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The Conversation, 01.09.2017
Anger, aggression and violence: it matters that we know the difference
Chanelle Tarabay, Wayne Warburton
Newsweek, 01.09.2017
Jihad in Jamaica: How a Radical Cleric's Arrest Reveals A Link Between ISIS and the Caribbean
Jack Moore
National Law Journal, 01.09.2017
3 Things to Know About the Trump Lawyers’ Memos to Mueller
Cogan Schneier
The People’s Vanguard of Davis, 03.09.2017
Police Militarization Endangers Public Safety
Neill Franklin
The Conversation, 04.09.2017
Caught between police and gangs, Rio de Janeiro residents are dying in the line of fire
Robert Muggah
Newsweek, 04.09.2017
Women and Children Taking Up Arms for ISIS in Marawi, Philippine Army Says
Jack Moore
EurekAlert!, 05.09.2017
Oregon's marijuana legalization prompted big drop in sales in Washington's border counties
The Conversation, 05.09.2017
Research shows smacking makes children more aggressive and at risk of mental health problems
Raymond Arthur
The Conversation, 05.09.2017
English riots 2011: new research shows why crowd behaviour isn’t contagious
John Drury
The Conversation, 05.09.2017
It’s too hard to get the data of Australian criminals when it’s stored overseas
Dan Jerker B. Svantesson
theguardian.com, 05.09.2017
Take away Aung San Suu Kyi’s Nobel peace prize. She no longer deserves it
George Monbiot
The Conversation, 06.09.2017
Poisoned water holes: the legal dangers of dark web policing
Ian Warren, Adam Molnar, Monique Mann
EurekAlert!, 06.09.2017
More stringent rape laws reduce chances a country will face civil war, study finds
The Conversation, 06.09.2017
National Action: what I discovered about the ideology of Britain’s violent neo-Nazi youth movement
Chris Allen
The Conversation, 07.09.2017
Police want to read encrypted messages, but they already have significant power to access our data
Michael Wilson, Monique Mann
EurekAlert!, 07.09.2017
New facial recognition findings could help develop new treatments for conduct disorder
Boing Boing, 08.09.2017
Case study of LAPD and Palantir's predictive policing tool: same corruption; new, empirical respectability
The Conversation, 08.09.2017
How to help offenders on probation who are at high risk of suicide
Jay-Marie Mackenzie
The Conversation, 08.09.2017
Why social media apps should be in your disaster kit
Daniel P. Aldrich, Courtney M. Page
The Conversation, 08.09.2017
Inside view: prison crisis will continue until we hear inmates’ stories
Victoria Anderson
Washington Post, 08.09.2017
The case for Trump-Russia collusion: We’re getting very, very close
Anne Applebaum
Newsweek, 08.09.2017
Hurricane Irma: ISIS and Al-Qaeda Supporters Celebrate Havoc In Florida And The Caribbean
Jack Moore
The Conversation, 08.09.2017
Why Spike Lee’s 25th Hour is the most enduring film about 9/11
Arin Keeble
Newsweek, 09.09.2017
ISIS Supporters Call For Poisoning of Food in Grocery Stores Across U.S. and Europe
Jack Moore
Stratfor Worldview, 10.09.2017
Georgia Tackles the Thorny Problem of Radicalization
Onnik James Krikorian
The Conversation, 11.09.2017
9/11 anniversary: Understanding extremist motives could stop further violence
André Gagné
The Conversation, 11.09.2017
Ceuta and Melilla: the Spanish enclaves at the centre of the fight against terrorism
Drew Mikhael
The Conversation, 11.09.2017
Trafficked to grow cannabis: Vietnamese migrants are being exploited in Britain
Daniel Silverstone
Haaretz, 11.09.2017
Terror Was Al Qaeda's Goal on 9/11. For ISIS, It's the Apocalypse
Torkel Brekke and Ori Goldberg
VICE.com, 12.09.2017
Inside the first database that tracks America’s criminal cops
Isabella McKinley Corbo and Tess Owen
The Conversation, 12.09.2017
Could computer vaccines start a new approach to preventing cyber-attacks?
