Month: July 2018

Clare Torrible1 1University Of Bristol, Bristol, United Kingdom This paper explores the impact of recent reforms to the police complaints process in England and Wales on the ability of victims of police violence to achieve justice. The paper focuses on...

Hamida Zekiroski1, Rachel Gerrie1, Martine Powell1, 1Centre for Investigative Interviewing, Griffith Criminology Institute, Griffith University, Brisbane, Australia Interviewing witnesses of crime is a central plank in frontline police work. Therefore, officers must be skilled in eliciting the highest quality and...

Russell Smith1 1NA, Kyneton, Australia This paper considers the problem of criminal conduct perpetrated by chief executives and senior managers in public and private sector organisations. Recent reports have seen various types of crime alleged against heads of corporations, senior...

K Lowe1, KA Joe-Laidler1 1The Univeristy Of Hong Kong , , Hong Kong Through three decades of research, the definition of social supply has evolved beyond merely supplying friends where profit is not the primary motive (Potter, 2009). Yet the...

Sarah Whitney1 1Penn State University, Erie, United States In American higher education sexual assault prevention programs, a paradigm shift from risk-reduction to bystander education is underway.  Galvanized by the Obama administration’s 2011 “Dear Colleague” letter admonishing higher educations to prioritize...

Claire Irvine1 1Queensland Police Service, Brisbane, Australia A survey investigating the reach and perceptions of the Project Unite (the Queensland Police Service’s (QPS) Commonwealth Games Security Awareness) campaign was developed as part of an evaluation. There were two survey recruitment...

Ben Wadham1 1Flinders University, Bedford Park, Australia The Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Abuse has exposed the extent of child abuse in some Australian institutions. In 2011 (after a national sex scandal), the ADF commissioned legal firm DLA...

Jade Lindley1, 1The University Of Western Australia Law School and Oceans Institute, Crawley, Australia, This paper argues that the security impact of illegal fishing is not well enough understood. Where it is recognized as a security problem, it is usually...

S McPhedran1, L Eriksson1, P Mazerolle1, H Johnson2, R Wortley3 1Griffith University, , Australia, 2University of Ottawa, , Canada, 3UCL, , UK An estimated one in seven homicides globally are perpetrated by intimate partners, with the likelihood of victimisation higher...

Arbora  Aliaj Domestic violence, although is one of the most violent widespread human rights in Albania, continues to be less appreciated. Considering multidimensional consequences, in physical, economical, reproductive health, but even in the twisted education in the future generations, on...