Dr Emma Ryan was invited to be a guest on the New Daily’s podcast with John Elder.
You can listen to ‘Where our police go wrong‘ from The COVID Conversation here.
New article by Dr Clare Farmer and Dr Richard Evans: Primed and Ready: Does Arming Police Increase Safety? Preliminary Findings, published in Violence & Gender.
Abstract In the past 30 years, police have become increasingly militarized in their uniforms, equipment, and approach. Arming police, and ensuring that …
Dr Diarmaid Harkin and Dr Adam Molnar (University of Waterloo) published new research in Violence Against Women.
Operating-System Design and Its Implications for Victims of Family Violence: The Comparative Threat of Smart Phone Spyware for Android Versus iPhone Users: …
New article: Exploring the hidden social networks of ‘lone actor’ terrorists by David Bright, Chad Whelan and Shandon Harris-Hogan
Abstract Terrorism has typically been considered an organized activity undertaken by networks of individuals who share a collective identity and purpose. In …
AIC report: Understanding the structure and composition of co-offending networks in Australia by Assoc. Prof. Chad Whelan, Assoc. Prof. David Bright and Prof. Carlo Morselli
Abstract: A large volume of criminal offending involves two or more individuals acting collaboratively. In recent years, much contemporary research on group …
@DeakinCrim are excited to announce the forthcoming launch of a Graduate Certificate in Criminology and a Masters in Criminology.
Deakin Criminology are delighted to announce two new offerings – a Graduate Certificate in Criminology and a Masters in Criminology – that …
Congratulations to @DeakinCrim’s @MaryIliadis on the publication of her book: Adversarial justice and victims’ rights: Reconceptualising the role of sexual assault victims
Book Description The rights, status and treatment of sexual assault victims has emerged as a significant 21st-century concern, occupying the forefront of …
New publication by @DeakinCrim’s @imogen_richards & @drmarkawood: Legal and Security Frameworks for Responding to Online Violent Extremism: A Comparison of Far-right and Jihadist Contexts
In recent years, there has been an intensification of international extremist violence linked in varying degrees to Internet-facilitated radicalisation. This has related …
@DeakinCrim’s Dr Laura Bedford has been nominated as the Theme Leader for @RuCrimSociety newly formed thematic group: Environment, Climate and Crime
Dr Laura Bedford has been selected as Theme Leader for the newly established thematic group: Environment, Climate and Crime, of the International …
New edited collection by @ProfPalmerCrim ‘Scholarship of Teaching and Learning in Criminology’
This book is the first dedicated collection aimed at examining teaching and learning issues within criminology. This collection of essays identifies how …
@DeakinCrim @ProfPalmerCrim argues that ‘pandemic policing needs to be done with the public’s trust, not confusion’.
Access The Conversation article here.
Do Australia’s extradition bail laws need to change? @DeakinCrim @IanJMWarren sheds light on the issue.
Read this article of Lawyers Weekly to find out more.
New publication by @IanJMWarren and @admmo: Governing Liberty Through Accountability: Surveillance Reporting as Technologies of Governmentality
Law enforcement agencies are often subject to enhanced monitoring and periodic reporting requirements as part of a liberal governance paradigm that entails …
New research from Dr Clare Farmer, in collaboration with Dr Robyn Clifford and Professor Peter Miller, finds that summary police powers to ban people from public places continue to expand, but with limited understanding of the effects. The research highlights the need for meaningful oversight and rigorous scrutiny.
Summary powers to exclude individuals from public areas form a key part of the policing of space and the control of undesirable …
Recent research by Dr Andrew Groves: ‘More than just a “city problem”: Drugs and alcohol (mis)use in rural and regional Australia’
Debate about alcohol and other drugs (AODs), particularly those that are illicit and/orsubject to abuse, is pervasive in the community, media and …