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8 Oct 2021: Candidate number: Pen-1803. Name: Craig Nethercott. Homerton College. Supervisor Dr Amy Ludlow. Submitted in part fulfilment of the requirements for the Master’s Degree in Applied. Criminology, Penology and Management. 2019. LIFE ON THE BOOK. The

28 Oct 2022: economic and wealth inequality. The global internet usage rate is 59.5% but some poorer.

13 Apr 2023: 1. Candidate number Pol – 1736. David Cowan. Selwyn College. Supervisor: Dr Heather Strang. What is the context of police and court diversion in Victoria and what. opportunities exist for increasing police diversion of offenders? Submitted in part

where divorce rates were high. The overall conclusion was that economic inequality and. ... utility. The creation of this ‘economic person’ is not necessarily empirically based but, it.

28 Oct 2022: 1. Candidate number: Pol-2044. Mark Pugh. Fitzwilliam College. Supervisor: Justice Tankebe. A descriptive analysis of the criminal records of individuals stopped and searched in one year by. Bedfordshire Police on suspicion of drugs crimes under the

23 Aug 2023: 1. Candidate POL-1934. Ben Clark. Fitzwilliam College. Supervisor: Dr Barak Ariel. REASSURANCE CONTACTS BY LOCAL POLICE OFFICERS WITH VICTIMS OF VEHICLE CRIME AND CYCLE THEFT:. A BLOCK RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Submitted in part fulfilment of the

23 Aug 2023: operate within a domain that reflects the economic, historical, psychological, social and.

23 Aug 2023: such as youth clubs and early help hubs, as well as social factors like economic.

4 Jul 2024: computer officer), the Economics Faculty Building, the FAMES Building and the Language.

11 Mar 2024: influence politics, cultural, or economic institutions”. The study constructed a dataset of crime. ... economic crime correlates with an increase in violent crime. It is, however, not established if.

20 Mar 2024: It explores why the issue is significantly. more complex than portrayed, highlighting the roles of economic and social constraints that. ... have a profound economic and social impact on families, friends and the community.

23 Aug 2023: 1. Candidate Number: POL-1968. Name: William Lay. College: Fitzwilliam. Supervisor: Dr Barak Ariel. Reducing Repeat Harm: Forecasting high-harm victims for. prevention and protection. Submitted in part fulfilment of the. requirements for the.

28 May 2024: Calderoni. (Eds.), Understanding recruitment to organized crime and terrorism: Social,. psychological and economic drivers (pp.

They committed their crimes out of economic necessity or as a response to intolerable emotional stress. ... While acknowledging that government policy has belatedly responded to these concerns, we remain sceptical that, in the current economic climate,

1. Candidate Number – POL 1506. Brionne Antoine. Wolfson College. Supervisor: Dr Heather Strang. The Rise and Fall of Hotspots of Homicide in the Port-of-Spain Division: Changes over. Time in the Characteristics of Murder. Submitted in part

suggested that adding preventative education to school curriculums could. successfully combat the issue of domestic abuse, educating the young about the.

prevailing political, social and economic conditions (Goldstein 1991). Definition remains important however, as gang membership is a qualifier for ‘County. ... Also, how the socio-economic landscape supports the. emergence, growth, fluidity and

Candidate Number: POL1408. Elizabeth Macbeth. Wolfson College. Supervisor: Barak Ariel. EVIDENCE-BASED VS. EXPERIENCE-BASED TARGETING OF CRIME AND. HARM HOTSPOTS IN NORTHERN IRELAND. Submitted in part fulfilment of the requirements for the

8 Oct 2021: Institute of Criminology. An Exploratory Study of How Practitioners in UK Fire and Rescue. Services Working with Children and Young People who Set Fires Identify. Clients Requiring Psychosocial Interventions. Joanna Emma Foster. Homerton College.

departments will vary over time and location. The socio-economic make up of.