Upcoming Event: Public Seminar on Policing, Cyberspace and Surveillance
On Monday 28th November (1030am-1pm) Deakin Criminology is holding a public seminar examining the broad theme of Policing, Cyberspace, Surveillance.…
Can private security companies improve responses to victims of family violence?
In an Australian first, the Salvation Army has partnered with a private security company, Protective Group, in a large-scale project…
Deakin Criminologist’s Dr Ian Warren and Dr Adam Molnar speaking at QUT: Policing the Digital Age
Deakin Criminologist’s Dr Ian Warren and Dr Adam Molnar will be speaking on Monday 7th November at Queensland University of…
Latest research from Dr Diarmaid Harkin (w/ Dr Kate Fitz-Gibbon) “Private Security Companies and Domestic Violence: A Welcome New Development?”
Deakin criminologist, Dr Diarmaid Harkin has published his latest research in Criminology and Criminal Justice. Co-authored with Dr Kate Fitz-Gibbon,…
Latest Research by Dr Clare Farmer “Victoria’s banning notice provisions: parliamentary, procedural and individual vulnerabilities”
Deakin Criminologist, Dr Clare Farmer, has published an article in the Journal of Criminological Research, Policy and Practice as part…
Upcoming Event: Dr Peter Chambers presents at the Alfred Deakin Institute Seminar Series
Dr Peter Chambers will present at the Alfred Deakin Institute Seminar Series on Monday 5th September at 3pm. Details on…
New book: Tackling Correctional Corruption By Prof Andrew Goldsmith, Prof Mark Halsey and Dr Andrew Groves
Corruption is a problem in prisons about which we hear very little, except when there is an escape from custody…
Latest Research by Dr Clare Farmer “Upholding whose right? Discretionary police powers to punish, collective ‘pre-victimisation’ and the dilution of individual rights “
Deakin Criminologist, Dr Clare Farmer, has published an article in The Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology. Abstract: This…
Latest research by Dr Emma Russell – “Queer Penalities: The Criminal Justice Paradigm in Lesbian and Gay Anti-Violence Politics.”
Deakin Criminologist, Dr Emma Russell, has published an article in Critical Criminology. Abstract …
How young is too young? Charged, tried and imprisoned at the age of 10.
Opinion piece by Dr Kate Fitz-Gibbon (Monash) and Dr Wendy O’Brien (Deakin) published in The Guardian. At what age should…
NT royal commission on youth detention: increased leadership needed
The harrowing image of a child, partially clad, hooded and shackled to a chair in a prison cell, has provoked…
New Article Challenging the Dominant Populist Voices that Sparked the Abolition of Defensive Homicide
Dr Danielle Tyson has co-authored an article with Monash Criminology PhD candidate Maddy Ulbrick and Dr Asher Flynn (Department of…
Deakin Criminologist, Dr Wendy O’Brien, contributes to intercontinental exchange on strategies to eliminate violence against children in conflict with the law
Dr Wendy O’Brien returned from Bangkok this week, after attending the second meeting of the Asia Pacific Council on Juvenile Justice…
New publication from Deakin Criminologist, Dr Danielle Tyson
Dr Danielle Tyson’s latest research with Dr Deborah Kirkwood (Monash University) and Ms Mandy McKenzie (Domestic Violence Resource Centre Victoria)…
One week until the First Annual Victoria Postgraduate Criminology Conference
It is one week away until The First Annual Victoria Postgraduate Criminology Conference. We are pleased to announce the launch…
New publication from Deakin Criminologist, Dr Adam Molnar
Adam Molnar’s latest research (with Jeffrey Monaghan, Carleton University, Canada) has just been published in Critical Studies in Terrorism, entitled…