Criminology Research Topics

Research Area/ Research Interest: Criminology

Research Paper Topics for Masters and Ph.D. Thesis and publication

1. Analytic criminology: Mechanisms and methods in the explanation of crime and its causes
2. In their experience: A review of racial and sexual minority experience in academe and proposals for building an inclusive criminology
3. The centrality of child maltreatment to criminology
4. Anti-racism in Criminology: An Oxymoron or the way Forward?
5. Reimaging ‘the Self’in criminology: Transcendence, unconscious states and the limits of narrative criminology
6. Whose Voices are Prioritised in Criminology, and Why Does it Matter?
7. Criminology towards the metaverse: Cryptocurrency scams, grey economy and the technosocial
8. Crime, justice and criminology in the Republic of Ireland
9. Cannabis criminology: inequality, coercion, and illusions of reform
10. Technical analysis on the cyber organizational criminology of dictatorial military conducts-experience from human trafficking and coercions by military cyber …
11.  The Effect of Waiting Environment and Perceived Atmosphere on Temporal Experience
12. A post-capitalocentric critique of digital technology and environmental harm: New directions at the intersection of digital and green criminology
13.  Repeat victimization by website defacement: An empirical test of premises from an environmental criminology perspective
14. Publication bias: A “bird’s-eye view” of meta-analytic practice in criminology and criminal justice
15.  Research methods in criminal justice and criminology
16. Anti-Racism and Intersectionality in Feminist Criminology and Academia: Introduction to a Special Issue
17. Eco-crimes and ecocide at sea: Toward a new blue criminology
18. Fucking with the model minority myth: The experiences of two vocal Asian American women in (white, male) criminology and academia
19. Ecology and Criminology? Applying the tenets of procedural justice to environmental regulations
20.  Queer criminology and ethnography
21. Criminalization or instrumentalism? New trends in the field of border criminology
22.  The Effect of Waiting Environment and Perceived Atmosphere on Temporal Experience
23. Moved by fire: Green criminology in flux
24. Advantages and Challenges of Queer Scholars Doing Qualitative Queer Criminology and Criminal Justice Research
25. Asian Criminology—Elaborating Its Concepts, Approach, Paradigm, and Future
26. Friedrich Nietzsche, On the Genealogy of Morals and Criminology
27. The psycho-criminology of burial sites: developing the winthropping method for locating clandestine burial sites
28.  Criminology, Crime and Justice in Ireland: An Introduction
29. Student motivations for studying criminology: A narrative inquiry
30. Criminal achievement, criminal self-efficacy, and the criminology of Carlo Morselli: suggestions for continuing and extending a fruitful line of inquiry
31. Public Criminology and Media Debates Over Policing
32.  The criminal justice activism of Naomi Osaka: a case study in the criminology of celebrity culture
33.  The Effect of Waiting Environment and Perceived Atmosphere on Temporal Experience
34. Why Global North criminology fails to explain organized crime in Mexico
35. Whitewashing Criminology: A Critical Tour of Cesare Lombroso’s Museum of Criminal Anthropology
36. Social Democratic Criminology by Robert Reiner
37.  Transnational criminology: trafficking and global criminal markets
38. Savage tourism and its implication in theoretical criminology: a shift towards social disorganization
39. Rafe McGregor: Critical Criminology and Literary Criticism
40.  Language Learning Opportunities and English Language Competence of First Year BS-Criminology Students under the New Normal Setting
41. The “new fiscal criminology”: State-level changes in crime rates and the structure of tax systems
42. A pedagogy of ‘public criminology’ as a counter to marginality? Lessons for community sanctions and measures from the Pedagogy of the Oppressed
43. Black males, impulsivity, and externalizing behaviors: A black criminology analysis
44.  The Effect of Waiting Environment and Perceived Atmosphere on Temporal Experience
45.  Redemptive Criminology
46. Decolonising the Criminology curriculum in South Africa: Views and experiences of lecturers and postgraduate students
47. Primatology, green criminology, and the impacts of science on the non-human world: A debate from Japan
48.  The Holocaust and Disciplinary Myopia in Criminology and Sociology: Social injury as a response to the challenges of legal formalism
49. Geographical information and GIS in rural criminology
50. Environment, Environmental Crimes, Environmental Forensic Medicine, Environmental Risk Management and Environmental Criminology
51. Criminology and human rights
52. A Dialogue with Historical Criminology
53. Teaching Preparation and Professional Development Coursework in Doctoral Programs: The Example of Criminology and Criminal Justice
