Analyzing crime data by census block group gives a more granular view of crime, experts said. “I would not paint it as one is right and the other is wrong,” said Charis Kubrin, professor of Criminology, Law and Society at the University of California Irvine. She said reducing crime data to the lowest means “getting…Continue Reading Dr. Kubrin quoted in the San Diego Union-Tribune story
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Western Society of Criminology 2019
ILSSC will be attending the 46th annual Western Society of Criminology Meeting from February 7-9, 2019 in Honolulu, Hawai’i. There are three panels featuring work by ILSSC at WSC this year. Find out more information on the panels: https://ilssc.soceco.uci.edu/western-society-of-criminology-2019…Continue Reading Western Society of Criminology 2019
American Society of Criminology Meeting 2018
ILSSC will be attending the 74rd American Society of Criminology Meeting from November 14-17, 2018 in Atlanta, Georgia. There are four Complete Thematic Panels Sponsored by ILSSC at ASC this year. Find out more information on the panels: ILSSC at the American Society of Criminology Meeting 2018…Continue Reading American Society of Criminology Meeting 2018
Dr. Hipp presents recent work at the SoCal Social Analytics Workshop
A wealth of digital information is generated daily through social networks, e.g., Twitter. A number of domains, including public health, national security, public safety, and public policy, can benefit greatly from the awareness of trends and situations as they become observable in social media data. There are many active research projects from various disciplines related…Continue Reading Dr. Hipp presents recent work at the SoCal Social Analytics Workshop
Dr. Kubrin quoted in Los Angeles Times story
Read the story “Opposition to ‘sanctuary state’ law gains ground, but is it a pointless political ploy?” here: http://www.latimes.com/local/california/la-me-lopez-costamesa-20180509-story.html…Continue Reading Dr. Kubrin quoted in Los Angeles Times story