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The Conversation, Monday 13 January 2020
What Islamic State speaking in an English accent tells us about the group’s strategy
Alan Greene
BBC News, Wednesday 17 April 2019
Shamima Begum: Why women are terrorism's secret weapon
Martine Zeuthen & Gayatri Sahgal Rusi
CSS Resources (blog), Wednesday 17 April 2019
This is Not Us – and Yet it is Us: Why Gendered Analysis of Terrorism is Sorely Needed
Jacqui True, Yasmin Chilmeran and Melissa Johnston
EurekAlert, Wednesday 17 April 2019
School bullying increases chances of mental health issues and unemployment in later life
Lancaster University
EurekAlert, Wednesday 17 April 2019
Media exposure to mass violence can fuel cycle of distress 3-year longitudinal study shows
The Conversation, Wednesday 17 April 2019
How Columbine became a blueprint for school shooters
Jillian Peterson, James Densley
The Conversation, Wednesday 17 April 2019
The new digital divide is between people who opt out of algorithms and people who don’t
Anjana Susarla
The Conversation, Wednesday 17 April 2019
There’s a massive cybersecurity job gap – we should fill it by employing hackers
John McAlaney, Helen Thackray
Albany Student Press, Tuesday 16 April 2019
More cameras: privacy invasions or crime stoppers?
Michelle Mullen
EurekAlert, Tuesday 16 April 2019
Study suggests college students end up in vicious cycle of substance abuse, poor academics, stress
Binghamton University
SPIEGEL ONLINE, Tuesday 16 April 2019
The Scam of Fake Orphanages in Cambodia
Vanessa Steinmetz and Maria Feck
EurekAlert, Monday 15 April 2019
90% of teens killed by an intimate partner are girls
University of Washington Health Sciences/UW Medicine
New York Times, Monday 15 April 2019
Officer Who Used Gun Instead of Taser Won’t Face Charges for Shooting Unarmed Man
Emily S. Rueb
Teesside Live, Monday 15 April 2019
More and more offenders are dying when they leave prison - with 'self-inflicted' deaths on the rise
Mike Brown
The Conversation, Monday 15 April 2019
By not investigating the U.S. for war crimes, the International Criminal Court shows colonialism still thrives in international law
Helyeh Doutaghi, Jay Ramasubramanyam
The Conversation, Sunday 14 April 2019
The rout of ISIS gives the world an opportunity to defeat its ideology
Kyle Matthews
EurekAlert, Sunday 14 April 2019
Knife crime: Assault data can help forecast fatal stabbings in London, study suggests
University of Cambridge
New York Times, Sunday 14 April 2019
One Month, 500,000 Face Scans: How China Is Using A.I. to Profile a Minority
Paul Mozur
Los Angeles Times, Friday 12 April 2019
LAPD ends another data-driven crime program touted to target violent offenders
Mark Puente
TheHill.com, Friday 12 April 2019
Alan Dershowitz: Is Julian Assange another Pentagon Papers case?
Alan Dershowitz
The New Yorker, Friday 12 April 2019
The Indictment of Julian Assange Is a Threat to Journalism
John Cassidy
The Conversation, Friday 12 April 2019
Al-Bashir: why the ICC is between a rock and a hard place
Mattia Cacciatori
The Economist Print edition, Thursday 11 April 2019
Britain is dangerously fertile ground for the far right
The Conversation, Thursday 11 April 2019
Don’t shoot! That drone overhead probably isn’t invading your privacy
Stephen Rice, Mattie Milner
