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Daily PressTodays crime related press reports collected by Prof. Thomas Görgen, German Police University
CSS Resources (blog), 01.12.2016
Exile Socialization: When, Why and How are Refugees Receptive to Militant Messaging?
Kristian Berg
The Conversation, 01.12.2016
Snoopers’ Charter: why journalists (and the rest of us) should be afraid
Paul Lashmar
Newswise, 01.12.2016
Study Finds Female American Jihadists Share Many of the Same Roles as Their Male Counterparts
EurekAlert!, 01.12.2016
Use your words: Written prisoner interactions predict whether they'll clean up their acts
Scroll.in, 02.12.2016
'Psychological torture does not work': A forensic psychologist on interrogating a criminal
The Conversation, 02.12.2016
Three ways Facebook could reduce fake news without resorting to censorship
Jennifer Stromer-Galley
theguardian.com, 04.12.2016
Data populists must seize our information – for the benefit of us all
Evgeny Morozov
The Conversation, 04.12.2016
From ‘fascists’ to ‘feminazis’: how both sides of politics are biased in their political thinking
Sam Moreton
Politheor: European Policy Network, 05.12.2016
Counter radicalization policies in the UK: Counterproductive for gender equality
Katherine Atkinson
The Times Higher Education (Blog), 05.12.2016
There is still confusion about what constitutes sexual violence
The Conversation, 05.12.2016
From Nickelback to Sesame Street: how music is used to battle crime and fight wars
Eleanor Peters
EurekAlert!, 05.12.2016
'Baby boomers' on dope: Recreational marijuana use is on the rise among adults over 50
New York University
CSS Resources (blog), 05.12.2016
The Global Terror Threat and Counterterrorism Challenges Facing the Next [US] Administration
Bruce Hoffman
EurekAlert!, 06.12.2016
Study examines victim cooperation in cases of intimate partner sexual assault
Sam Houston State University
The Conversation, 06.12.2016
Asia is in the grip of a transnational crime crisis – but governments look away
Roderic Broadhurst
Texas Tribune, 06.12.2016
If we hire them, they will come: The demand side of border security
Jay Root, Jolie McCullough and Julián Aguilar
The Crime Report, 06.12.2016
The ‘Startling’ Link Between Low Interest Rates and Low Crime
James Austin and Gregory D. Squires
WJBD Online, 06.12.2016
Other Than ISIS: Half of US Terror Suspects Support ISIS Rival Groups, New Report Details
New York Times, 06.12.2016
We Don’t Talk About ‘Radicalization’ When an Attacker Isn’t Muslim. We Should.
JACK HITT
The Conversation, 06.12.2016
Hold pornography to account – not education programs – for children’s harmful sexual behaviour
Gemma McKibbin, Bridget Hamilton, Cathy Humphreys
The Conversation, 07.12.2016
Forensic evidence largely not supported by sound science – now what?
Jessica Gabel
The Conversation, 07.12.2016
Why Lord of the Flies is the perfect Christmas gift for 2016
Matthew Whittle
Mondaq News Alerts, 08.12.2016
Canada: Cyber-Security – The Crime Is Not Being Prepared
Grant Thornton
Motherboard, 09.12.2016
Terror Scanning Database For Social Media Raises More Questions than Answers
Sarah Jeong
The Conversation, 11.12.2016
A decade of murder and grief: Mexico’s drug war turns ten
University of Wollongong
theguardian.com, 11.12.2016
Google is not ‘just’ a platform. It frames, shapes and distorts how we see the world
Carole Cadwalladr
OPB News, 12.12.2016
Battling The Bias: WSU Researchers Develop New Police Simulator Training
Tom Banse
USAPP American Politics and Policy (blog), 12.12.2016
SWAT raids are more about symbolism than reducing crime in the long term.
The Conversation, 12.12.2016
How much do we actually know about the psychology of violence?
Paul Salkovskis
The Conversation, 13.12.2016
Donald Trump claims torture ‘works’ – but what does the science say?
Coral Dando
The Conversation, 13.12.2016
Far right threat has slipped under the radar of a counter-extremism strategy targeting Muslims
Bharath Ganesh
The Conversation, 13.12.2016
All terror attacks are not connected – but terrorists want us to think they are
Natasha Ezrow
The Conversation, 13.12.2016
The trouble with facial recognition technology (in the real world)
Robin Kramer, Kay Ritchie
The Conversation, 13.12.2016
The criminal justice system is failing to prevent suicides among people released from custody
Jake Phillips, Loraine Gelsthorpe, Nicola Padfield
The Conversation, 13.12.2016
‘Fake news’ – why people believe it and what can be done to counter it
Simeon Yates
New York Times, 13.12.2016
The Perfect Weapon: How Russian Cyberpower Invaded the U.S.