Paul Levy
The Hill, 12.09.2017
Stop jailing those accused of low-level, non violent crimes before trial
Ron Davis
The Conversation, 12.09.2017
Protecting children from abuse in organisations needs leadership and cultural change
Daryl Higgins
EurekAlert!, 13.09.2017
Offhand comments can expose underlying racism, UW study finds
University of Washington
Pacific Standard, 13.09.2017
Four Good Reasons You Should Be Skeptical of the Claim That Biology Explains Inequality
Michael White
The Conversation, 13.09.2017
Machine gaydar: AI is reinforcing stereotypes that liberal societies are trying to get rid of
Ansgar Koene
The Straits Times, 14.09.2017
What a woman learnt from interviewing 100 convicted rapists in India
Vidhi Doshi
Bristol Post, 14.09.2017
St Paul's riot DID spark 1981 race riots across Britain, as researchers find 'direct connection'
St Paul's riot DID spark 1981 race riots across Britain, as researchers find 'direct connection'
The Conversation, 14.09.2017
How our unconscious minds are prejudiced against benefit claimants
Robert de Vries
ProPublica, 14.09.2017
Facebook Enabled Advertisers to Reach ‘Jew Haters’
Julia Angwin, Madeleine Varner and Ariana Tobin
The Guardian, 14.09.2017
Making war illegal changed the world. But it’s becoming too easy to break the law
Oona A Hathaway and Scott J Shapiro
EurekAlert!, 15.09.2017
Immigrant parents report fewer adverse childhood experiences than US-born parents
The Conversation, 15.09.2017
Face ID and iOS 11: a few lingering security questions about the new iPhone X
Wencheng Yang, Guanglou Zheng
The Conversation, 15.09.2017
Using AI to determine queer sexuality is misconceived and dangerous
Alex Sharpe, Senthorun Raj
The Conversation, 15.09.2017
Processing centres in North Africa are not the answer for EU refugees
Azadeh Dastyari
The Conversation, 15.09.2017
Can taking down websites really stop terrorists and hate groups?
Thomas Holt, Joshua D. Freilich, Steven Chermak
The Conversation, 15.09.2017
What’s the best way to integrate immigrants? Reward effort and don’t make their lives difficult
Sergi Pardos-Prado
The Conversation, 15.09.2017
Merkel and Schulz must face up to Germany’s blind spot on corporate corruption
Daniel Hough
The Conversation, 15.09.2017
Rohingya crisis: this is what genocide looks like
Alicia de la Cour Venning
The Conversation, 16.09.2017
Parsons Green: how police hunt attackers at large
Hervé Borrion, Kartikeya Tripathi
The New Yorker Annals of Psychology, 18.09.2017
The Sorrow and the Shame of the Accidental Killer
Alice Gregory
The Conversation, 18.09.2017
How the government can steal your stuff: 6 questions about civil asset forfeiture answered
Nora V. Demleitner
Washington Post, 18.09.2017
Did the Ferguson shooting make police less proactive?
John Shjarback, Scott Decker, Scott Wolfe and David Pyrooz
EurekAlert!, 18.09.2017
Gun laws requiring domestic abusers to surrender firearms could save lives
Boston University School of Medicine
EurekAlert!, 18.09.2017
Reliance on 'gut feelings' linked to belief in fake news
Ohio State University
The Conversation, 18.09.2017
Colombia struggles to deliver justice in army ‘cash-for-kills’ scandal
Seb Eskauriatza
EurekAlert!, 18.09.2017
'My genes made me do it:' Behavioral genetic evidence in criminal court
Columbia University Medical Center
AAP News, 18.09.2017
The Dilemma of Predicting Violent Radicalization
Cécile Rousseau, B. Heidi Ellis, John D. Lantos
Newsweek, 19.09.2017
ISIS Propaganda: U.S. Is The World’s Second-Biggest Audience For Online Jihadi Campaigns
Jack Moore
The Conversation, 19.09.2017
London train bombing: Why is Europe seeing so many terrorist attacks?
