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Daily PressTodays crime related press reports collected by Prof. Thomas Görgen, German Police University
EurekAlert, 01.10.2019
Domestic violence reduces likelihood of mothers breastfeeding in developing countries
University of Warwick
Newswise Research Alert, 01.10.2019
The Security Implications of Human Trafficking
Council on Foreign Relations (CFR
Irish Examiner, 02.10.2019
Five jihadists in Irish prisons, says study
Cormac O'Keeffe Security Correspondent
Newswise (press release, 02.10.2019
From Hate Speech to Hate Crimes
University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV)
LSE Latin America and Caribbean (blog), 03.10.2019
The pacification of Brazil’s urban margins: how police and traffickers co-produce insecurity
Matthew Aaron Richmond
The Conversation, 04.10.2019
The ethics and practicalities of dealing with prisoners who are growing old and dying in custody
Mary Turner
The Guardian, 05.10.2019
'We are hurtling towards a surveillance state’: the rise of facial recognition technology
Hannah Devlin
The Guardian, 06.10.2019
Shame on those who defend ‘the loving smack’ – it’s just plain violence against children
Catherine Bennett
The Diamondback, 06.10.2019
The students in yellow: What it’s like to be police auxiliary at UMD
Jeff Barnes
EurekAlert, 07.10.2019
Violence linked to social isolation, hypervigilance and chronic health problems
University of Chicago Medical Center
The Conversation, 07.10.2019
Trump’s America shines bright for Europe’s radical New Right
Sylvia Taschka
EurekAlert, 08.10.2019
A simple intervention enduringly reduces anti-Muslim sentiment
University of Pennsylvania
The Conversation, 08.10.2019
Joker makes for uncomfortable viewing – it shows how society creates extremists
Maria Flood
Politics.co.uk, 09.10.2019
A liberal approach to extremism is taking shape - but will the govt let it survive?
Robert Sharp
News-Medical.net, 09.10.2019
New research explores the impact of police stops on youth’s mental health
James Ives
The Conversation, 09.10.2019
Racist abuse at football games is increasing, Home Office says – but the sport’s race problem goes much deeper
Daniel Kilvington
Newswise, 09.10.2019
Using Machine Learning to Hunt Down Cybercriminals
University of California San Diego
Phys.Org, 10.10.2019
Researchers find black offenders more likely to be arrested than white offenders when committing violent crime together
Kara Irby
Boston Globe, 10.10.2019
Marijuana legalization doesn’t cause increased crime, federally funded study finds
EurekAlert, 10.10.2019
Study identifies 5 patterns of gun ownership by motivation, practices, other features
University of California - Davis Health
The Conversation, 10.10.2019
Insights from research on how to break cycle of violence against women
Marichen Van Der Westhuizen, Glynnis Dykes
The Conversation, 10.10.2019
Would you stand up to an oppressive regime or would you conform? Here’s the science
Nick Chater
Chicago Daily Herald, 11.10.2019
Cops are the most sleep-deprived workers in America. That's bad news in the suburbs, too
Charles Keeshan and Susan Sarkauskas
PsyPost, 13.10.2019
New research indicates media coverage of gun control causes a spike in gun purchases after mass shootings
Eric W. Dolan
New York Times, 13.10.2019
12 Hours. 4 Syrian Hospitals Bombed. One Culprit: Russia.
Evan Hill and Christiaan Triebert
The Conversation, 14.10.2019
AI could be a force for good – but we’re currently heading for a darker future
Marcus Tomalin, Stefanie Ullmann
Newswise (press release), 14.10.2019
To Reduce Gun Violence, Lift Roadblocks to Firearm Data
University of Washington
Just Security, 14.10.2019
The Netherlands Releases a Tour de Force on International Law in Cyberspace: Analysis
Michael Schmitt
The Independent, 15.10.2019
Online hate blamed as researchers find homophobia is increasing among young people in UK
Lizzie Dearden
The Conversation, 15.10.2019
Western states must repatriate IS fighters and their families before more escape Syrian camps
Kerstin Carlson
EurekAlert, 15.10.2019
Integration of refugees: Germans in east and west show similar willingness to help
University of Münster
The Guardian, 15.10.2019
The use of AI and ‘welfare robots’ by governments around the world presents moral as well as technical challenges
The Conversation, 16.10.2019
Why the guillotine may be less cruel than execution by slow poisoning
Janine Lanza
The Hub at Johns Hopkins, 16.10.2019
The evolution of American policing, at home and abroad, in the Cold War era
Bret McCabe
Just Security, 16.10.2019
The German Constitutional Court on the Right of Self-Defense Against ISIS in Syria
