Deakin University Criminology
This article first appeared on The Conversation on 5 March 2105. To read the original article, click here. What ‘safeguards’ are in Australia’s data retention plans? By Adam Molnar, Deakin University and Angela Daly, Swinburne University of Technology Prime Minister Tony Abbott wants the mandatory data retention laws passed this week despite …
This article was originally published on The Conversation on 27 February 2015. To read the original article, click here. Explainer: Victoria’s Royal Commission into Family Violence The Royal Commission into Family Violence began in its work Victoria this week. The royal commission was established following several high-profile family violence incidents. This included the …
The latest research by Deakin Criminologist Dr Wendy O’Brien considers the implications of the relatively recent move to include the rights to …
Research by Deakin PhD Candidate Morgan Burcher and Dr Chad Whelan critically examines the extent to which social network analysis (SNA) can act …
Deakin criminologist Dr Adam Molnar has been quoted in a CBCnews article examining recent Snowden revelations that identified how Canada’s top security …
In an article published in the latest issue of Theoretical Criminology Deakin Criminologist Dr Diarmaid Harkin argues that police inflicted injury and suffering should be explored …
We have a full time and ongoing level B Lecturer in Criminology position open for applications. This position was previously advertised as …
2014 was transformative for criminology at Deakin University. For the first time our courses were offered at the Melbourne Burwood campus and …
Deakin Criminologist Dr Ian Warren has been appointed Chair the Barwon Community Legal Service Board. Ian has been a member of the …
Members of the Deakin criminology team have been recognised in the Deakin University Faculty of Arts and Education Pro-Vice Chancellor Awards. Ruth …
