

Banning laptops at secure airports won’t keep aircraft safe from terror attacks

Michaela Preddy

Westminster attack: journalists need to beware the fog of breaking news

Richard Sambrook

SPIEGEL ONLINE, 23.03.2017

Young guns take charge of Europe’s mafia clans – with deadly results

Felia Allum

Targeting Terrorists

Pandaemonium, 23.03.2017

Thou Shalt Not Give Offence

Kenan Malik

New York Times, 23.03.2017

‘There’s a Smell of Treason in the Air’

Nicholas Kristof

InSight Crime, 24.03.2017

How science is helping the police search for bodies in water

Alastair Ruffell

Research Sheds Light on Obstacles to Leaving El Salvador Gangs

Leonardo Goi

The Conversation, 24.03.2017

How to measure the terrorism threat after the Westminster attack

Lee Jarvis

Project Syndicate, 24.03.2017

Problems from Hell

Newsweek, 24.03.2017

Google's Eric Schmidt ‘Can’t Guarantee’ Ads Won’t Appear by Extremist Content

Anthony Cuthbertson

Newsweek, 24.03.2017

London Isn't Burning: How Britain's History With the IRA Made it Resilient in the Face of Attack

Josh Lowe

Pacific Standard, 24.03.2017

The Rise of the Hacker Industrial Complex

Jonathan Moyer

theguardian.com, 25.03.2017

The mystery of Khalid Masood’s journey into violence and terror

Jason Burke

Quartz, 25.03.2017

Top crime experts around the US urge Trump to please just use some science

Hanna Kozlowska

The Conversation, 26.03.2017

Safe in the City? Girls tell it like it is

Nicole Kalms, Gill Matthewson, Pamela Salen

The New Yorker A Reporter at Large, 27.03.2017

The Reclusive Hedge-Fund Tycoon Behind the Trump Presidency

Jane Mayer

The Conversation, 27.03.2017

What if the London attack wasn’t an act of terrorism?

Steve Hewitt

The Conversation, 27.03.2017

A soldier and a sex worker walk into a therapist’s office. Who’s more likely to have PTSD?

Mary-Anne Kate, Graham Jamieson

EurekAlert!, 27.03.2017

Children, youth born in Canada at higher risk of unintentional gun injury than immigrants

The Straits Times, 27.03.2017

Dawa: The Islamist mind poison that turns lost souls into 'lone wolves'

Niall Ferguson

The Intelligencer, 27.03.2017

Tough on crime, tough on taxpayers

Newsweek, 27.03.2017

Ending WhatsApp Encryption to Stop Terrorism Would Actually Make People 'Less Safe'

Anthony Cuthbertson

Pacific Standard, 27.03.2017

An Arkansas Inmate Is Set to Be Executed Due to a Legal Technicality

Kate Wheeling

The Columbia Chronicle, 27.03.2017

Criminal justice reform bill has friends, foes on both sides

Caroline Bowen

To better fight terrorism, Europe needs more cooperation and money

Richard Maher

Forbes, 28.03.2017

How To Detect And Respond To Elder Abuse

Emily Gurnon

Are converts to Islam more likely to become extremists?

Matthew Francis, Kim Knott

Run, hide, tell – treat? The public now has a role to play in Westminster-style attacks

David Lowe

Why gender can’t be ignored when dealing with domestic violence

Gene Feder, Lucy Potter