Latest research from Dr Adam Molnar, “Computer network operations and ‘rule-with-law’ in Australia”
Deakin criminologist, Dr Adam Molnar has published in the Internet Policy Review along with Christopher Parsons (Citizen Lab, University of…
Latest Research from Dr Clare Farmer, “The disparity between human rights policy and parliamentary practice in Australia: A Victorian case study”
Deakin criminologist, Dr Clare Farmer, has published in The International Journal of Human Rights. The paper entitled ‘The disparity between…
Submission to the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights
Deakin Criminologist, Dr Wendy O’Brien, and Dr Kate Fitz-Gibbon (Monash) have provided a submission to the United Nations Office of…
Dr Emma Ryan will appear on ABC Radio to discuss the use of tasers
Dr Emma Ryan will be speaking to the ABC’s Damien Carrick about recent national and international cases involving the use of…
Children and young people with harmful sexual behaviours – Dr O’Brien commences ANROWS funded study in collaboration with AIFs.
Deakin criminologist, Dr Wendy O’Brien, has commenced work on a two-year funded research project to examine good practice in delivering…
Dr Richard Evans appears on ABC Radio to discuss the ‘Pyjama Girl’ murder
Deakin criminologist, Dr Richard Evans, has appeared on ABC National’s ‘Australian Gothic’ discussing the 1934 murder of Linda Agostini who…
Dr Richard Evans appears in the Geelong Advertiser discussing crime data and male offending
Deakin criminologist, Dr Richard Evans, has appeared in the Geelong Advertiser discussing local crime data and male offending. Dr Evans’…
Latest research from Dr Chad Whelan and Dr Adam Molnar, “Policing political mega-events through ‘hard’ and ‘soft’ tactics: reflections on local and organisational tensions in public order policing”
Deakin criminologists, Dr Chad Whelan and Dr Adam Molnar, have published their latest research in Policing and Society. The paper…
Our punitive nation: Incarceration and where it is taking us as a society
Dr Richard Evans has published an essay in Arena Magazine that takes stock of the current climate of punitive politics…
Dr Adam Molnar appears on ABC Radio to discuss the Yahoo hack
Deakin criminologist Dr Adam Molnar, appeared on ABC Radio to discuss the hack of 1 billion Yahoo accounts which included…
Dr Diarmaid Harkin appears on ABC Radio to discuss match-fixing in Tennis
Deakin criminologist Dr Diarmaid Harkin, has appeared on ABC Radio to discuss match-fixing in Tennis. The interview was featured on…
Game, set and match-fix: what more can be done to stop corruption in tennis?
The charges brought recently against reigning Australian Open junior champion Oliver Anderson, and the suspensions of three low-ranking Australian players…
Latest research from Dr Diarmaid Harkin, “The questionable legitimacy of non-state anti-corruption bodies: A case study of the Tennis Integrity Unit”
Deakin criminologist, Dr Diarmaid Harkin has published his latest research in Crime, Law and Social Change. The paper is titled…
Latest research from Dr Clare Farmer, “The disparity between human rights policy and parliamentary practice in Australia: A Victorian case study”
Deakin criminologist, Dr Clare Farmer has published her latest research in The International Journal of Human Rights. The paper is…
Dr Clare Farmer presents at ANZSOC
Deakin criminologist, Dr Clare Farmer, presented two papers at the recent Australian and New Zealand Society of Criminology Conference at…
Upcoming Event: The Castan Centre For Human Rights Law presents ‘Prison Songs’
The Castan Centre for Human Rights Law (Monash University) are pleased to announce a special screening of Prison Songs, which will…