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Daily PressTodays crime related press reports collected by Prof. Thomas Görgen, German Police University
The Conversation, 01.10.2018
Why the media needs to be more responsible for how it links Islam and Islamist terrorism
Audrey Courty, Halim Rane
The Conversation, 01.10.2018
We provided psychological first aid after the Las Vegas shooting – here’s what we learned
Michelle Paul, Heather Dahl, John A. Nixon
EurekAlert, 01.10.2018
Child abuse could leave 'molecular scars' on its victims
University of British Columbia
The Conversation, 02.10.2018
London police now allowed visible tattoos – so is body art still rebellious?
Ruth Simpson
The Conversation, 02.10.2018
Kids with cellphones more likely to be bullies – or get bullied. Here are 6 tips for parents
Elizabeth Englander
The Conversation, 03.10.2018
How city squares can be public places of protest or centres of state control
Majdi Faleh
The Conversation, 04.10.2018
Does a man’s social class have anything to do with the likelihood he’ll commit sexual assault?
Jamie L. Small
Bloomberg, 04.10.2018
The Big Hack: How China Used a Tiny Chip to Infiltrate U.S. Companies
Jordan Robertson and Michael Riley
UC San Diego Health, 04.10.2018
A New and Dire Diagnosis: Human Trafficking
University of California San Diego Health
The Conversation, 05.10.2018
‘Bystander effect’ and sexual assault: What the research says
Heather Hensman Kettrey, Robert Marx
The Conversation, 05.10.2018
Social media is making it harder to protect the identities of suspects
Jameelah Omar
NPR, 05.10.2018
Chicago Police Officer Found Guilty Of 2nd-Degree Murder Of Laquan McDonald
Shannon Heffernan
iNews, 05.10.2018
Meet the man on an Isis hitlist for trying to stop Islamist terrorism in Europe
Robert Verkaik
Gizmodo, 05.10.2018
The Machines That Will Fight the Social Media Wars of Tomorrow
P. W. Singer and Emerson T. Brooking
Pacific Standard, 05.10.2018
False Reports of Sexual Assault Are Rare. But Why Is There So Little Reliable Data About Them?
Emily Moon
Charleston Post Courier, 05.10.2018
Do parks curb crime? We take a look at 3 in the Charleston area to find out.
Rickey Ciapha Dennis Jr.
Journalist’s Resource, 05.10.2018
Why many sexual assault survivors may not come forward for years
Denise-Marie Ordway
Washington Post, 06.10.2018
The lessons we have to learn from the Laquan McDonald verdict
Nicole Austin-Hillery
theguardian.com, 06.10.2018
I was an Isis sex slave. I tell my story because it is the best weapon I have
Nadia Murad
theguardian.com, 07.10.2018
Russian interference goes beyond spying to the very heart of Britain
Nick Cohen
Psychology Today (blog), 08.10.2018
The Overhyped Data on Video Games and Aggression
Christopher J Ferguson
EurekAlert, 08.10.2018
UToledo study details link between social media and sex trafficking
University of Toledo
Washington Post, 08.10.2018
Trump says Chicago police should use ‘stop and frisk’ tactics to curb shootings
Philip Rucker
Newswise, 08.10.2018
Study explains why some childhood abuse victims develop certain mental illnesses
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Australia-Israel Jewish Affairs Council, 09.10.2018
Biblio File: The Psychology of a Human Bomb
Abigail Esman
EurekAlert, 09.10.2018
Never forget a face? Research suggests people know an average of 5,000 faces
University of York
The Conversation, 09.10.2018
Mobile apps might make you feel better about travelling alone, but they won’t necessarily make you safer
Anastasia Powell
The Conversation, 09.10.2018
Migration: new map of Europe reveals real frontiers for refugees
Martina Tazzioli
The Conversation, 09.10.2018
Proposed police super-database breaks the law and has no legal basis – but the Home Office doesn’t care
Matthew White
Just Security, 10.10.2018
Current Global CVE Agenda Is a Mixed Bag, But Don’t Throw It Out
Eric Rosand and Emily Winterbotham
European Eye on Radicalization, 10.10.2018
The Bitter Social Roots of Terror – The Case of Abdelkader Merah
ScienceNordic, 10.10.2018
Measuring the risk of radicalisation – is it really possible?
Ane Teksum Isbrekken
The New Yorker, 15.10.2018
Was There a Connection Between a Russian Bank and the Trump Campaign?
