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22 Jul 2024: Building on work on culture in economics (Fernández 2008, 2011), we simultaneously ask to what extent inter-ethnic differences in violence reflect cultural differences between countries of origin.

29 Apr 2024: He claims that the three. interlinked but independent factors of pharmacological, economic, and systemic,. ... any given drug, the economic necessity to purchase drugs, and the systemic nature.

22 Jul 2024: She holds an MA in Human Rights Studies from Columbia University, and an MSc in Criminal Justice Policy from London School of Economics.

22 Jul 2024: Her PhD is funded by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) and supported by the University of Cambridge ESRC Doctoral Training Programme (DTP).

22 Jul 2024: for the European Research Council, a Council member of the World Economic Forum for the Global Agenda Council; a consultant for United Nations Office of Drugs and Crime (UNODC) East Asia

22 Jul 2024: interviews. That period in my career provided significant practice that complemented my theoretical knowledge gained at London School of Economics (MSc in Criminal Justice Policy) and University of Sheffield (BA in

22 Jul 2024: He has conducted several comparative research studies of prisons in Britain, the United States and Russia, mostly with funding from the Economic and Social Research Council, and is currently working on

22 Jul 2024: For example, while cultural theories of VAW would trace such violence to patriarchal attitudes, materialist feminist theories would zoom out to analyse whether broader economic and political structures shape victimisation, offending

22 Jul 2024: Journal of Institutional and Theoretical Economics, 179(1), 92–113.

22 Jul 2024: He was awarded postdoctoral research fellowships by the Economic and Social Research Council, the British Academy, and Fitzwilliam College.

5 Mar 2024: mobilised for survival, often to the detriment of desistance, in harsh socio-economic. ... barriers to desistance as functions of the socio-economic and political context (Farrall,.

22 Jul 2024: 2000, Crime and Social Change in Middle England). We returned in 2019, following a quarter of a century of technological, socio-economic, cultural and political change that included the digital revolution,

20 Mar 2024: Craig, J.M., Piquero, A.R. and Farrington, D.P. (2017) The economic maturity gap encourages continuity in offending. ... Applied Economics, 36, 93-105. Jennings, W. G., Fox, B. H. and Farrington, D.

18 Jun 2024: is complex. The association typically involves social, economic and environmental. factors relating to ethnicity rather than ethnicity itself (Sampson et al., 2005). ... in crime prevalence, methods of offending and economic conditions. 29 | P a g e.

4 Mar 2024: Candidate Number: PEN-2217. Ruth Stephens. Homerton College. Supervisor: Dr Lucy Willmott. January 2024. A study using Situational Action Theory (SAT) to explore prisoner violence in High Security Prisons. Submitted in part fulfillment of the

29 Apr 2024: threatening “the vitality and economic well-being of metropolitan areas” (Clarke, 1996, p.1).

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

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.

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.

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