54.  The Effect of Waiting Environment and Perceived Atmosphere on Temporal Experience
55. Reasonable hopes: social theory, critique and reconstruction in contemporary criminology
56. The Origins of Radical Criminology, Volume III: From Middle Ages to Renaissance
57. Desistance and the state: revisiting the individualization thesis in criminology and criminal justice
58. Building on the shoulders of Bhaskar and Matthews: a critical realist criminology
59. Inside the Criminology of Carlo Morselli
60. Conclusion: Where Next for Intersectional Criminology?
61. Green Criminology, Policing and Protecting the Environment
62. Ghost Criminology: a (spirit) guide
63. Diversity in Teaching and Researching Criminal Law and Criminology
64.  Rafe McGregor, Literary Criminology and Literary Criticism
65.  The Effect of Waiting Environment and Perceived Atmosphere on Temporal Experience
66.  Sport and Crime: Towards a Critical Criminology of Sport
67. Integrative KnowGen: Integrative Knowledge Base Generation for Criminology as a Domain of Choice
68. Introduction: Diverse Voices in the Fields of Criminology and Criminal Justice
69. The Management and Challenges of Criminology Deans in the New Normal
70.  Machine Learning for Criminology and Crime Research: At the Crossroads
71. What Are the Barriers to the Development of Convict Criminology in Australia?
72. Criminology Explains Police Violence, by Philip Matthew Stinson, Sr
73. Comparative Criminology and White-Collar Crime
74. Widening the Scope of “Earth” Jurisprudence and “Green” Criminology? Towards Preserving Extra-Terrestrial Heritage Sites on Celestial Bodies
75.  The Effect of Waiting Environment and Perceived Atmosphere on Temporal Experience
76. Queer criminology
77.  Fitting the facts of crime: an invitation to biopsychosocial criminology
78. Sexual Abuse To A Child By A Teacher (A Criminology Riview)
79. Green Criminology and an International Law Against Ecocide: Using Strict Liability and Superior Responsibility to Prevent State and Corporate Denial of …
80. How neoclassical criminology, penal populism and COVID-19 helped to escalate the repressiveness of criminal law–the case of Poland?
81.  Increasing Content Mastery in Criminology
82. An Essay on Theory and Research in Rural Criminology
83. Vocation to Criminology: An analysis of degree selection and interest areas in a Spanish sample of high school students
84. From Techniques of Neutralisation to Techniques of Normalisation: Reflections on the role of criminology in a post-truth and never-forgotten world.
85. Academic Engagement of Criminology Students in Northwestern University The Philippines
86.  The Effect of Waiting Environment and Perceived Atmosphere on Temporal Experience
87.  Why and How Criminology Should Be Free
88.  Abolishing Consensus Criminology: Confronting the Human Nature Assumption and Ritual Criminologists
89. State Crime in Plain Sight: German Criminology and the Crimes of the National Socialist State–A Tribute to Herbert Jäger (1928-2014)
90.  On predictions, measurement, and causal inference: Essays on statistical correlations and statistical applications in labor market economics and criminology
91. Newsmaking Criminology dan Kejahatan Terkait Corona Di Indonesia
92. Android Educational Game for Criminology Students
93. A Feasibility Study of JH Cerilles State College Offering a Master of Science in Criminal Justice With Specialization in Criminology
94.  The Effect of Waiting Environment and Perceived Atmosphere on Temporal Experience
95. Queer Criminology and the destabilization of Child sexual abuse
96. Biological Sex, Gender Criticism and Feminist Criminology
97.  Criminology for the Police
98. Social Research Methods in Cybersecurity: From Criminology to Industrial Cybersecurity
99.  Criminology on Trump
100.  The Dynamics of Environmental Criminology and Response from the Legal System of Pakistan
101.  A slippery subject: European eel trafficking in criminology teaching
102. Gendering Criminology
103. Emotional Labour in Criminal Justice and Criminology by Jake Phillips, Jaime Waters, Chalen Westaby and Andrew Fowler (eds) (2020)
104.  Proficiency and attitude of criminology students in Trigonometry in select Philippine higher education institution
105.  The Effect of Waiting Environment and Perceived Atmosphere on Temporal Experience
106. Criminology and criminal law–attempt to capture the relation as shown by the phenomenon of murder of one’s own child.