Dexter Filkins
theguardian.com, 15.10.2018
'I don't see any reason for feminism': the women backing Brazil's Bolsonaro
Anna Jean Kaiser
The Conversation, 15.10.2018
General Pinochet arrest: 20 years on, here’s how it changed global justice
Veronica Diaz-Cerda
The Conversation, 17.10.2018
The Violence Against Women Act is unlikely to reduce intimate partner violence – here’s why
Leigh Goodmark
Newsweek, 17.10.2018
Here's How Russia May Have Already Hacked the 2018 Midterm Elections
David H. Freedman
Outlook India, 17.10.2018
#MeToo: Why Women In Small-Town India Hardly Speak Out Against Sexual Harassment
Lachmi Deb Roy, Salik Ahmad
The Conversation, 18.10.2018
The problem with using ‘super recognisers’ to spot criminals in a crowd
Emma Portch
Independent, 18.10.2018
How the new wave of far-right populists are using football to further their power
The Conversation, 19.10.2018
Drunk women convicted of assault treated harsher in sentencing than drunk men
Carly Lightowlers
The Conversation, 19.10.2018
Knife crime and homicide figures reveal the violence of austerity
James Treadwell
Telegraph.co.uk, 20.10.2018
Nuclear counter terror detection systems to be bolstered in high-tech drive
Steve Bird
New York Times, 20.10.2018
Saudis’ Image Makers: A Troll Army and a Twitter Insider
Katie Benner, Mark Mazzetti, Ben Hubbard and Mike Isaac
The Conversation, 21.10.2018
The national apology to victims of institutional child sexual abuse matters. Here’s why
Daryl Higgins
The Conversation, 21.10.2018
County lines: the dark realities of life for teenage drug runners
Grace Robinson, James Densley, Robert McLean
The Conversation, 21.10.2018
Turning ‘big brother’ surveillance into a helping hand to the homeless
Andrew Clarke, Cameron Parsell
OUPblog (blog), 21.10.2018
Technology picks up its sword in the service of social justice
John G. McNutt
The Conversation, 22.10.2018
Danske Bank: the story of Europe’s biggest money laundering scandal
Sean Curley Dean
EurekAlert, 22.10.2018
Children as young as seven suffer effects of discrimination, study shows
University of California - Riverside
EurekAlert, 23.10.2018
USPSTF recommendation statement on screening for intimate partner violence, elder abuse, and abuse of vulnerable adults
EurekAlert, 23.10.2018
Anti-terrorism education effort wins $1 million from US Department of Justice
University of Massachusetts Lowell
middleasteye.com, 23.10.2018
REVEALED: The Saudi death squad MBS uses to silence dissent
Mustafa Abu Sneineh
middleasteye.com, 23.10.2018
REVEALED: The Saudi death squad MBS uses to silence dissent
Mustafa Abu Sneineh
The Conversation, 23.10.2018
New research shines light on sexual violence at Australian music festivals
Bianca Fileborn, Phillip Wadds, Stephen Tomsen
The Conversation, 24.10.2018
Migrant caravan members have right to claim asylum – here’s why getting it will be hard
Abigail Stepnitz
The Denver Post, 24.10.2018
In a city where neighborhood poverty rates vary widely, Denver public safety officials turn to statistics to prevent crime before it happens
Elise Schmelzer
EurekAlert, 24.10.2018
Heat, weekends, aggression and Chicago summer shootings
Arizona State University
theguardian.com, 24.10.2018
The real danger to Europe? The lost sense of a common cause
Natalie Nougayrède
The Conversation, 24.10.2018
Jamal Khashoggi: why stating the truth is getting a lot of journalists killed
Chris Paterson
London Review of Books Vol. 40 No. 20, 25.10.2018
Ten Typical Days in Trump’s America
Eliot Weinberger
The Conversation, 26.10.2018
DNA sequencing is inadvertently exacerbating social biases and inequalities
Matthew Stallard
Birmingham Live, 27.10.2018
From punk rocker to most wanted ISIS member - the untold story of Sally Jones
Josh Layton
McClatchy Washington Bureau, 27.10.2018
Here’s what Initiative 940 means for police officers’ use of deadly force
Kellen Browning
The Conversation, 28.10.2018
Cryptocurrencies, blockchains and their dark side: 4 essential reads
Bryan Keogh, Jeff Inglis, Nicole Zelniker
The Conversation, 28.10.2018
Terror isn’t always a weapon of the weak – it can also support the powerful
Arie Perliger
The Conversation, 29.10.2018
What history reveals about surges in anti-Semitism and anti-immigrant sentiments
Ingrid Anderson
The Conversation, 29.10.2018
Britain’s new counter-terrorism legislation will undermine the rule of law even further
Philip Edwards
EurekAlert, 29.10.2018
Lifetime peer influences, and parenting, predict adult coercive relationships
Arizona State University
EurekAlert, 29.10.2018
Thrill-seeking, search for meaning fuel political violence
American Psychological Association
Pacific Standard, 29.10.2018
The Eruption of Illegal Weed Dispensaries in L.A. Is a Problem of the City's Own Making
Jack Denton
The Conversation, 30.10.2018
A policing paradox: as crime rises, detection rates of those responsible fall
Marian FitzGerald
talkRADIO, 30.10.2018
Police's attitude to grooming victims is 'shocking', says crime expert
Holly Pyne
HalifaxToday, 30.10.2018
Cannabis black market still finding ways to thrive says criminologist
Danielle McCreadie
EurekAlert, 30.10.2018
Researchers teach 'machines' to detect Medicare fraud
Florida Atlantic University
CNN, 30.10.2018
The radicalization of an alleged domestic terrorist
Andrew Kaczynski, Christopher Massie, Nathan McDermott and Donie O'Sullivan
The Conversation, 31.10.2018
Ideologically motivated far-right extremists have killed close to 500 people since 1990 – and 10 percent were targeted based on religion
Jeff Gruenewald, William Parkin
EurekAlert, 31.10.2018
Domestic violence is widely accepted in most developing countries, new study reveals
University of Bristol
Verfassungsblog, 31.10.2018
Guilty of Homelessness – The Resurgence of Penal Populism in Hungary
Viktor Z. Kazai
The Conversation, 31.10.2018
After a deadly month for domestic violence, the message doesn’t appear to be getting through
Silke Meyer
New York Times, 31.10.2018
How the War in Yemen Became a Bloody Stalemate — And the Worst Humanitarian Crisis in the World
ROBERT F. WORTH
