Crime Research
Crime research articles exploring the scientific research into crime, criminal behaviour and the criminal justice system making research studies published in academic journals accessible and highlighting the discussion points they generate around criminality, justice and punishment.
Do criminals freely decide to commit offences? How the courts decide
Are criminals responsible for their actions? It’s a question philosophers and criminologists have grappled with for centuries.
We might not be able to understand free will with science. Here’s why
It seems as obvious as anything that we have free will. But lots of philosophers and scientists will tell you...
Indian Trafficked Brides: The Stories of Three Women
There is inconsistent data on how many brides are trafficked in India. But the numbers are significant. These are the...
Criminal Governance Under Coronavirus: How Colombian Groups Seized the Day
The coronavirus pandemic sparked a shift in Colombia as criminal actors nationwide sought to profit from the sudden change in...
Deaths in Police Custody in the United States: A Research Review
A string of high-profile deaths of black men in police custody has raised questions about how black Americans are treated...
America Uprising: Scholars Reflect on the Death of George Floyd
Journalist’s Resource reached out to scholars who study policing and economic inequality for their thoughts on the past week of...
Introduction to Gender and Organized Crime
While the number of women in organized crime has been relatively low compared to men, their participation has recently been...
Early Intervention: What We Know About Juvenile Justice, and What Needs To Happen
Since the 19th century the justice system for juveniles has been constantly evolving. There's no clear-cut answer, but research and...
The Rise and Fall of the American Serial Killer
A look at the leading theories behind the rise and fall of serial killings in America, which rose during the...
Therapy in Crime Victimization
Therapy can be one route to provide practical advice and support on how to cope with feelings and emotions after...
Why Do Young People Join Gangs? Members Explain the Appeal of Risk Taking
The repetitive dullness of routine existence and limited opportunity can for some young people make risk-taking behaviour highly alluring and...
Study Psychology Online: Resources To Get Started
Studying psychology online is an attractive option. No campus to attend, no travelling is needed and study can be fitted...
