New report on Technology-Facilitated Abuse and Domestic Violence in the Pacific
A new report on Technology Facilitated Abuse and Domestic Violence in the Pacific: Findings from Fiji, Tonga, and Vanuatu is…
New book published by DeakinCrim’s Sally Kennedy and Ian Warren: Reforming International Extradition
Reforming International Extradition: Fairness, Individual Rights and Justice Sally Kennedy and Ian Warren This book explores possible reforms to improve…
New article co-authored by DeakinCrim’s Chad Whelan, Diarmaid Harkin and James Martin: Expertise Integration in Cybercrime Policing: Exploring Civilian Career Lifecycles
Abstract This study examines the internal dynamics and composition of federal police cybercrime units with a focus on civilianization. The…
Examining local history via the Victoria Police Gazette
Dr Ian Warren received a small Centre for Contemporary Histories (CCH) research grant in 2023 to undertake a joint research…
Applications now open: HDR Scholarship – Preventing Water Theft in the Murray-Darling Basin
Applications now open. A PhD scholarship is available to initiate and conduct research on the topic ‘Preventing Water Theft in…
A PhD scholarship is available to initiate and conduct research on the topic ‘Network science and covert threats
HDR Scholarship – Network science and covert threats Applications now open. A PhD scholarship is available to initiate and conduct…
DeakinCrim’s Dr Ian Warren interviewed about the internet of things for the Outside the Screen Podcast
Dr Ian Warren has recently been interviewed about the internet of things on Episode 14 of the Outside the Screen Podcast. The…
New article by @DeakinCrim’s Chad Whelan, David Bright and James Martin: Reconceptualising organised(cyber)crime: The case of ransomware
Reconceptualising organised(cyber)crime: The case of ransomware Abstract The concept of organised cybercrime has been the subject of much debate over…
Sentencing of care-experienced Young People webinar
Join CYCJ Associate Dr Claire Paterson-Young (ISII, University of Northampton) alongside colleagues Dr Tatiana Corrales (Monash University, AUS) and Dr…
Deakin Crime and Criminology Group (C2G) Seminar Series: Illicit Firearms Markets: Challenges and Solutions
Date: Thurs 12 October 2023Time: 4-6 pmIn person: Deakin Downtown, Collins Square, Tower 2, Level 12, 727 Collins St, MelbourneOnline:…
Deakin University is hosting the Illicit Network Workshop in December 2023.
Deakin University is hosting the Illicit Network Workshop in December 2023. Details of the program and registration can be found…
Join Prof. Christian Leuprecht at the Deakin Crime & Criminology Group (C2G) Seminar on ‘The Crime-Crypto Nexus: Nuances across crypto-crime transactions.’
Register your in-person attendance via Eventbrite: The Crime-Crypto Nexus: Nuances across crypto-crime transactions Tickets, Wed 28/06/2023 at 3:00 pm |…
‘Tonight I’ll either be in jail or dead’ – women who use fatal force in the context of family violence –
‘Tonight I’ll either be in jail or dead’ – women who use fatal force in the context of family violence – …
Panel Discussion: Women’s Fatal Use of Force: Criminalized Survivors and Practitioner Insights – Wed 15 Feb 5-7pm
Women’s Fatal Use of Force: criminalised survivors & practitioner insights Feminist research has documented the ways in which women who…
New article, led by @DeakinCrim’s Clare Farmer, with co-author Professor Peter Miller, finds that the individualised approach to patron banning in Western Australia offers demonstrable policy improvements – and longer bans are associated with a lower likelihood of a subsequent ban.
Abstract Purpose Patron banning is widely used in response to disorderly behaviours in/around licensed venues, but there has been limited…
New article, led by @DeakinCrim’s Clare Farmer, examines presumptions of general deterrence within patron banning policy.
New article, led by @DeakinCrim’s Clare Farmer, examines presumptions of general deterrence within patron banning policy. Co-authored by Professor Peter…