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On behalf of the Policing Thematic Group ‘Executive’ and The Policing Thematic Group ‘Awards Judging Panel’ it gives us great pleasure to announce the following winners for 2023: Outstanding Policing Research – Paper Award Matthew M. Morgan – Contradictions Between Community-Oriented Police Training and Paramilitary Police Training: Implications for Police Recruit Mental Health Response Training Outstanding …

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The ARC has announced the results for the 2024 round of ARC Discovery Early Career Researcher Award (DECRA24). The 4402 (Criminology) FoR code has been awarded six DECRA Projects, many with ANZSOC members involved. It is fantastic to see the impressive diversity of research topics funded across these projects and to see some success in the 4402 code! The successful projects include: DE240100109 — RMIT University …

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The ARC has announced the results for the 2024 round of ARC Discovery Projects (DP24). The 4402 (Criminology) FoR code has been awarded three Discovery Projects, many with ANZSOC members involved. It is fantastic to see the impressive diversity of research topics funded across these projects and to see some success in the 4402 code! The successful projects include: DP240102371 – University of Queensland – Legitimacy and effective …

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The minimum age of criminal responsibility will be raised in the ACT this year. To support at-risk children and young people who will no longer go through the criminal justice system, the ACT Government is establishing the Therapeutic Support Panel. Panel members will facilitate therapeutic support for children and young people who previously would have …

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Bianca Fileborn, Rachel Loney-Howes, Matthew Mitchell, Tully O’Neill, Emma Russell  The Gender, Sex and Sexualities thematic group brings together scholars, students, activists, and practitioners working across criminology on issues related to gender identity and sexuality. Over the past year, the Gender, Sex, and Sexualities thematic group has organised several events aiming to drive innovative dialogues …

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It is with enormous pleasure that I write to advise that ANZSOC Member Hilde Tubex has been promoted to Professor. Hilde is a superb scholar and leader in both teaching and research. Shejoined the University of Western Australia after working for the Department of Justice (WA) after a long distinguished career in her home country …

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Join the Deakin Crime and Criminology group, online or in-person for a discussion on Illicit Firearms Markets. Speakers include Prof. David Bright, Ms. Fenna van der Wijk, Dr. Monique Mann and Det. Supt. Jason Kelly. Illicit firearms are an enabler of organized criminal groups and of illicit markets. Illicit firearms facilitate battles for market dominance, …

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Monash Criminology is pleased to host a research collaboration and networking event at the European Society of Criminology (ESC) Conference. When: Wednesday 6 September from 12.30-2 pm.Where: Monash University Prato Centre, Palazzio Vaj, Via Pugliesi 26, 59100 Prato, Italy. Note: A group will be travelling by train from this event to the ESC conference venue …

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Deakin University is hosting the Illicit Network Workshop on 11-12 December 2023, following the 2023 ANZSOC Conference. The Illicit Networks Workshop (INW) includes the leading scholars and analysts from across the world that share a research interest in the use of network analysis in furthering the understanding of the activities of individuals, groups and organisations …

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