107. Guest Editor’s Introduction to the Special Issue on Green Criminology
108.  CYBERCRIME AWARENESS AND CYBERCRIME PREVENTION ATTITUDE OF CRIMINOLOGY STUDENTS
109. Ghost Criminology
110.  Requirements and Barriers of Learning English for Specific Purposes: Criminology Cadets at AL ISTIQLAL University
111. The True Cost of Technology: Double Extractivism and Green Criminology in Serbia
112. Forensic Criminology: A Revolutionary Parameter for Legal Fraternity
113. An Appetite for Crime: Case Studies of Cannibalism and the Criminology Theories that Explain It
114.  IDENTIFICATION OF THE OBJECT AND SUBJECTS OF PREVENTION IN CRIMINOLOGY AND LAW ENFORCEMENT
115.  The Effect of Waiting Environment and Perceived Atmosphere on Temporal Experience
116.  How neoclassical criminology, penal populism and COVID-19 helped to escalate the repressiveness of criminal law–the case of Poland: Jak kryminologia …
117. Criminology of Law and Criminological Expertise of Law-New Trends in Criminological Research, Education and Practice
118.  PROBLEMS OF APPLICATION OF MACHINE LEARNING METHODS IN CRIMINOLOGY FOR IDENTIFICATION, INVESTIGATION AND PREVENTION OF …
119.  The Effect of Fuzzy Logic on Punishment of imprisonment with a Look at Postmodern Criminology (By field study and questions from judges)
120.  How they turn into criminals?(Explaining the path of criminal transition in the light of developmental and integrated criminology)
121.  Ana Milošević Leuven Institute of Criminology, KU Leuven, Herbert Hooverplein 10, 3000 Leuven. Belgium ana. milosevic@ kuleuven. be
122.  Criminology and cybercrime.
123.  THE MEANING OF THE VICTIM–OFFENDER OVERLAP FOR CRIMINOLOGY AND CRIME CONTROL POLICY
124. Intimate Partner Cyber Abuse Viewed Through the Lens of Criminology
125.  The Effect of Waiting Environment and Perceived Atmosphere on Temporal Experience
126.  Green Criminology and Rhetoric of Public Opinion: Online Commenting on Gas Rigs Near Israel’s Coast
127. Psychopathy and the prospective prediction of adult offending through age 29: Revisiting unfulfilled promises of developmental criminology
128.  Jay Garnas University of Colorado, Boulder SOCY 4014-001: Criminology Dr. Kyle Thomas April 15, 2022
129. Ghost Criminology: A Requiem
130. Social order and social justice: Moral intuitions, systemic racism beliefs, and Americans’ divergent attitudes toward Black Lives Matter and police
131. Public fear of protesters and support for protest policing: An experimental test of two theoretical models
132. Aporte de la criminología mediática al estudio de la industria alimentaria. Una perspectiva al daño animal: Contribution of media criminology to the study of the food …
133. Sex, drugs, and coercive control: Gendered narratives of methamphetamine use, relationships, and violence
134. Body‐worn cameras, lawful police stops, and NYPD officer compliance: A cluster randomized controlled trial
135. Nordic Research Council for Criminology: Nordiska Samarbetsrådet för Kriminologi
136.  The Effect of Waiting Environment and Perceived Atmosphere on Temporal Experience
137. The American racial divide in fear of the police
138. Race, work history, and the employment recidivism relationship*
139. Police contact and future orientation from adolescence to young adulthood: Findings from the Pathways to Desistance Study
140. What’s in Your File Drawer? The Case of the Missing Null in Criminology and Criminal Justice
141. Damned if you do, damned if you don’t: How formerly incarcerated men navigate the labor market with prison credentials*
142. Are guns the new dog whistle? Gun control, racial resentment, and vote choice
143. When guardians become offenders: Understanding guardian capability through the lens of corporate crime
144.  Michael Fiddler, Theo Kindynis and Travis Linnemann (Eds)(2022) Ghost Criminology: The Afterlife of Crime and Punishment. New York: New York University …
145. The price of a sex offense conviction: A comparative analysis of the costs of community supervision
146.  The Effect of Waiting Environment and Perceived Atmosphere on Temporal Experience
147. Prior punishments and cumulative disadvantage: How supervision status impacts prison sentences*
148. Collective efficacy and the built environment
149. “No idea whether he’s Black, White, or purple”: Colorblindness and cultural scripting in prosecution
150. Prevention of Violence Againts Children During the Covid-19 Pandemic Perspective of Criminology
151.  Editorial 4 (1)
152. Aas 2012 Aas, KF (2012). The Earth is one but the world is not: Criminological theory and its geopolitical divisions. Theoretical Criminology, 16
153.  A ‘Lens of Labor’: Re-Conceptualizing Young People’s Involvement in Organized Crime
154.  Sensing surveillance
155.  The state of criminology in East Asia
156.  The Effect of Waiting Environment and Perceived Atmosphere on Temporal Experience
157. Corona crimes: How pandemic narratives change criminal landscapes
158. Experiences of trauma and alcohol and other drug use by domestic, family, and sexual violence offenders: A review of 6 months of sentencing remarks from the …
