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Bijkans begrepen? (publication in Dutch)Technisch forensische deskundigenrapportages worden door juristen vaak niet geïnterpreteerd zoals ze door de deskundigen zijn bedoeld. Terwijl strafrechters en strafrechtadvocaten zelf doorgaans menen de rapporten goed te begrijpen, interpreteren zij... |
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Statistical analysis of spatial crime data (publication)Wim Bernasco and Henk Elffers contribute a chapter on the statistical analysis of spatial crime data in the new Handbook of Quantitative Criminology. Edited by Alex Piquero and David Weisburd, the handbook is designed to be an authoritative volume on... |
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NSCR welcomes Charlotte GerritsenCharlotte Gerritsen joined NSCR in January 2010. Her research focuses on the application of techniques from the area of Artificial Intelligence onto the domain of Criminology. |
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NSCR welcomes Maud van BavelMaud van Bavel joined the NSCR as a PhD student in January 2010. She received her Master’s degree in Lifecourse Criminology and International Crimes and Criminology at the VU University in July 2009. As part of a collaborative project between... |
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NSCR welcomes Scott JacquesScott Jacques joined NSCR in January 2010. Together with NSCR colleagues he conducts research on issues of crime and guardianship in and around coffeeshops and bars in Amsterdam. For more details on Scott, see his resume at the staff pages. |
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NSCR welcomes Eran WesseliusEran Wesselius (1978) joined the NSCR in november 2009 as datamanager. He has previously worked as datamanager with Generation R at the Erasmus MC and Strabo Market Research and Property Data. In 2009 he completed a study in Health Psychology at the... |
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NSCR director wins the First Freda Adler Distinguished International Scholar AwardThe director of the NSCR, Gerben Bruinsma, has been awarded the First Freda Adler Distinguished International Scholar Award of the Division of International Criminology (DIC) of the American Society of Criminology (ASC). He will receive this prize... |