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The CrimRxiv Consortium, a network of leading institutions in open criminology, has announced its newest member: Criminology: An Interdisciplinary Journal. It is dedicated to advancing our field by publishing cutting-edge research on crime and deviant behavior.

The CrimRxiv Consortium, a network of leading institutions in open criminology, has announced its newest member: the University of Liverpool’s Department of Sociology, Social Policy and Criminology. Housed in the School of Law and Social Justice, the department is renowned ...

The CrimRxiv Consortium, a network of leading institutions in open criminology, has marked a significant milestone as it completes its first year of operation. With a diverse membership of 25 institutions spanning Belgium, Canada, England, Germany, New Zealand, South Asia, ...

The CrimRxiv Consortium, a network of open criminology’s leading institutions, has announced its newest Member: the Society of Evidence Based Policing (SEBP). Founded in the United Kingdom more than a decade ago, they are an independent charity dedicated to embedding ...

The CrimRxiv Consortium, a network of open criminology’s leading institutions, has announced its newest Member: the South Asian Society of Criminology and Victimology (SASCV). Founded in 2009, the society addresses South Asia’s unique challenges in crime prevention, criminal ...

The CrimRxiv Consortium, a network of open criminology’s leading institutions, has announced its newest Member: the University of Leeds’ Centre for Criminal Justice Studies. Housed in the School of Law, the Centre serves as an interdisciplinary research institute providing ...

The CrimRxiv Consortium, a network of open criminology’s leading institutions, announced its newest Member: Sociedad Española de Investigación Criminológica (SEIC), also known as Spanish Society of Criminological Research. It works to support the development and recognition ...

CrimRxiv, criminology’s global open access hub and repository, celebrated its one-year anniversary at the University of Manchester (UoM). Next month will mark the half-year anniversary of the CrimRxiv Consortium, a network of criminology’s leading institutions with UoM at the ...

The CrimRxiv Consortium, a network of criminology’s leading institutions, has welcomed its newest Member: the Oral History of Criminology Project (OHCP), an ongoing initiative to preserve and share criminologists’ accounts of their landmark ideas and initiatives. ...

The CrimRxiv Consortium, a network of open criminology’s leading institutions, has announced its 20th Founding Member: Ghent University’s Department of Criminology, one of the largest such-departments in Europe and part of a global top-100 university. ...

The CrimRxiv Consortium, open criminology’s network of institutional leaders, welcomes its newest Member: the Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office (DAO) DATA Lab, a unit to track criminal justice measures on an ongoing basis, make the data publicly available, and evaluate ...

CrimRxiv, criminology’s global open access hub and repository, has announced its new Director, Nicholas Lord, Professor of Criminology and Director of the Centre for Digital Trust & Society at the University of Manchester (UoM). “It’s an honour and privilege to be CrimRxiv’s ...

The CrimRxiv Consortium, a network of open criminology’s leading institutions, has announced its newest Member: the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences (ACJS), an association to foster professional and scholarly activities in the field of criminal justice. ACJS is ...

CrimRxiv, criminology’s global open access hub and repository, has announced the CrimRxiv Consortium: an international, institutional network to advance open criminology for impact and social justice. The Consortium launched with seventeen Founding Members from ...

Hosted by the American Society of Criminology's Scientific Integrity Committee, organized by Laura Dugan and Eric Piza; also featuring Gaylene Armstrong, Justin Nix, David Buil-Gil (our Chief Moderator) and Scott Jacques (Founder and Associate Director for Sustainability).

We are seeking to appoint a Research Assistant to support CrimRxiv, undertake research on the legal, ethical and technical barriers faced by green open access platforms across disciplines, and contribute to the sustainability of CrimRxiv.

CrimRxiv and UoM will make criminology a more diverse, equitable and inclusive research environment, increasing research transparency and responsibility