159. Revitalizing Ethnographic Studies of Immigration and Crime
160.  Punishment, Victimhood and Social Control: Towards a Criminology of Transitional Justice
161. Police Observational Research in the Twenty-First Century
162.  Racial profiling in the racial welfare state: Examining the order of policing in the Nordic region
163.  Jerzy Sarnecki and a Counter Factual History of Swedish Criminology.
164.  Gender, Criminalization, Imprisonment and Human Rights in Southeast Asia
165. Severe and pervasive? Consequences of sexual harassment for graduate students and their Title IX report outcomes
166.  The indigenization of criminology in Iran: barriers and requirements
167.  The Effect of Waiting Environment and Perceived Atmosphere on Temporal Experience
168. The long history of prevention: Social Defence, security and anticipating future crimes in the era of ‘penal welfarism’
169. The drop in female homicide victimisation in Australia
170.  Linking professionalism, learning and wellbeing in the context of rape investigation: Early findings from Project Bluestone
171.  Investigation of criminology in the field of culture and theoretical limitations of this type of criminology
172. Campus Sexual Harassment, Other Violence, and Racism, Oh my! Evidence From Black Women Undergraduates for a Culturally Competent University Approach to …
173. The benefits and supervisory styles of women police leaders
174. Drill, discipline and decency? Exploring the significance of prior military experience for prison staff culture
175.  Time for Criminology
176.  The Effect of Waiting Environment and Perceived Atmosphere on Temporal Experience
177. Prom oting a Culture of
178. Re-theorizing the progress of women in policing: An alternative perspective from the Global South
179. Surveillance arbitration in the era of digital policing
180. A test of General Strain Theory: Explaining intimate partner violence and alcohol use among Black women
181.  Reconceptualizing multisectoral prison regulation: Voluntary organizations and bereaved families as regulators
182. The social dynamics of group offending
183. Justin R. Ellis: Policing Legitimacy: Social Media, Scandal and Sexual Citizenship
184. Perceptions of Police Among Kenyan Female Immigrants in the United States
185.  Social Democratic Criminology
186. Sexual harassment of students at institutions of higher education: Variations in students’ experiences, knowledge, and perceptions across institutions
187.  The Effect of Waiting Environment and Perceived Atmosphere on Temporal Experience
188. “If It’s Not Femicide, It’s Still Murder”: Contestations Over Femicide in Nicaragua
189. ‘Smart’crime prevention? Digitization and racialized crime control in a Smart City
190.  Language matters: doing systematic (critical) discourse analysis in criminology
191.  Renewing historical criminology: scope, significance and future directions
192. The Motherhood Penalty—Understanding the Gendered Role of Motherhood in the Life Histories of Incarcerated South African Women
193. Who owns desistance? A triad of agency enabling social structures in the desistance process
194. Trajectories of hope/lessness among men and women in the late stage of a life sentence
195. The Effects of the Fair Sentencing Act 2010 on Sentencing Outcomes for Female Convicted of Cocaine Offenses
196. Homicide drop in seven European countries: General or specific across countries and crime types?
197. Did They Move on? An Outcome Evaluation of the Gender-Responsive Program, Girls…Moving On
198.  The Effect of Waiting Environment and Perceived Atmosphere on Temporal Experience
199.  The Effect of Fuzzy Logic on Punishment of imprisonment with a Look at Postmodern Criminology (By field study and questions from judges)
200.  Five pillars: A framework for transforming the police response to rape and sexual assault
201. Police legitimacy and approval of vigilante violence: The significance of anger
202. “I’m Going to be Successful Someday”: Women’s Personal Projects to Improve Their Lives, and Implications for Clarifying the Nature of Agency in Criminological …
203.  State Crime in Plain Sight: German Criminology and the Crimes of the National Socialist State–A Tribute to Herbert Jäger
