This summary highlights policing-related resources that have been added to the NPL collection in the last week. Inc: Extremist Groups/ Police Leadership/ Hate Crime Perpetrators/ Online Crime Reporting
Harkin, D. and Iliadis, M. 2025. The impacts of CCTV on victim-survivors of domestic and family violence. Samford Valley, Australian Academic Press.
Whelan, C. et al. 2025. Examining the activities and careers of ransomware criminal groups. Samford Valley, Australian Academic Press.
Ebner, J. 2020. Going dark: The secret social lives of extremists. London: Bloomsbury Publishing.
Elkington, R. et al. 2025. Effective police leadership in the 21st century: New paradigms for a novel context. Bingley: Emerald Publishing Ltd.
El Ourmi, M. 2025. Preventing radicalization: Education for responsibility, a means of primary prevention of violent radicalization. Newark: Wiley-ISTE.
Garland, J. et al. 2025. Hate crime perpetrators: New perspectives from theory, research and practice, volume I.
Ladau, E. 2021. Demystifying disability: What to know, what to say, and how to be an ally. Emeryville: Ten Speed Press.
Regoeczi, W. and Miethe, T. 2025. Research handbook on violent crime and society. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar Publishing.
Casley, M. et al. 2025. “Going the extra mile”: a mixed-methods evaluation of an early intervention youth coaching and diversion programme. Journal of Criminology.
“This research evaluates Resolve, an early-intervention youth coaching and diversion programme developed and piloted by a leading community service in a socially disadvantaged community in Southeast Queensland, Australia.”
Hairul Anuar, A. et al. 2025. Phone scam unveiled: insights from a systematic literature review. Journal of Financial Crime.
“...review systematically over ten years of journal articles on phone scams to understand why people from all walks of life fall prey to phone scams and how important it is to devise effective prevention strategies”
Houghton, V. and Muller, T. 2025. ‘I feel persecuted. It’s so distressing and upsetting, it is all too much’. A disablist hate crime typology: intimidation, exploitation and brutalization. British Journal of Criminology.
“…we develop a typology of disablist hate crime that does justice to the lived experience of victims and highlights the differences between disablist hate crime and other forms of hate crime in England.”
Jackson, J. et al. 2025. When trust turns digital: why relational cues matter in online crime-reporting portals. Journal of Experimental Criminology.
“To test whether trust in the police (a) improves the online crime-reporting experience and (b) increases support for digital reporting. To examine whether a procedurally just follow-up email and primed motivations enhance or amplify these effects.”
Piza, E. et al. 2025. The relative and joint effects of gunshot detection technology and video surveillance cameras on case clearance in Chicago. Criminology & Public Policy.
“The current study contributes to the literature through a matched quasi-experiment of the relative and joint effect of GDT and CCTV on fatal and nonfatal shooting investigation outcomes in Chicago, IL.”
Singler, S. 2025. Surveillance evangelism: private technology companies and the digital futures of crimmigration control. Theoretical Criminology.
“… contributes to criminological research on surveillance and border technologies. By analysing private security companies’ visions of future technologies”
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