Deakin University Criminology
Abstract This article develops a new approach to analysing the technology-harm nexus. The approach distinguishes between different technology-harm relations: relations with technology …
Abstract Reflecting on Loader and White’s (2018) suggestion that the labour of private security workers is difficult to ‘commodify’, this paper uses original …
The Deakin Research on Violence Against Women (DRVAW) Hub invite you to join them for their Inaugural Conference: Interdisciplinary Research that addresses …
Deakin Criminologists Dr Ian Warren, Dr Monique Mann and Dr Diarmaid Harkin have launched their report for the Australian Communications Consumer Action …
Call for Chapters INC Theory on Demand Edited Collection Economies of Virtue: The Circulation of ‘Ethics’ in AI and Digital Culture Edited …
The Deakin Research on Violence Against Women (DRVAW) Hub invites you to join us for the first DRVAW workshop on ‘Improving mental …
Dr Laura Bedford has recently published an article, ‘The impact of mobile technology devices on street checks and crime incidents reported: results …
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Are you a high-achieving student set to finish your Bachelor’s degree soon (i.e. June 2021), or who has graduated? If so, you …
Dr Laura Bedford presented a paper at the Tilburg Institute for Law, Technology and Society (TILT) international TILTing conference: Regulating in Times …
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Abstract ‘Cybercrime’ is an umbrella concept used by criminologists to refer to traditional crimes that are enhanced via the use of networked …
Criminology Society now at Deakin! The Deakin Students’ Criminology Society (DSCS) is open to all Deakin Criminology students at Deakin and on …
Abstract: Organisational learning (OL) perspectives suggest that all organisations use evidence to adapt and change their policies and practices. The special case …
Abstract: In his article, “In Defense of Resistance,” Ferrell (2019) argues for the importance and centrality of the study of everyday and …
This is a recording of a seminar delivered by Deakin Criminology’s Dr Laura Bedford, Dr Monique Mann, Professor Marcus Foth (QUT) and …