Trust in Legal Institutions: An Examination of the Philippines
Trust in Legal Institutions: An Examination of the Philippines Abstract While studies have examined the correlates of institutional trust across Asian countries, few studies have analyzed public attitudes toward two…
Corporate involvement in atrocity crimes—trends and patterns in regulation
Corporate involvement in atrocity crimes—trends and patterns in regulation Abstract Corporate involvement in atrocity crimes refers to instances in which businesses are linked to the commission of genocide, crimes against…
Convergent and predictive validity of the Sexual Violence Risk-20 and risk for sexual violence protocol with older sexual offenders
Convergent and predictive validity of the Sexual Violence Risk-20 and risk for sexual violence protocol with older sexual offenders . Bea Raymond Michael R. Davis James R. P. Ogloff Troy…
A critical analysis of India and Pakistan’s terrorism discourse in the context of geopolitics and imperialism
A critical analysis of India and Pakistan’s terrorism discourse in the context of geopolitics and imperialism Volume 17, Issue 3, September 2024, Page 606-630. Muhammad Feyyaz Sadaf Husnain Bari a…
“The Smallest Act You Do in Their Lands is More Beloved to Us than the Biggest Act Done Here”: When Do an Armed Movement’s Transnational Supporters Turn to Terrorism at Home?
. Go to Source Author: Andrew Zammit Applied Security Science Partnership, Institute for Sustainable Industries & Liveable Cities, Victoria University, Melbourne, Australia
Do autism and psychopathy co‐occur? A systematic review and clinical discussion
Do autism and psychopathy co‐occur? A systematic review and clinical discussion Abstract Background Although the prevalence is unknown, psychopathy can be a possible co-occurring condition associated with autism especially among…
Electronic Surveillance in Immigration Court: Evidence from the CalGang Database
Electronic Surveillance in Immigration Court: Evidence from the CalGang Database Abstract Through a mixed-methods approach that draws on over 4000 pages of organizational documents and two quantitative data sets from…
‘Prison officer pains’: How and why coloniality shapes the job of a prison officer in Guyana today
‘Prison officer pains’: How and why coloniality shapes the job of a prison officer in Guyana today Abstract In this exploratory article, we look at the understudied area of prison…
Evaluating the Texas Risk Assessment System (TRAS) Predictors of Revocation and Early Release in Adult Felony Probation
Evaluating the Texas Risk Assessment System (TRAS) Predictors of Revocation and Early Release in Adult Felony Probation . Sarah A. El Sayed Carley R. Shelton Michael F. TenEyck a The…
Organize and Fight (Online): Assessing the Discursive Extremism of Anti-Lockdown Groups in Australia
Organize and Fight (Online): Assessing the Discursive Extremism of Anti-Lockdown Groups in Australia . Philip Pond Callum Jones Kim Doyle a School of Culture and Communications, The University of Melbourne,…
“It Wasn’t Because of Human Rights:” Exploring the Limited Use of Landmines by Colombian Paramilitary Groups
. Go to Source Author: Henrique Garbino Department of War Studies, Swedish Defence University, Stockholm, Sweden
Then a miracle occurs: cause, effect, and the heterogeneity of criminal justice research
Then a miracle occurs: cause, effect, and the heterogeneity of criminal justice research Abstract In “Cause, Effect, and the Structure of the Social World” (2023), Megan Stevenson makes a claim…