204. Striking the Balance? On the Relationship Between Public and Private Security in Western Countries
205. Private security and national security: The case of Estonia
206.  Gang Phantasmagoria: How Racialized Gang Allegations Haunt Immigration Legal Work
207.  When the Islamic State Kills: Ironies of American and ISIS Executions
208. Experiencing Shame: How Does Gender Affect the Interpersonal Dynamics of Restorative Justice?
209.  The Effect of Waiting Environment and Perceived Atmosphere on Temporal Experience
210. The meaning of the victim–offender overlap for criminological theory and crime prevention policy
211.  Young People, Antisocial Behavior and Unemployment: Toward a Trans-Disciplinary Analysis of Criminalization
212.  Island Criminology
213. Radical hope and processes of becoming: Examining short-term prisoners’ imagined futures in England & Wales and Norway
214.  Sanctions, perceptions, and crime
215.  A Procedural Justice Theory Approach to Police Engagement with Victim-Survivors of Rape and Sexual Assault: Initial Findings of the ‘Project Bluestone’Pilot …
216. Feminized need and racialized danger: Punitive therapeutics and historical addict tropes in a Midwestern drug court
217. Irreducibly social: Why biocriminology’s ontoepistemology is incompatible with the social reality of crime
218. Identifying online risk markers of hard-to-observe crimes through semi-inductive triangulation: The case of human trafficking in the United States
219.  Social Democratic Criminology
220.  The Effect of Waiting Environment and Perceived Atmosphere on Temporal Experience
221. The security mindset: Corrections officer workplace culture in late mass incarceration
222.  Child execution in Iran: Furthering our understanding of child execution as a form of structural violence
223. The civic crime of corruption: Citizen networks and public sector bribery in the non-democracies
224. Transnational policing between national political regimes and human rights norms: The case of the Interpol Red Notice system
225.  COVID-19 conspiracies, trust in authorities, and duty to comply with social distancing restrictions
226. Women’s perceptions of domestic and intimate partner violence alongside government’s interventions in Nigeria: a qualitative study
227. Penal changes, crises, and the political economy of punishment: An introduction
228. How do gender, sexuality, and age impact perceptions of teacher sexual misconduct? An intersectional vignette-based study
229. A Snapshot into Challenges of Policing Rural Zimbabwe
230. The collective body: Legacies of monastic discipline in the post-Soviet prison
231.  The Effect of Waiting Environment and Perceived Atmosphere on Temporal Experience
232.  The convergence of environmental crime with other serious crimes: Subtypes within the environmental crime continuum
233. The slow violence of contemporary policing
234. Negotiating penal hybridity: Time–space boundary-work in parole decision making
235. Exemplification of child abduction in US news media: Testing media effects on parental perceptions and assessment of risk
236.  Criminology, Overview of
237. Counter-terrorism measures and perceptions of police legitimacy: The importance Muslims place on procedural justice, representative bureaucracy, and bounded …
238. A general theory of crime
239.  Academics Versus Athletics? The Protection and Prioritization of College Athletics in an Era of Neoliberal Austerity
240. The War against Civilians: Victims of the “War on Terror” in Afghanistan and Pakistan. By Vasja Badalič (Palgrave, 2019, 257 pp.,£ 49.99 pbk)
241. The nature and role of morality in situational action theory
242.  The Effect of Waiting Environment and Perceived Atmosphere on Temporal Experience
243. Cycling in the streets of Brussels: the side-effects of e-Participation
244. Fostering Trust in Police in a Stigmatized Community: When Does Procedural Justice and Police Effectiveness Matter Most to Muslims?
245. Redefining Motherhood: How Formerly Incarcerated Black Mothers Frame Mothering Choices
246. Analysing the impact of being a sole or primary carer for dependent relatives on the sentencing of women in the Crown Court, England and Wales
