International Criminology Conference 2019 Videos | Policy Studies Organization

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International Criminology Conference 2019 Videos

Plenary Address

Alain Bauer, French National Conservatory for Arts and Crafts (Paris), John Jay College of Criminal Justice (New York), University of Law and Political Science of China (Beijing)

Human Trafficking Network Investigations: The Role of Open Source Intelligence and Large-Scale Data Analytics in Investigating Organized Crime

Leah F. Meyer and Louise I. Shelley

Public Policy, Public Health, and Public Leadership challenges around law enforcement ethics and whistleblowing in the age of the #Black Lives Matter movement

Darrell Norman Burrell, Florida Institute of Technology

Nimisha Bhargava, American University of Sovereign Nations

Maurice Dawson, Illinois Institute of Technology

Calvin Nobles, New America Think Tank

Roxanne Elliott Kemp, Parker University

Hacking the U.S. National Security Through Financial Cybercrimes

Calvin Nobles, New America Think Tank

Mind Wars: Where Cybercrime, Cognitive Science, and the Arts Intersect

Monica Lopez, La Petite Noiseuse Productions and Johns Hopkins University

Ending Legalized Torture in America’s Legal System and Challenging the Carceral State

Jessica Sandoval, National Campaign Strategist for the Unlock the Box Campaign

Vishal Agraharkar, ACLU of Virginia

Shannon Battle, Poet Ambassador for Free Minds Book Club and Writing Workshop

The Logic of CPTED for Public Security: Notes on Possibilities and Limits

Juul Gooren, The Hague University of Applied Sciences

The Perpetuation of Criminal Activity: The Formalization of the Dark Web as a Business Medium

Calvin Nobles, New America Think Tank

Investigating American Extremists and Terrorists Activities on Anonymous Internet Social Media Platforms

Maurice Dawson, Illinois Institute of Technology

Andreas Vassilakos, Illinois Institute of Technology

Jose Luis Castanon Remy, Illinois Institute of Technology

Civilian Confidence in Law Enforcement is Driven More by Perceptions of Procedural Justice and Less by Racial Representativeness on Police Forces

Charles E. MacLean, Metropolitan State University

Lessons from False Confessions: Mitigating the Risk

Joseph T. Wolf, Wicklander-Zulawski & Associates

Chair: Michael Pittaro

Gun Violence and the Phenomenon of Mass Shootings

Brooks Singer and Gabrielle Beranek, The Catholic University of America

Neighborhood Context, Race, and Newspaper Coverage of Home Invasion Crime

Reginald A. Byron, Southwestern University

Neighborhood Diversity, Disorder, and Fear of Crime

Hilary Silver, George Washington University

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