From fear to punishment: experimental evidence on how point-of-view in short-form crime video shapes punitive attitudes
From fear to punishment: experimental evidence on how point-of-view in short-form crime video shapes punitive attitudes Read the syndicated article here
Exploring Prison Safety: Insights From Two Decades of HM Inspectorate of Prisons Surveys in England and Wales
Exploring Prison Safety: Insights From Two Decades of HM Inspectorate of Prisons Surveys in England and Wales ABSTRACT This article presents an analysis of surveys conducted by HM Inspectorate of…
The New ‘New terrorism’?: Continuity and Change in Temporal Constructions of Violence in the US and UK
The New ‘New terrorism’?: Continuity and Change in Temporal Constructions of Violence in the US and UK . Lee Jarvis Michael Lister Andrew Whiting a School of Society and Culture,…
From Impotence to Importance? Connecting Tarrant to the Trans-Tasman (Australia and New Zealand) Extreme Right: A Social Network Analysis
From Impotence to Importance? Connecting Tarrant to the Trans-Tasman (Australia and New Zealand) Extreme Right: A Social Network Analysis . Jennifer B. Robinson Strategic and Defence Studies Centre, Australian National…
“Maybe We Should Just Kill Them All”: Leakings of Lone and Group Perpetrators Prior to Right-Wing Terrorist Attacks
“Maybe We Should Just Kill Them All”: Leakings of Lone and Group Perpetrators Prior to Right-Wing Terrorist Attacks . Charlotte Niesse Johannes Parisius Sarah Schafitel Thomas Görgen a Department of…
21st-Century trends in support for the death penalty among Whites, Blacks, Asians, and Hispanics
21st-Century trends in support for the death penalty among Whites, Blacks, Asians, and Hispanics . Philip Q. Yang Noe Leal Texas Woman’s University, Denton, TX, USAPhilip Q. Yang is Professor…
“It felt good to be wanted … and to be needed.” An interpretative phenomenological analysis of intimacy and rejection among fathers convicted of incestuously abusing their children
"It felt good to be wanted … and to be needed." An interpretative phenomenological analysis of intimacy and rejection among fathers convicted of incestuously abusing their children . Frederica M. Martijn Nicholas…
Killing in the Name of the State: state-sponsored assassination in international politics
Killing in the Name of the State: state-sponsored assassination in international politics . Peita L. Richards Centre for Law and Justice, Charles Sturt University Read the syndicated article here
What Do We Know About New Labour’s Impact on the Criminal Justice System? How Did It Relate to the Policies of the 1980s and 1990s?
What Do We Know About New Labour's Impact on the Criminal Justice System? How Did It Relate to the Policies of the 1980s and 1990s? ABSTRACT This article seeks to…
“No one wants to end up as the black sheep”: The localisation of P/CVE policy in Sweden
“No one wants to end up as the black sheep”: The localisation of P/CVE policy in Sweden . Robin Andersson Malmros a The Segerstedt Institute, University of Gothenburg, Gothenburg, Swedenb…
Network approach to dynamic risk factors: a new theoretical path with practical implications
Network approach to dynamic risk factors: a new theoretical path with practical implications . Jan Willem van den Berg Wineke Smid a Department of Research, Forensic Care Specialists, Utrecht, Netherlandsb…
Embedding theories of response modulation, low arousal, and the hot-cold framework within the Cognitive Affective Processing System meta-model to advance the understanding and assessment of psychopathic phenotypes
Embedding theories of response modulation, low arousal, and the hot-cold framework within the Cognitive Affective Processing System meta-model to advance the understanding and assessment of psychopathic phenotypes . Michelle Vallie…