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Amazing piece from our Dr @tobypeterdavies and Prof
@FarrellLeeds in the @ConversationUK: 'Why stopping knife crime needs to start in the kitchen'.👇 https://t.co/0JRLXfh51D
It links with their new @CrimeScience article: https://t.co/szpK7nqGYe
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@CCJSLeeds
Dawkins’s Law of the Conservation of Difficulty. Pretentious obscurantism in an academic discipline expands to fill the vacuum of its intrinsic simplicity. #PhysicsEnvy#PostmodernMetabollocks
Earlier this week Professor @FarrellLeeds spoke to @BBCPM on knife crime in the wider context of crime rates in England and Wales
@CCJSLeeds @UoLSSI@policyleeds
Listen again (from 51m 23s): https://t.co/CTXjVCqQFF
If you'd like to watch it, it's here. Sharing it with your friends/followers would be massively appreciated - who knows, it might even start to move the needle in a positive way.
https://t.co/MiBVI5pJrp
@Wiggett_IE@LessCrime @rickmuir1 Thanks. You’re not wrong and it’s a work in progress. We’ve done other work explaining how a domino effect brought down violence including https://t.co/ifYYCJfO0v