Just published: Reducing Civilian Deaths from Police Shootings
The latest research by Deakin postgraduate Jessica Saligari and Dr Richard Evans has been published in The Journal of Urban Health.…
Opportunity to join Deakin Criminology
The Criminology team at Deakin are expanding again! Deakin University is currently advertising a Lecturer in Criminology (fixed term) position (Reference Number 150766). For details on…
Towards Women’s Security: Deakin co-authored research presented at Public Lecture
Yesterday, research undertaken by Deakin criminologist Dr Kate Fitz-Gibbon with Monash criminologists Prof Jude McCulloch and Associate Prof JaneMaree Maher, along…
Deakin Criminologist Dr Diarmaid Harkin awarded Faculty teaching award
We are delighted to announce that Lecturer in Criminology Dr Diarmaid Harkin has been awarded the Faculty Excellence in Teaching…
Kate Fitz-Gibbon contributes to Irish conference on domestic violence laws and processes
On Friday 13th November Deakin Criminologist Dr Kate Fitz-Gibbon delivered a plenary presentation as part of the University College Cork…
Just published: Wendy O’Brien examines Australian legal reform in the context of International Norms on the Right to Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity
Deakin Criminologist Dr Wendy O’Brien’s latest research has been published in an edited collection, Queering Criminology, edited by Angela Dwyer,…
How will Australia’s Human Rights Record Stack Up Before the UN?
In late October Deakin Criminologist Dr Wendy O’Brien will chair a panel discussion at the Castan Centre on Australia’s forthcoming…
Why Australia must secure women’s safety as a national priority
By Jude McCulloch, Kate Fitz-Gibbon and JaneMaree Maher The increasing regularity of fatal violence against women – 63 deaths so…
Criminologist Richard Evans to be quoted at Gippsland Heritage Walk
Research by Deakin Criminologist Dr Richard Evans will be quoted as part of the soon to be unveiled Gippsland Heritage Walk. A passage…
Your face is part of Australia’s ‘national security weapon’: should you be concerned?
Australian government plans to increase the use of facial recognition in its counter-terrorism strategy raise concerns about privacy and how…
Just published: Chad Whelan examines organisational culture and cultural change
Deakin criminologist Dr Chad Whelan latest research on organisational culture and culture change has been published in the Australian and New…
Just published: Kate Fitz-Gibbon & JaneMaree Maher examine the process of feminist judging
Deakin criminologist Dr Kate Fitz-Gibbon and Monash University Associate Professor JaneMaree Maher have co-authored an article on the feminist judging…
Just published: Darren Palmer & Ian Warren examine global policing in the case of Kim Dotcom
Darren Palmer and Ian Warren have a chapter in the new 4 volume set published by SAGE on Global Policing…
Just Published: Global Criminology by Ian Warren & Darren Palmer
Deakin criminologists Dr Ian Warren and Associate Professor Darren Palmer’s latest book has been published by Lawbook Co. The book, Global…
Kate Fitz-Gibbon awarded Women’s Trust grant to examine the killing of women in Victoria
Deakin criminologist Dr Kate Fitz-Gibbon has been awarded a 2015 General Grant by the Victorian Women’s Trust. Kate’s project, ‘The killing…
Kate Fitz-Gibbon awarded Victorian Legal Services Board grant to examine legal responses to one-punch homicide
Deakin criminologist Dr Kate Fitz-Gibbon has received a grant to examine legal responses to one-punch homicide as part of the…