Closing date for SCADR #Criminology Research Fellow posts extended to *28th August*. Experience of working with policing or prisons data desirable. Feel free to send queries directly.

Thrilled to annouce an ESRC project on the 'MAIHDA' statistical model for uncovering intersectional inequalities
> methods research extending the approach
> Interdisciplinary research using the method
> Training courses to upskill people
> A *3-year postdoc* (job ad in thread...)

Pls RT #Jobs : I'm looking to appoint 2 Research Fellows in #Criminology at Edinburgh Law School to work with SCADR. Expertise in #policing or #prisons research would be advantageous. Further details available here: elxw.fa.em3.oraclecloud.com/hcmUI/Candidat…

Absolutely 200% agree about the collegiality and ECR supportivity of our Criminology colleagues💖

Come join our team - we are hiring!!

Lecturer in Criminology: a full-time, permanent post at University of Stirling, within SCCJR.

It's a very collegiate team, supportive of ECRs with diverse areas of research specialisation.
#Criminology #JobFairy
jobs.ac.uk/job/DBH764/lec…

British Society of Criminology Conference comes to Glasgow in 2024 - almost 20years since it was last in Scotland. Scotland feels like a genuinely special place to do criminology:it’s lively, collegiate, critical.We cannot wait to welcome the British criminological community here

I've just published a comment on late blooming criminal careers: link.springer.com/article/10.100… A few theories claim it is not a meaningful category - but without defining it, so hard to refute. While I comment on Matsuda et al, it is sort of directed elsewhere.

Out now: The £1.7 billion Scottish Unis made from international students during the pandemic preprints.org/manuscript/202…

📅📢Exciting event alert:

The Scottish Crime Data Hackathon (25-27 July)

Led by Dr Ben Matthews, Dr Vicky Gorton, Dr Catriona Connell, Richard Kjellgren, Ben Collier, susan mcvie at Universities of Stirling and Edinburgh

Funded by SCCJR
#Criminology #Crime #Data
sccjr.ac.uk/event/scottish…

YES to this! Last year's symposium was such a fantastic space to discuss ECR colleagues' excellent work in #criminology (and get super helpful feedback on my own). Please do consider submitting an abstract!

Calling all Modern Studies teachers! Sign up below for our SCCJR webinar, as part of our work with the Modern Studies Association (MSA)! We'll aim to answer your pre-submitted questions as well as any others you may have on the day on #Crime #justice ! bit.ly/3UdrtPk #modernstudies

I’m excited to share my new article in American Sociological Review, which addresses a fundamental question of state governance: how do marginalized groups become the responsibility of one bureaucratic institution over another? 1/

Link: doi.org/10.1177/000312…

New PHYVR blog: Scotland’s young people demonstrate success in violence reduction:

changingviolence.org/blog/scotlands…

'Policies such as the increased Scottish Child Payment and the ambition to build a trauma informed workforce across Scotland are essential.'

By susan mcvie

RT: New research published today on #Police use of #Covid Fixed Penalty Notices ( #FPNs ) in England and Wales during the pandemic. Policing the Pandemic in Scotland

blogs.ed.ac.uk/edinburghlawsc…

A bit late reposting but new preprint! I think this work is particularly topical given the discussions I've been seeing about how the sample ATE isn't the population ATE - heterogeniety in treatment effect is one of the conditions for this to be an issue.

*Research Fellow Opportunity*

Edinburgh Napier University are currently seeking a Research Fellow (Full Time, Fixed Term for 22 months) to support delivery of the 3PO_Project.

Please contact Prof Liz Aston
or 𝚂𝚑𝚊𝚗𝚎 𝙷𝚘𝚛𝚐𝚊𝚗 🖥 🔑 🚔 for more information.

You beat me off the mark Tim Newburn! 😄

Happy to receive enquiries about these 2 great positions to join me Edinburgh Law School in working with the SCADR team on developing new #criminology research using linked administrative data. Closing date 8th Dec 2022.

I taught a Bayesian seminar during the zoom hell of fall 2020. Instead of individual student projects, we jointly worked on case studies comparing frequentist to Bayesian methods in real datasets. These comparisons are now published at doi.org/10.1111/bjop.1…