PRIMARY RESEARCH PAPERS These primary criminology research papers are written by some of the most up and coming criminologists in their fields. It should be noted that although these criminology papers are not anonymously peer reviewed, like those in our articles section of the journal, primary res...
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One way of visualising money laundering statistics on a global basis is to take leaks such as the Panama Papers and what issues they illuminate (see also Obermayer and Obermaier2017; Bullough2018).Footnote13It is not self-evident what inferences about money laundering could be drawn from this sn...
Given the explicit empiricism of most ‘conventional’ criminologists, conservatives and progressives alike, Cohen has a sizeable job in front of him to explain how come his past and present peers could not see what was in front of them. We might add that the famed value-neutrality of the ...
Given that the ex-con academics have had first-hand experience of the penal system, they use their past expe- riences of the criminal justice system and present academic knowledge, to inform and critique current criminological perspectives, policy, research paradigms and research findings (Richards ...
Literature on public perceptions of legal authorities in Chinese societies has been accumulating, yet a critical line of inquiry is missing, regarding the effects of the media. Relying on two nationwide samples, this study examines: (1) to what extent do Chinese and Taiwanese citizens trust their...
rates in combination with smaller young-adult rates and shrinking midlife rates. Future directions for studying “why” societies differ in age-crime patterns entail going beyond the study of adolescence (only) to also address what happens in peoples’ lives past adolescence—i.e., what pressures...
” He said “we’ve refused all your papers and asylum claim, and you are due to be detained and prepared for deportation…” I was shocked. It was all happening so fast. I was so confused. I felt they were acting aggressively towards me. I said that I do not understand what’s ...
Retrieved on February 1, 2019, from https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2083370. Tyler, T. R. (1989). The psychology of procedural justice: a test of the group-value model. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 57(3), 830–838. Google Scholar Tyler, T. R....
Thus, we would have to assume that the call data fully encode unit and beat assignment, which we do not think is advisable—especially when officers only appear in the call data intermittently. We could also count from the beginning of the call data on January 1, 2013. Both points in ...