247. Psychological distance and fear of crime: Towards a new understanding of risk perception formation
248.  A Typology of Heritage Crime Victims
249. Narcan as biomedical panic: The war on overdose and the harms of harm reduction
250.  Storytelling, resilience and transitional justice: Reversing narrative social bulimia
251.  The Effect of Waiting Environment and Perceived Atmosphere on Temporal Experience
252. Crime count and crime harm in a post-socialist city: How does the law of crime concentration at places apply?
253.  Expendable lives: race and segmented representation in the politics of crime and criminal Justice in the United States
254. ANALYSIS OF ENVIRONMENTAL AND PROPERTY RELATIONS IN PLANTS LEGISLATION
255.  Power (ful) Connections: Exploring the Revolving Doors Phenomenon as a Form of State-Corporate Crime
256. Violence and bordering on the margins of the State: A view from South Africa and the southern border of Spain
257. Psychological distance and fear of crime: Towards a new understanding of risk perception formation
258.  Exploring Media Representations of the Nexus Between Climate Change and Crime in the United States
259. Three-dimensional policeman: Security, sovereignty and volumetric police power
260. Foucault, prison, and human rights: A dialectic of theory and criminal justice reform
261.  The Effect of Waiting Environment and Perceived Atmosphere on Temporal Experience
262. Urban youth and police: a relationship based on power-imbalance and mutual distrust
263. Power, shame and social relations in prisons for men convicted of sex offences
264.  Concept, Signs and Types of Criminal Offence in Legislation and Practice of the US and Ukraine
265. Exploring the effects of community disadvantage and remoteness on indigenous and non-indigenous peoples’ risk of reincarceration
266. Rethinking police procedural justice
267.  Six Lines: A Methodological Agenda for Critical Gang Studies
268. Understanding how offending prevalence and frequency change with age in the Cambridge Study in Delinquent Development using Bayesian statistical models
269. CAPITAL PUNISHMENT ADD UP FIERCE, HORRIBLE AND TAINTING DISCIPLINE: A REFLECTION ON KENYA AND EAST AFRICA
270. State Compensation of Exonerees in Capital Cases: the Chinese Experience
271.  The Effect of Waiting Environment and Perceived Atmosphere on Temporal Experience
272. “Ask Me About My Goals!” Challenging Pervasive Assumptions of Gang Members’ Fatalism by Exploring Gay Gang Members’ Goals
273.  A political agenda in conflict with environmental protection: a critical policy essay from Brazil
274.  Living Death at the Intersection of Necropower and Disciplinary Power: A Qualitative Exploration of Racialised and Detained Groups in Australia
275.  A Patchwork of Intra-Schengen Policing: Border Games over National Identity and National Sovereignty (vol 24, pg 110, 2020)
276. A guilty pleasure: The legal, social scientific and feminist verdict against rap
277. Links between adverse childhood experiences, psychopathological symptoms and recidivism risk in juvenile delinquents
278. Déjà Q in the Australian nightlife: ID scanners and violent crime in night-time entertainment districts
279.  Neuroscientific Evidence in the Strategic Exploit of the Disabled as a Fighter in the Islamic State
280. The Importance of Parenting in the Development of Self-control During Childhood, Early Adolescence, and Late Adolescence
281.  ‘We Can’t Get No Nine-to-Five’: New York City Gang Membership as a Response to the Structural Violence of Everyday Life
282.  The Effect of Waiting Environment and Perceived Atmosphere on Temporal Experience
283. Shut In, Shut Out: Barriers and Opportunities for Gang Disengagement in El Salvador
284. The link between the SAMFE and police perceptions of victim credibility
285.  Concept and criminological principles of plea bargaining in criminal justice system
286. Using big data to prevent crime: legitimacy matters
287. Mothering after Moomba: Labelling, secondary stigma and maternal efficacy in the post-settlement context
288. The Intersection of Race and Gender in Human Trafficking Vulnerability and Criminalization
289. Field experiments on dishonesty and stealing: what have we learned in the last 40 years?
290. “Terrified of a System I Didn’t Understand”: Reporting Staff Sexual Misconduct Against Women on Parole
291.  Labelled as ‘risky’in an era of control: How young people experience and respond to the stigma of criminalized identities
292. OVERVIEW, OBJECTIVES AND PRINCIPLES OF INDIAN FOREIGN POLICY
293.  The Effect of Waiting Environment and Perceived Atmosphere on Temporal Experience
294. Merging the peer selection and peer influence effects: Can neutralization beliefs and cognitive impulsivity serve as links in the chain?
295. The dark footprint of state violence: A synthetic approach to the American crime decline
296.  Citizen Compliance with Pandemic Rules in China: Exploring the Effects of Emotional States, Peer Influence, and Policing
297. Fieldwork protocol as a safety inventory tool in public places
298. Smashing backdoors in and the wandering eye: An introduction to bartenders’ experiences with unwanted sexual attention while working in the UK
299. ENSURING CITIZENS’ACCESS TO THE BUDGET AS AN EFFICIENT MEANS OF COMMUNICATION WITH THE STATE
300.  20/21 Valencia Criminology AA Assessment
301. Elevated police turnover following the summer of George Floyd protests: A synthetic control study
302. ‘Offending doesn’t happen in a vacuum’: The backgrounds and experiences of children under the age of 14 years who offend
303. Empowering the police during COVID-19: How do normative and instrumental factors impact public willingness to support expanded police powers?
304.  The Effect of Waiting Environment and Perceived Atmosphere on Temporal Experience
305.  ¡ A Nosotros, nos Tienen que Respetar!(They Have to Respect us!): Gangs, Inter-Generational Conflict, and Graduated Governance in Urban Nicaragua
306. From Optograms to X-Rays: How to Conjure a Spectral Criminological Image
307. Still no bodies: Five years of “no body, no parole” in Queensland, Australia
308. “I’ve Got Something to Live for Now”: A Study of Prison Nursery Mothers
309.  Sustainability and financial crime
310.  GHOST CRIMINOLOGY: The Afterlife of Crime and Punishment
311.  Accessing justice: The impact of discretion,’deservedness’ and distributive justice on the equitable allocation of policing resources
312. Visualizing Changes in the Age-Distributions of Homicides in the United States: 1964–2019
313. Techniques of Identity Talk in Reentering Mothers’ Self-Narratives:(M) othering and Redemption Narratives
314. 8.“Dripping from Head to Toe with Blood”: Suffocation, Tentacles, Police, and Capital
315.  The Effect of Waiting Environment and Perceived Atmosphere on Temporal Experience
316. From Punitiveness to Authoritarianism: Examining the Sources of Public Support for the Use of State Violence in Latin America
317. Confronting school violence: A synthesis of six decades of research
318.  Rethinking social capital in the desistance process: The ‘Artful Dodger’complex
319. Effectiveness of sexual offender treatment and reintegration programs: Does program composition and sequencing matter?