Claus Kress and Benjamin Nußberger
Columbia Journalism Review, 16.10.2019
India had its first ‘WhatsApp election.’ We have a million messages from it
Priyanjana Bengani
TIME, 17.10.2019
Here's Why Domestic Violence Kills So Many Women and Children in America
Madeleine Carlisle and Melissa Chan
The Conversation, 17.10.2019
A UN treaty guarantees youth rights everywhere on earth – except the United States
Jessica Taft
Ha'aretz, 17.10.2019
A Million People Are Jailed at China's Gulags. I Managed to Escape. Here's What Really Goes on Inside
David Stavrou
The Conversation, 18.10.2019
Paul Gascoigne trial highlights why most women don’t report sexual abuse or rape
Nicole Westmarland
EurekAlert, 20.10.2019
Prevention better than cure at preventing young users from getting involved in cybercrime
University of Cambridge
The Sunday Times, 20.10.2019
The rise of the far right — the UK’s fastest‑growing terror threat
Matthew Goodwin
Fortune, 21.10.2019
Collecting Illegal Immigrant DNA Includes Asylum Seekers, Under Trump Policy
Colleen Long and The Associated Press
The Conversation, 21.10.2019
A criminal asked to design anti-money laundering laws would probably keep our current ones
Ronald F Pol
PsychCentral.com, 21.10.2019
Intrusive Police Stops of Youth Can Lead to Traumatic Stress, Stigma
Traci Pedersen
The Conversation, 21.10.2019
Freedom of thought is under attack – here’s how to save your mind
Trinity College Dublin
The Conversation, 23.10.2019
Analyzing online posts could help spot future mass shooters and terrorists
Neil Shortland, Allyssa McCabe
EurekAlert, 23.10.2019
Young adult women abused as adolescents report higher levels of pain
Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
EurekAlert, 23.10.2019
The Lancet: 20th century views and responses to drug use are no longer fit for purpose
The Independent, 23.10.2019
Surge in recorded hate crime a good thing because it means police are doing their job, home secretary claims
Rob Merrick
The Independent, 23.10.2019
Britain is in the midst of a drugs crisis – is decriminalisation the answer?
May Bulman
ScienceAlert, 23.10.2019
Violent Crime Rates Go Down When Seasonal Allergies Peak in The US
CARLY CASSELLA
Newsroom, 24.10.2019
Cops with guns will make us less safe
Simon Mackenzie, Trevor Bradley, Angus Lindsay
ABC News, 24.10.2019
Facial-recognition software may be able to identify people based on brain scans
Catherine Thorbecke
Harvard Business Review, 24.10.2019
How Doctors Can Help Prevent Gun Violence
Megan L. Ranney Marian E. Betz
Electronic Frontier Foundation, 24.10.2019
EFF at The Glass Room: Atlas of Surveillance - A Workshop on Crowdsourcing Research on Police Tech
The Conversation, 25.10.2019
School exclusions and knife crime: why we should be listening more to vulnerable children
Simon Edwards
The Forward, 26.10.2019
One Year Since Pittsburgh: The Danger of False Equivalence on Anti-Semitism
Halie Soifer
The Conversation, 27.10.2019
Prisons are not the answer to preventing crime
Jodi Viljoen, Gina Vincent
EurekAlert, 28.10.2019
In the wake of mass shootings, a reluctance to talk about gun safety
University of Utah Health
EurekAlert, 28.10.2019
Risk assessment tools lead to fewer incarcerations without jeopardizing public safety
Simon Fraser University
EurekAlert, 28.10.2019
Medicare fraud and abuse linked to patient deaths and hospitalizations
Johns Hopkins
EurekAlert, 28.10.2019
Digital evidence falls short, can hurt victims of intimate partner violence
Louisiana State University
The Conversation, 28.10.2019
Baghdadi’s death is a huge blow to Islamic State, but history suggests it won’t guarantee a safer world
Greg Barton
The Conversation, 28.10.2019
Al-Baghdadi’s death: the rise and fall of the leader of Islamic State
Natasha Lindstaedt
The Conversation, 29.10.2019
CSI: current research into the impact of bias on crime scene forensics is limited – but psychologists can help
Lee John Curley
EurekAlert, 30.10.2019
Study: Teens who have loving bond with mother less likely to enter abusive relationships
University at Buffalo
EurekAlert, 30.10.2019
Of all professions, construction workers most likely to use opioids and cocaine
New York University
The Conversation, 30.10.2019
Airbnb must face the facts: human trafficking and modern slavery happen in rented accommodation
Michael O'Regan
The Conversation, 30.10.2019
Don’t just blame YouTube’s algorithms for ‘radicalisation’. Humans also play a part
Ariadna Matamoros-Fernández, Joanne Gray
Colorado Public Radio CPR News, 30.10.2019
This Technology Helps Denver Police Hear Gunshots Remotely. But Does It Cut Crime?
Joella Baumann