ERIC LIPTON, DAVID E. SANGER and SCOTT SHANE
The Conversation, 14.12.2016
Why ‘thoughts and prayers’ after mass shootings fall short
Darcie Vandegrift
The Conversation, 14.12.2016
Alcohol and drug use exacerbate family violence and can be dealt with
Peter Miller, Richelle Mayshak
The Conversation, 14.12.2016
Banning extremist groups is more political symbolism than effective counter-terrorism
Lee Jarvis, Tim Legrand
legal Insurrection (blog), 14.12.2016
State Department Addresses Prison Radicalization Worldwide
Kemberlee Kaye
New York Times The Opinion Pages, 14.12.2016
Buck Up, Democrats, and Fight Like Republicans
DAHLIA LITHWICK and DAVID S. COHEN
EurekAlert!, 14.12.2016
Psychologists analyze links between provider burnout, quality of care, patient safety
theguardian.com, 14.12.2016
Latin America’s Schindler: a forgotten hero of the 20th century
Ewen MacAskill and Jonathan Franklin
The Conversation, 15.12.2016
After 50 years, it’s time to close the gap between different human rights
Koldo Casla
The Conversation, 15.12.2016
Blocking access to illegal file-share websites won’t stop illegal downloading
Paula Dootson, Kylie Pappalardo, Nicolas Suzor
Today, 15.12.2016
From radical to terrorist: The man behind five terror plots in Indonesia
Muh Taufiqurrohman, Ardi Putra Prasetya
theguardian.com, 15.12.2016
The neo-Nazi murder trial revealing Germany's darkest secrets
Thomas Meaney and Saskia Schäfer
The Advertiser, 16.12.2016
Natasha Stott Despoja: Research suggests we need to question our assumptions about the role of women in violent extremism
The Conversation, 16.12.2016
With proliferation of small arms, absence of war does not equal peace
Keith Somerville
The Washington Post, 16.12.2016
Now you can fact-check Trump’s tweets — in the tweets themselves
Philip Bump
The New Yorker A Critic at Large, 19.12.2016
Daniel Ellsberg, Edward Snowden, and the Modern Whistle-Blower
Malcolm Gladwell
The Washington Post online, 19.12.2016
45 years of terrorist attacks in Europe, visualized
Chris Alcantara
The Conversation, 19.12.2016
Why higher levels of education don’t necessarily mean higher levels of tolerance
EurekAlert!, 19.12.2016
Further evidence found for causal links between cannabis and schizophrenia
University of Bristol
EurekAlert!, 19.12.2016
Neglect and abuse in childhood could have long-term economic consequences
University College London
Southern Poverty Law Center, 19.12.2016
Unrepentant and Radicalized Online: A Look at the Trial of Dylann Roof
Bill Morlin
The Conversation, 20.12.2016
Berlin attack: security intelligence has limits in preventing truck-borne terror
John Blaxland
The Conversation, 20.12.2016
After Aleppo, vows that ‘this can never happen again’ must actually mean something
Toni Erskine
The Conversation, 20.12.2016
Why Berlin Christmas market attack puts new pressure on Angela Merkel
Patricia Hogwood
EurekAlert!, 20.12.2016
Violence spreads like a disease among adolescents, study finds
Ohio State University
EurekAlert!, 20.12.2016
Black males nearly 3 times as likely to die when police use force, study finds
Drexel University
EurekAlert!, 20.12.2016
Does 'publication bias' affect the 'canonization' of facts in science?
University of Washington
EurekAlert!, 20.12.2016
Traffic fatalities decline in states with medical marijuana laws
Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health
Eurasia Review, 20.12.2016
How We Misunderstand The Sources Of Religious Violence – Analysis
Adam Garfinkle
Washington Post, 20.12.2016
The unnoticed trend that worries Europe’s counterterrorism agencies
Rick Noack
Albuquerque Journal, 20.12.2016
Attitudes about cops driven by race, experience, study shows
Radley Balko
Journalist's Resource, 20.12.2016
Neighborhood crime linked to premature birth, low birthweights for babies
Washington Post, 21.12.2016
A scholar of Islamist extremism makes a prediction: Europe’s problem will get worse
Adam Taylor
The Times of Israel, 21.12.2016
Can we prevent ISIS’s Doomsday Revenge?
Yonah Alexander and Milton Hoenig
The Independent, 21.12.2016
Why 2016 has been Chicago’s bloodiest year in almost two decades
Josh Saul
The Conversation, 21.12.2016
Southeast Asia’s war on drugs doesn’t work – here’s what does
Gideon Lasco
Newswise, 21.12.2016
1 in 3 Children Investigated for Abuse/Neglect by 18
Washington University in St. Louis
Newswise, 21.12.2016
Ending Violence Against Women Worldwide
University of California San Diego Health Sciences
theguardian.com, 21.12.2016
For Europe’s sake, Angela Merkel must hold the centre ground
Timothy Garton Ash
The Conversation, 22.12.2016
From creepy clowns to the dancing plague – when phobias are contagious
Clare Glennan
The People’s Vanguard of Davis, 22.12.2016
How Many Americans Are Unnecessarily Incarcerated?
Lauren-Brooke “L.B.” Eisen, James Austin Ph.D., James Cullen, Jonathan Frank, Inimai M. Chettiar
Newswise, 22.12.2016
Study IDs Key Indicators Linking Violence and Mental Illness
North Carolina State University
The Conversation, 22.12.2016
The law should protect all victims of domestic violence – but women need it most
Felicity Kaganas
Newsweek, 22.12.2016
Germany Is in Denial About Its Ineffective Counter-Terrorism Structure
Guido Steinberg
The Australian, 23.12.2016
Berlin attack: changing terror tactics require simpler response
Jason Thomas
New York Times, 26.12.2016
Women’s Rights Are a National Security Issue
VALERIE M. HUDSON and DARA KAY COHEN
VentureBeat, 26.12.2016
Stanford students are using lean startup principles to help fight ISIS
Blaise Zerega
EurekAlert!, 28.12.2016
Predicting and preventing violence against criminal justice officials
Mary Ann Liebert
The Conversation, 28.12.2016
When media use pictures of drunk girls in alcohol stories, we’re being misled
Carol Emslie, Chris Patterson, Shona Hilton
