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A podcast about the research currently being conducted at the Max PIanck Institute for the Study of Crime, Security and Law in Freiburg, Germany.
Unknown Host hosts Doing Time, Talking Crime, a science show with 34 episodes published.
Zu Gast : Florian Kaiser Wussten Sie, dass fast jeder Jugendliche mindestens einmal das Gesetz bricht? Doch was passiert danach? Erzieht eine Strafe sie zum Besseren – oder stempelt sie erst recht als Kriminelle ab?" Dar
Guests: Thomas Wahl, Anna Pingen, Indira Tie We're celebrating 20 years of eucrim— the academic journal that's often been described as the 'instruction manual' of European criminal law. Putting together a journal for 20
Zu Gast : Sarah Katharina Stein Das Anwerben von kampfbereiten Fremden ist so alt wie der Krieg selbst. Man denke an etwa an die Seeräuber und ihre Kaperbriefe, die Schweizergarde, die den Papst bewacht, oder die russisc
Guests: Yikang Zhang and Linda Rosar Relationships with friends and peers play a pivotal role in shaping our behavior and decisions, whether positive or negative. In this episode of Doing Time, Talking Crime, Christopher
Guest: Rafael Dalla Barba This episode of Doing Time, Talking Crime is for the legal theorists out there, as it unpacks the very nature of “truth” and “right answers” within the law. Christopher Murphy is joined by Rafae
Zu Gast: Sabrina Ellebrecht. Die Polizei setzt beim Rekrutieren ihres Nachwuchses auf Diversität. Doch Bewerberinnen und Bewerber mit Migrationshintergrund stoßen beim Auswahlverfahren häufig auf unsichtbare Hürden – und
Zu Gast: Johanna Bücker Klimawandel, Pandemie, Migration, Populismus, Krieg – die Welt steckt in einer sogenannten Polykrise. Manche Staaten reagieren darauf, indem sie die Menschenrechte zu beschneiden versuchen, etwa d
Guest: Marthe Goudsmit Samaritter This episode looks more closely at the deeply concerning issue of image-based sexual abuse (IBSA). IBSA involves the non-consensual recording, sharing, or distribution of private sexual
Zu Gast: Cristina Valega Chipoco Die meisten Länder Lateinamerikas haben den Femizid – also die vorsätzliche Tötung von Frauen aufgrund ihres Geschlechts – bereits spezifisch strafrechtlich geregelt, sei es als eigenstän
Guest: Isabel Thielmann In this episode, Christopher Murphy and Isabel Thielmann take a little break from crime to talk about the psychology of personality instead. Isa outlines the various personality traits that make u
Guest: Randall Stephenson It is an old adage that words have weight and, once said, they cannot simply be undone. But what if these words are untrue, insulting, or damaging to a person’s character, reputation, or i
Zu Gast: Carina Hasitzka Die Covid-19-Pandemie hatte Auswirkungen auf die Kriminalität. Die veränderten Alltagsroutinen führten zu räumlichen und zeitlichen Verlagerungen von Kriminalitätsschwerpunkten – weg von den inne
Zu Gast: Svenja Behrendt Stellen Sie sich vor, Sie sind Arzt oder Ärztin, Sie haben zwei schwerkranke Patienten und nur ein dringend benötigtes Bett auf der Intensivstation. Nach welchen Kriterien entscheiden Sie sich? U
Guest: Florian Kaiser In this episode, Christopher Murphy talks with Florian Kaiser about research on the socio-psychological consequences of criminal victimization. After discussing how to conduct relevant research on t
Zu Gast: Antonia Frey, Hristina Grozdanova, Michelle Lomparski, Janos Pfefferle, Ivo Seitz In dieser "True Crime"-Episode spricht Podcast-Host Anna Schaich mit fünf jungen Menschen über ihre Ausbildung am Max-Planck-Inst
Guests: Sofie Brüchig, Antonia Frey, Hristina Grozdanova, Janos Pfefferle, Ivo Seitz In this "true crime" episode Christopher Murphy sits down with five apprentices from the Max Planck Institute for the Study of Crime Se
Zu Gast: Samuel Hartwig Laut einer neuen Regelung des Staatsangehörigkeitsgesetzes kann Personen, die sich für Terrorgruppen engagieren, die deutsche Staatsangehörigkeit entzogen werden, wenn diese mehr als einen Pass
Zu Gast: Annika Hampel Offen und ehrlich spricht Recruitment Officer Annika Hampel über die Herausforderungen, mit denen sich Wissenschaftlerinnen und Wissenschaftler in deutschen Forschungseinrichtungen auseinandersetze
Guest: Patrick McClanahan In this episode Christopher Murphy talks with Patrick McClanahan about late-stage results from the Virtual Burglary Project. The challenges involved in conducting field work in prisons will also
Guest: Patrick McClanahan In this episode Christopher Murphy talks with Patrick McClanahan about late-stage results from the Virtual Burglary Project. The challenges involved in conducting field work in prisons will also
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