Staff publications and success – Clare Corbould, Richard Evans, Clare Farmer, Mary Iliadis, Danielle Tyson
Clare Corbould did a long interview about Black Lives Matter, US politics and history on Tuesday breakfast (December 1) on 3CR. Listen here, from 1:00: https://www.3cr.org.au/tuesday-breakfast
Australian Institute of Criminology: Criminology Research Grant
Dr Mary Iliadis and Dr Danielle Tyson have been awarded a Criminology Research Grant with colleagues from Monash University (Assoc. Prof. Asher Flynn and Dr Zarina Vakhitova) and QUT (Dr Bridget Harris) for a project titled ‘Police body-worn camera technology in response to domestic and family violence: a national study of victim-survivor perspectives and experiences‘.
This project will be the first study internationally to examine the merits and unintended consequences of police body-worn camera technology in response to domestic and family violence incidents from the perspective of victim-survivors. The research will generate empirical research on the use, efficacy, perceived benefits and risks of police body-worn camera footage in response to family violence in Australia, including its evidentiary use in court proceedings and State responses, for example, in DFV, Child Protection, and family law matters.
New book by Deakin criminologists:
Dr Richard Evans & Dr Clare Farmer
Do Police Need Guns? Policing and firearms: past, present and future.
Springer Publishing, 2020.