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Hulya Seyidoglu,Jose Pina-Sánchez,Nick Malleson et al. Hulya Seyidoglu et al.
Purpose: This study provides the first national-level longitudinal analysis directly linking mobility data to police-recorded crime across local authorities in England and Wales, while controlling for stable structural di...
Ema Mauko,Sara Rubini,Chimdi Igwe Ema Mauko
The rise of 'cryptojacking' - the covert use of victim resources for unauthorised cryptocurrency mining - has become a significant cyber threat since the introduction of Bitcoin. Such cryptomining malware secretly hijacks a user's computati...
Graham Farrell,Nick Tilley Graham Farrell
The 1976 monograph Crime as Opportunity initiated a paradigm for how crime and criminality should be understood and controlled. Here we define a crime opportunity as any situation in which the benefits of committing crime outweigh the costs...
Jolyon Miles-Wilson,Celestin Okoroji Jolyon Miles-Wilson
Research on Stop and Search in England and Wales is constrained by substantial barriers to data access, inconsistent geographic coverage, and technical complexity. This paper presents policedatR, an R package that addresses these challenges...
David Buil-Gil,Ken Pease David Buil-Gil
Criminological theorizing over the past half century has shown little convergence or integration. Three strands of criminological theory can be identified: dispositional approaches (emphasizing self-control, social learning, biological, and...
Mariam Elgabry,Darren Nesbeth,Paul Ekblom et al. Mariam Elgabry et al.
Emerging "in-body" monitoring, such as via ingestible devices, promises the future of personalised health, yet discussions of crime and security implications remain of low priority. Here, we develop and deploy the scenario building of the D...
Amal Ali,Jasmine Oware,Jonathan Jackson et al. Amal Ali et al.
Background: Calls for service are a major driver of police activity, yet their role in shaping the neighbourhood distribution of police use of force remains under-explored. Understanding where and why force is used requir...
Brendan Rose,Malouke Esra Kuiper,Chris Reinders Folmer et al. Brendan Rose et al.
Background setting: Punitive approaches to deter offending remain popular despite limited evidence of their effectiveness. This study investigated what effect presenting empirical criminological findings about the effecti...
Jane Law,Abu Yousuf Md Abdullah Jane Law
Background setting: Traditional spatial or non-spatial regression techniques require individual variables to be defined as dependent and independent variables, often assuming a unidirectional and (global) linear relations...
Robin Khalfa,Thom Snaphaan,Wim Hardyns Robin Khalfa
This study introduces an algorithmic strategy for measuring dimensions of police presence at microgeographic units using GPS data from police patrol units. The proposed strategy builds upon the integrated theory of hot spots patrol strategy...