Richard Maher
Huddersfield Examiner, 20.09.2017
Why Government's anti-terror hotline is 'intimidating'
University of Huddersfield
Atlanta Journal Constitution, 20.09.2017
Groundbreaking study finds rigid gender stereotypes in children tied to higher depression, violence, suicide risk
Fiza Pirani
EurekAlert!, 20.09.2017
Criminal Justice Review examines special victim populations
Sam Houston State University
The Conversation, 20.09.2017
Long-hidden World War II files offer another way to prosecute war crimes
Dan Plesch
The Conversation, 20.09.2017
Smoking bans are sparking a rise in violence and disorder in UK prisons
Anna Kotova
Macleans.ca, 21.09.2017
European leaders want online terrorism posts taken down within two hours
Jennifer Peltz
The Conversation, 21.09.2017
How geopolitics helped create the latest Rohingya crisis
Matteo Fumagalli
EurekAlert!, 21.09.2017
Strong alcohol policies help reduce alcohol-involved homicides
Boston Medical Center
EurekAlert!, 21.09.2017
IUPUI study links juveniles' views of police with likelihood of aggressive behavior
Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis School of Science
The Conversation, 22.09.2017
A pay rise for prison officers won’t solve the wider crisis within the justice system
Aaron Pycroft
The Conversation, 22.09.2017
British police dealing with mental health is a sticking-plaster solution that doesn’t get to the heart of the problem
Arabella Scantlebury
The Washington Post, 22.09.2017
Why Vladimir Putin isn’t worried about the outcome of the German election
Boris Reitschuster
Newsweek, 22.09.2017
Donald Trump Plans to Allow Special Forces, CIA to Target Low-Level Jihadis Outside War Zones
Jack Moore
Newsweek, 22.09.2017
ISIS Supporters Keep Giving Away Their Location By Posting Instagram Stories
Jack Moore
Newsweek, 23.09.2017
How Trump Can Destroy Kim Jong Un’s Nukes Without Blowing Up the World
Kevin Maney
The Conversation, 24.09.2017
Europe is training military forces in weak states – and that’s seriously risky
Jesse Dillon Savage, Jonathan Caverley
Lawfare (blog), 24.09.2017
Round-Trip Tickets: How Will Authorities Know When Foreign Fighters Have Returned?
Colin P. Clarke
The Conversation, 24.09.2017
Germany’s AfD: how to understand the rise of the right-wing populists
Daniel Hough
Telegraph.co.uk, 25.09.2017
'Proactive' policing may fuel murder and rape, study suggests
Sarah Knapton
EurekAlert!, 25.09.2017
Study: There is almost no research on what distinguishes potential terrorists
North Carolina State University
EurekAlert!, 25.09.2017
Violent crime increases during warmer weather, no matter the season, study finds
Drexel University
New York Times online, 25.09.2017
Eric Reid: Why Colin Kaepernick and I Decided to Take a Knee
ERIC REID
The Conversation, 26.09.2017
By concealing identities, cryptocurrencies fuel cybercrime
Ari Juels, Iddo Bentov, Ittay Eyal
Los Angeles Times, 26.09.2017
In New York, major crime complaints fell when cops took a break from ‘proactive policing’
Amina Khan
Eurekalert!, 26.09.2017
Understanding football violence could help the fight against terror
University of Oxford
Reason.com, 26.09.2017
Study: NYPD Slowdown in Petty Law Enforcement Saw Reduction in Major Crimes Complaints
Ed Krayewski
The Conversation, 27.09.2017
The surprising connection between ‘take a knee’ protests and Citizens United
Elizabeth C. Tippett
Daily Mail, 27.09.2017
'They're like Mad Men': ISIS will ramp up propaganda efforts in a bid to inspire attacks in the West - with Australia seen as a priority target
Khaleda Rahman
Newsweek, 27.09.2017
'The Most Dangerous Man in the World’: Trump Is Violent, Immature and Insecure, Psych Experts Say
Dr. Lance Dodes, Gail Sheehy, Philip Zimbardo, Rosemary Sword and Dr. James Gilligan
Today Online, 27.09.2017
IS frames Marawi battle as freedom from colonial past
Jasminder Singh AND Muhammad Haziq Jani
The Conversation, 28.09.2017
In Central Europe, militarised societies are on the march
Weronika Grzebalska
EurekAlert!, 28.09.2017
Study provides first estimate of total US population with felony convictions
University of Georgia
The Denver Post, 28.09.2017
Denver police, auditor vehemently disagree about whether police are working to end racial profiling
Kirk Mitchell
The Conversation, 28.09.2017
What if the AfD’s 12.6% is a fair price to pay for German democracy?
Aristotle Kallis
Eurasia Review, 29.09.2017
The Islamic State’s Virtual Caliphate: Jihad In The West – Analysis
Mina Hamblet
The British Psychological Society, 29.09.2017
Mock jury study – will behavioral genetic evidence get defendants off the hook?
Christian Science Monitor, 29.09.2017
Behind the ‘paradox of fear’: Crime is down, but many Americans don’t feel safe
Patrik Jonsson
The Conversation, 29.09.2017
How to safeguard vulnerable metro systems against terrorist attacks
Kartikeya Tripathi, Hervé Borrion
The Conversation, 29.09.2017
What would it take to trigger war between Russia and NATO? Just a spark
Ivanka Barzashka, Wyn Bowen
The Conversation, 29.09.2017
Nuclear weapons: how we learned to stop worrying – until now
Mattias Eken
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, 30.09.2017
Road rage or not, more people are getting shot at on the highways
Rick Barrett