320. In defence of human rights: the political-academic experience of the Centre for the Study of Violence, Brazil
321. Cyber Violence with Biosocial Perspective and The Role of Preventive Legislative Mechanism
322.  Exploring the role of opportunity in recidivist child sexual offending
323. Police Integrity in Taiwan and Its Correlates
324. THE ROLE OF COMMUNICATION CULTURE IN THE FIELD OF CRIME PREVENTION AND PUBLIC SAFETY
325.  The accuracy of crime statistics: Assessing the impact of police data bias on geographic crime analysis
326.  The Effect of Waiting Environment and Perceived Atmosphere on Temporal Experience
327. Non-random study attrition: Assessing correction techniques and the magnitude of bias in a longitudinal study of reentry from prison
328. Examining the impact of a crime gun intelligence center
329.  An audit experiment to investigate the “war on cops”: a research note
330. Similar past, different future? How feminist and queer criminological pedagogy and qualitative methods intersect and diverge
331.  A review of Rural Crime Prevention: Theory, Tactics and Techniques by Alistair Harkness (ed.)
332. “Every time I tell my story I learn something new”: Voice and inclusion in research with Black women with histories of substance use and incarceration
333. At the Margins: Criminalization in the LGBTQIA+ Communities
334. What Is Ultra-Realism?
335. The relationship between variation in price and theft rates of consumer and commodity goods over time: A systematic review
336. The seductions of cybercrime: Adolescence and the thrills of digital transgression
337.  The Effect of Waiting Environment and Perceived Atmosphere on Temporal Experience
338. Women police leaders in Europe: A tale of prejudice and patronage
339. Promoting the police: A thematic analysis of the New Zealand Police recruitment campaigns and the construction of officers’ identities
340. The Victimization of Individuals Who Identify as LGBTQIA+
341.  COVID-19, Violent Crime, and Domestic Violence: An Exploratory Analysis
342. The impact of incarceration on recidivism
343. Ghost method
344. Allyn Walker: A Long, Dark Shadow: Minor-Attracted People and Their Pursuit of Dignity
345. Carceral lock-in: How organizational conditions stymie the development of justice alternatives in a rape crisis center
346.  Police Use of Excessive Force Against African Americans: Historical Antecedents and Community Perceptions
347. Reducing crime by remediating vacant lots: the moderating effect of nearby land uses
348.  The Effect of Waiting Environment and Perceived Atmosphere on Temporal Experience
349.  Unexpected events during survey design and trust in the police: A systematic review
350. Estimating the effects of shrinking the criminal justice system on criminal recidivism
351.  ‘If you don’t have documents or a legal procedure, you are out!’Making humanitarian organizations partner in migration control
352. How do police officers talk about their encounters with ‘the public’? Group interaction, procedural justice and officer constructions of policing identities
353. Boundaries, obligations and belonging: The reconfiguration of citizenship in emergency criminal regimes
354. Can social bonds and social learning theories help explain radical violent extremism?
355. Beyond wildlife crime: Towards the concept of ‘mundane fauna crime’
356. Investigating the cyclical hypothesis of client aggression as a ‘loss spiral’: Can child protection worker distress lead to more client aggression?
357. Immanence and Spaces of Possibility
358.  The Effect of Waiting Environment and Perceived Atmosphere on Temporal Experience
359.  Playing Pac-Man in Portville: Policing the dilution and fragmentation of drug importations through major seaports
360. The migration–terrorism nexus: An analysis of German and Italian press coverage of the ‘refugee crisis’
361. A review of The Rural Primitive in American Popular Culture, by Karen E. Kayden
362. What is trauma-informed practice? Towards operationalisation of the concept in two prisons for women
363. Ecocide, climate criminals and the politics of bushfires
364. After the Fact: Spectral Evidence, Cultural Haunting, and Gothic Sensibility
365. Using crowdsourcing for a safer society: When the crowd rules
366. Non-compliance or What? An Empirical Inquiry into the Regulatory Pyramid of Chinese Drug Users
367. Examining the impact of both legal and nonlegal factors on following a vehicle too closely utilizing three deterrence-based theories
368.  The Effect of Waiting Environment and Perceived Atmosphere on Temporal Experience
369. Measuring the built environment with Google Street View and machine learning: Consequences for crime on street segments
370. Racial animus and its association with punitive sentencing and crime types: Do Australian community attitudes reflect the United States’?
