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EurekAlert!, 01.07.2016
Black, Hispanic drivers stopped most often, white drivers most likely to have contraband
University of Vermont
theguardian.com, 02.07.2016
The big data explosion sets us profound challenges - how can we keep up?
Daniel Zeichner
The Conversation, 04.07.2016
Rio reaches crisis point just weeks before the Olympic Games begin
Leonardo Jose Mataruna-Dos-Santos
The Conversation, 04.07.2016
Boko Haram: why jaw-jaw might be better than war-war for Nigeria
Abdul-Jalilu Ateku
The Conversation, 04.07.2016
FactCheck Q&A: are Indigenous women 34-80 times more likely than average to experience violence?
Angela Spinney, Kyllie Cripps
Reset.doc, 04.07.2016
Turkey’s Geopolitical Scenario after the Istanbul Terrorist Attack
Giuseppe Didonna
Washington Post, 04.07.2016
The worst ISIS attack in days is the one the world probably cares least about
Ishaan Tharoor
The Conversation, 05.07.2016
Most Americans believe we should have gun regulation. Here is why those who don’t are winning the debate.
Ann Christiano, Annie Neimand
Epoch Times, 05.07.2016
Mass Shootings, Gun Sales, and Political Talk—Now a Predictable Cycle
Denisse Moreno
The Conversation, 05.07.2016
‘The Oscar Pistorius Interview’: Are we being manipulated? If so, by whom?
Liani Maasdorp
The Conversation, 06.07.2016
Don’t believe those who commit violence in the name of their faith
Sara Silvestri
The Conversation, 06.07.2016
Weekly Dose: ice and speed, the drugs that kept soldiers awake and a president young
Julaine Allan
Washington post, 07.07.2016
The broad gulf between what happens to black people and how America reacts
Philip Bump
Diplomatic Courier, 07.07.2016
The Evolution of the Global Terrorism Database: Measuring Threats to Peace
Gary LaFree
Vox, 07.07.2016
The problem with looking to black people to solve racist policing, in one tweet
Victoria M. Massie
My Statesman, 07.07.2016
Finding no ‘responsible’ book on UT shootings, Gary Lavergne wrote one
Michael Barnes
The Conversation, 08.07.2016
A tragic reminder that policing takes a toll on officers, too
John Violanti
The Conversation, 08.07.2016
The drugs made me do it: can prescription side-effects be an excuse for crime?
Arlie Loughnan
The Conversation, 08.07.2016
Public health research reduced smoking deaths – it could do the same for gun violence
Sandro Galea, Michael Siegel
Chronicle of Higher Education, 08.07.2016
‘One Trigger Finger for Whites and Another for Blacks’: What the Research Says
Emma Pettit
New York Times, 09.07.2016
‘Bomb Robot’ Takes Down Dallas Gunman, but Raises Enforcement Questions
HENRY FOUNTAIN and MICHAEL S. SCHMIDT
Pekin Daily Times, 10.07.2016
Mangino: The 40th anniversary of the modern death penalty
Matthew T. Mangino
New York Times Sunday Magazine, 10.07.2016
How a $2 Roadside Drug Test Sends Innocent People to Jail
RYAN GABRIELSON and TOPHER SANDERS
The Conversation, 11.07.2016
Greening cities makes for safer neighbourhoods
J. Morgan Grove, Michelle Kondo
theguardian.com, 11.07.2016
In the aftermath of Brexit, police must improve hate crime training
Loretta Trickett
theguardian.com, 11.07.2016
Can virtual reality training for US police help stop officer-involved shootings?
Ava Kofman
The Conversation, 11.07.2016
How a live-streamed police killing revealed the power of representation
Sharif Mowlabocus
The Conversation, 12.07.2016
Slow death: Is the trauma of police violence killing black women?
Christen Smith
New York Times, 12.07.2016
Surprising New Evidence Shows Bias in Police Use of Force but Not in Shootings
QUOCTRUNG BUI and AMANDA COX
The Conversation, 12.07.2016
Why emotional abuse in childhood may lead to migraines in adulthood
Gretchen Tietjen, Monita Karmakar
The Conversation, 12.07.2016
What troubled US police forces can learn from the civil rights era
Kevern Verney
EurekAlert!, 12.07.2016
Small rise in booze duty could cut violence-related emergency visits by 6,000 a year
Cardiff University
The Conversation, 12.07.2016
Can policing by consent involve remote control bombs and pre-emptive strikes?
David Hastings Dunn
The Conversation, 13.07.2016
How apps and other online tools are challenging racist attacks
Alana Lentin, Justine Humphry
The Conversation, 13.07.2016
Quantifying the social cost of firearms: a new approach to gun control
Timothy M. Smith
The Conversation, 13.07.2016
I was a white police officer in the US – I know how deep the crisis of racism is
Heather Panter
EurekAlert!, 13.07.2016
Study shows allocation of police resources affects economic welfare, inequality
Indiana University
The New Statesman, 28.07.2016
Excitement, hatred and belonging: why terrorists do it
A new book by Richard English suggests that killing can bring its own rewards.
John Gray
