Dr Richard Evans’ insights on youth offending feature in a Bay FM interview
‘If young people spend less times behind bars, and more time being supervised and rehabiliated, youth crime rates could continue dropping in …
Conversation article by @DeakCriminology’s Associate Professor, Darren Palmer, on why electronic monitoring may not reduce youth crime
https://theconversation.com/why-electronic-surveillance-monitoring-may-not-reduce-youth-crime-97864
Filicide Research Hub Launch Tue 29 May 2018 5:15pm RACV Club Melbourne
The Monash Deakin Universities Filicide Research Hub invites you to join in the launch of 2 research publications on filicide, an event …
Dr Emma Ryan Invited Panellist for The Inaugural White Lion Youth Justice Q&A
Dr Emma Ryan, Lecturer in Criminology at Deakin University, will feature as a panellist at the Whitelion Youth Justice Q&A symposium to …
Dr Ian Warren’s research features in the ABC: ‘Do extradition laws need to evolve’?
ABC article: do extradition laws need to evolve? Click here for full article link by Monique Mann, Ian Warren & Sally Kennedy
New book on ‘Discretionary Police Powers to Punish’ by Dr Clare Farmer
Through an analysis of the implementation and application of Victoria’s police-imposed public area banning provisions, this book offers critical insights into the …
Dr Andrew Groves’ new insightful and topical research
Dr Andrew Groves has recently published in Harm Reduction on pill testing. Access the article online from within the citation below: Groves, …
New research from Deakin Criminology’s Dr Clare Farmer
Clare’s most current research has been conducted with Professor Mirko Bagaric (Swinburne University) and examines the level of consistency across four years …
Latest research from Dr Diarmaid Harkin, ‘Community Safety Partnerships: The Limits and Possibilities of Policing with the Community’
Dr Diarmaid Harkin has published his latest research in Crime Prevention and Community Safety. The paper is titled ‘Community Safety Partnerships: The …
Senior Lecturer in Criminology opportunities at Deakin (two positions)
The Criminology team at Deakin are expanding! Deakin University is currently advertising 2 x Senior Lecturer in Criminology positions, one at the Melbourne …
Professor in Criminology opportunity at Deakin
The Criminology team at Deakin are expanding! Deakin University is currently advertising for a Professor in Criminology (Job ID 170880). For details …
New research from Dr Crystal Bruton and Dr Danielle Tyson ‘Leaving violent men: A study of women’s experiences of separation in Victoria, Australia’
Despite decades of feminist efforts to educate the community about, and improve responses to, domestic violence, public attitudes towards domestic violence continue …
Symposium on Scholarship of Teaching and Learning in Criminology
One Day Symposium on Scholarship of Teaching and Learning in Criminology Date: 11 December Time: 9.30am – 4.00pm Location: Geelong Waterfront, Deakin University Corporate …
Latest research from Dr Diarmaid Harkin, ‘Regulating private sector security provision for victims of domestic violence’
Dr Diarmaid Harkin has published his latest research in Theoretical Criminology. The paper is titled ‘Regulating private sector security provision for victims …
Dr Emma Ryan has commented on the possibilities for Victoria’s new private prison in Deakin University’s this.
Emma Ryan was asked to comment on Victoria’s new privately operated prison ‘Ravenhall’ for Deakin’s this website. The article considers the barriers to Victoria’s ability …
Dr Danielle Tyson appears on ABC 7.30 Report to discuss why a woman who killed her violent husband should not be deported
Dr Danielle Tyson was interviewed by journalist Lauren Day for ABC’s 7.30 report about why a woman who killed her violent husband …