371. The Private Healthcare Insurance sector: A victim of fraud
372. Dark Diffractions: A Performative Hauntology of 10 Rillington Place
373.  Crime Shows, Crime & Popular Criminology Examining Fictional Representations of Criminality
374. Testing the Job Demands–Job Resources Model for Police Officer Job Burnout in a Sample of Indian Police Officers
375. Politico-ideological violence: Zooming in on grievances
376. What is the best approach for preventing recruitment to terrorism? Findings from ABM experiments in social and situational prevention
377. Fear of infectious diseases and perceived contagion risk count as an occupational health and safety hazard: Accounts from correctional officer recruits in Canada
378.  Taking crime guns seriously: A socio-material perspective
379.  The Effect of Waiting Environment and Perceived Atmosphere on Temporal Experience
380.  The Impacts of Organizational Structure on Salafi-Jihadist Terrorist Groups in Africa
381. Contrasts in freedom: Comparing the experiences of imprisonment in open and closed prisons in England and Wales and Norway
382.  ‘When it rains, it pours’: Housing evictions and criminal convictions in Sweden
383. Cannabis users and stigma: A comparison of users from European countries with different cannabis policies
384. The role of (self-) forgiveness in restorative justice: Linking restorative justice to desistance
385. The effect of body-worn cameras on satisfaction and general perceptions of police: Findings from a quasi-randomized controlled trial
386. The Radzinowicz Memorial Prize
387. Painful lives: Understanding self-harm amongst care-experienced women in prison
388.  Prevalence of sexual violence: A comparison of estimates from UK national surveys
389. Women’s stories of non-fatal strangulation: Informing the criminal justice response
390.  The Effect of Waiting Environment and Perceived Atmosphere on Temporal Experience
391. The role of (in) visibility in hate crime targeting transgender people
392. The Criminalisation and Exploitation of Irregular Chinese Migrant Workers in the UK
393. Mapping cannabis social clubs in Europe
394. ‘King, Warrior, Magician, Lover’: Understanding expressions of care among male prisoners
395. Criminalizing Environmentally Beneficial Activities: Hemp and Canada’s Cannabis Act
396. Does truancy make the delinquent? A situational and longitudinal analysis of the truancy–delinquency relationship
397. Explaining the collapse of the prison population in the Netherlands: Testing the theories
398. Immigration detention and juxtaposed border controls on the French north coast
399. Ideologies, power and the politics of punishment: The case of the British Conservative Party
400.  The Effect of Waiting Environment and Perceived Atmosphere on Temporal Experience
401.  Utilizing personal values to explain people’s attitudes towards legal norms
402.  Elegant security: Concept, evidence and implications
403. Morality, delinquent peer association, and criminogenic exposure:(How) does change predict change?
404. Biopower, juridical power and the afterlife of rights: Medical assistance in dying and the Supreme Court of Canada
405.  ” Without limit of time” Living as a restricted patient in Scotland: An interpretative phenomenological analysis
406.  Recruitment into organized crime: An agent-based approach testing the impact of different policies
407. LGBTQ Cyberbullying on Online Learning Platforms Among University Students
408. A test of the bifurcation hypothesis in prosecutorial diversion
409. Kumarappa, Jagadisan Mohandas
410.  The Effect of Waiting Environment and Perceived Atmosphere on Temporal Experience
411. A critical perspective on the administrative approach to crime prevention: The case of labour trafficking
412. Depenalization, diversion and decriminalization: A realist review and programme theory of alternatives to criminalization for simple drug possession
413.  Revenge Porn: A Critical Content Analysis of the Nation’s Laws and Reflection upon Social Science Research
414. Nordic penal exceptionalism: A comparative, empirical analysis
415.  When things turn sour: A network event study of organized crime violence
416. Inequality, welfare and punishment. Comparative notes between the Global North and South
417.  Legal nature of the right of farms to use water resources
418. The persistent countervailing consequences of urbanization: A longitudinal study of homicide rates
419. Online Traceability of Halal Food Information to Protect Muslim Consumers in the Cyber Era
420. Prosecution Deferred, Prosecution Exempt: On the Interests of (In) Justice in the Non-Trial Resolution of Transnational Corporate Bribery
421.  The Effect of Waiting Environment and Perceived Atmosphere on Temporal Experience