Abstract: Organisational learning (OL) perspectives suggest that all organisations use evidence to adapt and change their policies and practices. The…
Abstract: In his article, “In Defense of Resistance,” Ferrell (2019) argues for the importance and centrality of the study of…
This is a recording of a seminar delivered by Deakin Criminology’s Dr Laura Bedford, Dr Monique Mann, Professor Marcus Foth…
Q. Thank you for taking the time to provide a reflection about your experience studying Criminology at Deakin, Maddie. Before…
Abstract As a response to alcohol-related disorderly behaviours, the use of exclusion has expanded steadily across Australian jurisdictions but with…
UNODC are seeking to recruit graduate interns who are available for a minimum of 4 months (max. 6 months) for…
As part of the 16 Days of Action to Eliminate Violence Against Women, the Deakin Research on Violence Against Women (DRVAW)…
About this book: This book challenges what are, for many people, deep-rooted expectations regarding the routine arming of police and…
Abstract Gang Studies is an emerging field in criminology. Most scholarship on gang-like groups focus on the local and the…
The DRVAW Hub is being Co-convened by Dr Danielle Tyson (ArtsEd), Dr Mary Iliadis (ArtsEd) and Dr Lata Satyen (Health),…
Abstract Climate change mitigation should permeate all areas of government policy, however; the Criminal Justice System (CJS) currently remains absent…
Contemporary criminological discourses identify the emerging phenomena of water theft in societies experiencing drought and water insecurity (Brisman et al.…
Dr Diarmaid Harkin’s book Private Security and Domestic Violence was recently discussed in the House of Representatives, House Standing Committee on…