Ask & ye shall receive! Please find details of our special call for papers replicating/reproducing previous policing studies here.
Abstracts due: April 1/22
Papers: Aug 1/22
https://t.co/wTuXBzBbKt
Just published-open access @ERSjournal 'Immigration, diversity and trust: the competing and intersecting role of English language ability in the community' @U_Inequalities @MMUSociology @SocialStatsMan@CMI_Man Arkadiusz Wiśniowski @JTLaurence
https://t.co/roQCwafKHy
Just published -open access - in the British Journal of Criminology. Inequality in Exposure to Crime, Social Disorganization and Collective Efficacy: Evidence from Greater Manchester, United Kingdom https://t.co/ili4UALyuo. @U_Inequalities@MMU_BDC#inequality
We invite applications for @LeverhulmeTrust Early Career Fellowships to be held in the RCASS Research Centre at Manchester Metropolitan University. Internal Deadline 22nd November 2021 @ManMetPGR @MMU_Research
@NHSHealthScot publish @MMU_BDC Evaluation of the impact of alcohol minimum unit pricing (MUP) on crime and disorder, public safety and public nuisance https://t.co/TRy3d3usto
Check out my newly published software article for statistical-based opinion analyses of big digital text documents https://t.co/hQVfvhesYU Click here to explore the utilities of the software: https://t.co/FgPVhzei2D. @MMU_BDC@U_Inequalities
How does young people's experience and perception of #knifecrime differ from policing experts'? Our paper 'Understanding Knife Crime and Trust in Police with Young People in East London' with @sartemis_ @LinaTLudwig and @ben1971b explores this topic. More detail in thread below.
Check out Kitty's @lymKitty blog. Really ground breaking research on ethnic inequalities in the Justice system, made possible using #LinkedData from @MoJGovUK's @adr_uk funded #DataFirst programme
Please check out our @U_Inequalities website for details of our published papers, non-specialist outputs, videos and student resources. We'll keep adding!
This is the last 'official' day of the @U_Inequalities project. Just wanted to thank all my colleagues - and friends - for their dedication, perseverance and collegiality over the last four years (and even further back for the @AQMeNNetwork crew).
Here's our new article that demonstrates how 'Opitools' package can be deployed to assess public opinions on neighbourhood policing during the pandemic: https://t.co/hPjwWsvfxv. Research funded by @U_Inequalities@MMU_BDC
Our article that explores long-term instability in the exposure to crime at micro places is now available open access. Thanks to @sh_langton@MMU_BDC@U_Inequalities
https://t.co/Pl6zwYZtb6