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New preprint out! 📄 We analyse data from 21 countries to examine how unstructured spare time is linked to adolescent crime
Huge congrats!!! 🎉👏 This is a massively innovative piece - both theoretically and empirically advanced. A must read! 👍
A brilliant evening at the Crim Ball with our amazing law school staff! Huge thanks to the Criminology Society for organising such a fantastic event!
Join us in celebrating Professor Emeritus David Milman’s retirement from Lancaster University with talks on his research, policy impact, and role in establishing a foundation of excellence in insolvency research at the university.Register: forms.office.com/e/kAQhZumLan
Here’s an interesting finding about the process of sentence inflation experienced in E&W over the last couple of decades: for some offence groups, this process appears to be reflecting nothing more than attrition in the criminal justice system - i.e., only the most serious crimes make it to court.
Research Fellow Criminology (12 month post), Edinburgh
Developing linked data research using administrative data in Scotland
Closing 5 February
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My book is out today! 🌱 it’s about ontologies of gestation, and the classification, regulation and implications of technologies enabling gestation 🌱 the work was supported by research fellowships at @petrieflomcenter.bsky.social & E&L Safra Center & The Future of Human Reproduction project
Interesting funded PhD studentship opportunity, supervised by my awesome colleagues in the School of Social Sciences at University of Manchester
Using social network analysis to understand organisational vulnerability
Details: www.findaphd.com/phds/project...
Deadline 28/2/25
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Today, we celebrated the achievements of our PGT and PGR students at the Law School! Congratulations to all our graduates – we are incredibly proud of your success! 🎓
A wonderful evening marking the great work of our amazing academic and PS staff this year. Wishing everyone a joyful holiday season 🎄
Photo credit: Prof Easton