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The Conversation, 03.02.2020
How we discovered a personality profile linked to war crimes
Magnus Linden, David Whetham
The Conversation, 03.02.2020
Inside Mexico’s war on drugs: Conversations with ‘el narco’
Karina G.Garcia Reyes
The Conversation, 04.02.2020
Hyper-realistic masks are extremely hard to spot – as our new research shows
David James Robertson, Alice Towler, Jet Sanders, Robin Kramer
The Conversation, 04.02.2020
Is hiring more black officers the key to reducing police violence?
Jennifer Cobbina
The Conversation, 04.02.2020
Explainer: what is systemic racism and institutional racism?
Mary Frances O'Dowd
The Conversation, 04.02.2020
Domestic violence: girls who grow up in deprived areas at increased risk
Alexa Yakubovich
The Conversation, 04.02.2020
Darwin’s ‘smart city’ project is about surveillance and control
Jathan Sadowski, Anna Carlson, Natalie Osborne
The Conversation, 05.02.2020
‘No evidence to back up emergency terror law change’ – human rights expert
Alan Greene
EurekAlert, 05.02.2020
Thwarting hacks by thinking like the humans behind them
Michigan State University
EurekAlert, 05.02.2020
Solitary confinement significantly increases post-prison death risk
Cornell University
The Conversation, 05.02.2020
How US-UK intelligence sharing works – and why Huawei 5G decision puts it at risk
Jamie Gaskarth
Los Angeles Times, 06.02.2020
This ‘false memory’ expert has testified in hundreds of trials. Now she’s been hired by Harvey Weinstein
Laura Newberry
Fast Company, 06.02.2020
41 scholars studied U.S. mass shootings and found that most shooters are not mentally ill
Arianne Cohen
The Conversation, 06.02.2020
Violence and other forms of abuse against teachers: 5 questions answered
Dorothy Espelage, Linda A. Reddy, Ron Avi Astor Crump Endowed Chair, Susan McMahon
EurekAlert, 06.02.2020
Studies on mass shootings assess trends, gauge effectiveness, and recommend policies
Colorado Public Radio, 07.02.2020
Police Shoot People Less If They Have The Right Training
Allison Sherry and Ben Markus
The New Yorker Annals of Covert Action, 10.02.2020
Qassem Suleimani and How Nations Decide to Kill
Adam Entous and Evan Osnos
The Conversation, 10.02.2020
Tinder’s new safety features won’t prevent all types of abuse
Rosalie Gillett
Newswise, 10.02.2020
Improving Eyewitness Identification Key to Protecting Innocent People
American Psychological Association
Open Democracy, 10.02.2020
Decarceral alliances in the fight to decriminalize sex work
Bella Robinson Katherine Chin
The Conversation, 10.02.2020
Why we’re challenging domestic violence perpetrators with interactive storytelling
Rosanna Bellini
Discover Magazine, 10.02.2020
Meet the Physicist Predicting When Online Hate Will Turn to Real-World Violence
Steve Nadis
Wall Street Journal, 11.02.2020
Bloomberg Reiterates Regret Over Stop-and-Frisk Practice After New Audio Surfaces
Tarini Parti
EurekAlert, 11.02.2020
Revenge is more enjoyable than forgiveness -- at least in stories
Ohio State University
The Conversation, 12.02.2020
Coronavirus: The latest disease to fuel mistrust, fear and racism
Korey Pasch
EurekAlert, 12.02.2020
Many teens are victims of digital dating abuse; boys get the brunt of it
Florida Atlantic University
The Conversation, 13.02.2020
Slavery is not a crime in almost half the countries of the world – new research
Katarina Schwarz
The Conversation, 13.02.2020
The influence of drugs on murder rates is being overstated
Ian Hamilton, Alex Stevens, Niamh Eastwood
EurekAlert, 13.02.2020
Face-to-face contact with police builds trust in fledgling states
Cornell University
EurekAlert, 14.02.2020
Algorithms 'consistently' more accurate than people in predicting recidivism, study says
University of California - Berkeley
EurekAlert, 14.02.2020
Weisburd studying police stops, crime prevention, and community reaction
George Mason University
Verfassungsblog ON MATTERS CONSTITUTIONAL, 14.02.2020
A Painful Slap from the ECtHR and an Urgent Opportunity for Spain
Carlos Oviedo Moreno
EurekAlert, 15.02.2020
The verdict is in: Courtrooms seldom overrule bad science
Association for Psychological Science
EurekAlert, 17.02.2020
The Lancet Psychiatry: Life-course-persistent antisocial behaviour may be associated with differences in brain structure
Washington Post, 18.02.2020
Guest Post: Stop-and-frisk can be an effective crime-fighting tool, at the right time and place
Tom Jackman
EurekAlert, 18.02.2020
Once cyber grooming starts, the first five days are critical
University of Jyväskylä - Jyväskylän yliopisto
Modern Diplomacy, 19.02.2020
Escaping IS: What Exiting an Armed Group Actually Takes
Dr Siobhan O’Neil and Dr Mara Revkin
New York Times, 19.02.2020
When Did Bloomberg Turn Against Stop-and-Frisk? When He Ran for President.
Maggie Astor
The Conversation, 19.02.2020
Grooming: what parents should know and what schools should do if they suspect it
Larissa Christensen, Nadine McKillop, Susan Rayment-McHugh
The Conversation, 19.02.2020
Vigilantes and private security are policing the internet where governments have failed
Mark Button
The Conversation, 19.02.2020
Weinstein trial begs a question: Why is the pain of women and minorities often ignored?
Anne P. DePrince, Jennifer M. Gómez
EurekAlert, 20.02.2020
Paying attention to complaints can protect nurses from violence
University of British Columbia
The Independent, 21.02.2020
Grooming gang review kept secret as Home Office claims releasing findings ‘not in public interest’
Lizzie Dearden
Telegraph.co.uk, 21.02.2020
Offenders who assault police officers should face minimum jail sentences, says Police Federation
Charles Hymas
The Intercept, 21.02.2020
Leaked Reports Show EU Police Are Planning a Pan-European Network of Facial Recognition Databases
Zach Campbell, Chris Jones
Stuff.co.nz, 22.02.2020
What must happen to stop men from killing their wives and children?
Siobhan Downes
Globalnews.ca, 22.02.2020
More men are killed than women, so why focus on violence against women?
Jane Gerster
The Hindu, 22.02.2020
‘The ISIS Peril – The World’s Most Feared Terror Group and its Shadow on South Asia’ review: The long reach of ISIS
Stanly Johny
Modern Diplomacy, 23.02.2020
UN launches new project to address link between terrorism, arms and crime
MD Staff
The Conversation, 23.02.2020
New DNA test that reveals a child’s true age has promise, but ethical pitfalls
Charles Dupras, Martine Lappé, Michael S. Kobor
The Guardian, 23.02.2020
Beware the politics of identity. They help legitimise the toxic far right
Kenan Malik
War on the Rocks, 24.02.2020
Mexican Drug Cartels Are Violent — But They’re Not Terrorists
Scott Englund
Medical Xpress, 24.02.2020
Methamphetamine use and its impact on violence laid bare in world-first study
University of Otago
Newswise (press release), 24.02.2020
Cannabis Use Among Older Adults has Increased 75 Percent Since 2015
The Guardian, 24.02.2020
Harvey Weinstein went from untouchable to incarcerated. Thank #MeToo
Moira Donegan
SciTechDaily, 25.02.2020
How Old Is a Fingerprint Found at a Crime Scene? Chemists Developed a Way to Measure
Iowa State University
The Conversation, 25.02.2020
Weinstein conviction a partial victory for #MeToo, but must not overshadow work still to be done
Bianca Fileborn, Rachel Loney-Howes
EurekAlert, 25.02.2020
Desire for excitement fuels young offenders to commit crime, then skill takes over
University of Portsmouth
The Conversation, 25.02.2020
Sudan’s quest to come off the US terror list: what’s been done, what’s missing
Andrew Edward Tchie
The Conversation, 26.02.2020
A year from the Christchurch terror attacks, NZ intelligence records a surge in reports
Alexander Gillespie
The Conversation, 26.02.2020
Facial recognition is spreading faster than you realise
Garfield Benjamin
The Conversation, 26.02.2020
Airplanes spread diseases quickly – so maybe unvaccinated people shouldn’t be allowed to fly
Christopher Robertson, Keith Joiner
EurekAlert, 26.02.2020
New app launched for public to help pioneering hand identification research
Lancaster University
EurekAlert, 27.02.2020
Researchers seek to enhance public safety by harnessing nature
University of Virginia Health System
London School of Economics and Political Science, 27.02.2020
Artificial intelligence could help protect victims of domestic violence
The Conversation, 27.02.2020
4 science-based strategies to tame angry political debate and encourage tolerance
Beverly B. Palmer
Civil Service World, 27.02.2020
Blunting the spike: how government is working to cut knife crime
Jonathan Owen
Bedford Independent, 28.02.2020
Police and academics team up to implement early intervention in serious violence hotspots
Erica Roffe
Outlook India, 28.02.2020
Delhi Riots 2020: Where Were The Leaders When Goons Killed, Burned And Looted?
Bhavna Vij-Aurora, Puneet Nicholas Yadav, Preetha Nair
