One of the benefits of publishing with @evidencebasejnl.bsky.social is also the opportunity to get a book chapter. These are papers from our inaugural issue. www.tandfonline.com/journals/reb...
Professor Laura Huey
@drlaurahuey.bsky.social
Criminologist, Editor of Police Practice & Research, Editor of Evidence Base. Royal Society of Canada College alumna. Member ISC Roster of Global Experts
Pleased to announce @police_practice 2025 Article of the Year : "Examining the relationship between officer work assignments and retention: evidence from the Charleston, SC, police department" by @eliasnader.bsky.social O'Guinn, Gibson & Goldberg. Congrats! www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
Examining the relationship between officer work assignments and retention: evidence from the Charleston, SC, police department
Officer retention has become a pressing issue in modern policing as voluntary resignations reach unprecedented levels. Police agencies continue to face challenges recruiting new personnel, a diffic...
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“FUND that sh**!” New podcast with Sean Kennedy For a Holding the Line first, we’re marking this episode EXPLICIT since Dr. Huey has an admittedly filthy mouth. Listener discretion is advised <== 😂 leldf.substack.com/p/fund-that-sh…
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One of the things I like about @evidencebasejnl.bsky.social is our commentaries. I am wondering, though, whether it would be useful to have a debate section. Someone writes a commentary & we invite 1 or 2 others to reply. 🤔
The intro to the upcoming issue of @evidencebasejnl.bsky.social Earlier version here: crimrxiv.com/pub/4gndg0ku/r…
Been a bit quiet lately - and definitely quiet in all this online debate about academia 👀 - because I've been recuperating from a nastly 1 foot fall. Seriously, only I could fall from a 1 foot height and end up in urgent care needing stitches and fending off questions of xrays.
Potential reviewers: you can always say yes conditional on an extension (if you need more time). @PolicePracticeandResearch @EvidenceBaseJnl
Also joining the @evidence basejnl.bsky.social board: Khadijah Monk, Ahmet Guler and Kyle McLean.
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Looking for peer reviewers for @EvidenceBaseJnl. Is anyone willing and available to review a manuscript on any one of these topics?: - Prisons in the Global South context - Police officer wellbeing - Violence against women and girls Let us know.
We are adding some new fresh talent to our Editorial Board at @evidencebasejnl.bsky.social If you are interested in making a positive contribution, you could join Carlena Orosco Joshua Long and Mirko Nazarri
Looking to have your high quality Crim work in print quickly? We are guaranteeing publication of your work within 1-2 issues after you receive an acceptance. #highquality #crimresearch #evidencebase #theory #methods #assessments
Just got the proofs for this edited collection with @lfrgsn.bsky.social & Ian Adams and a bunch of my fave criminology peeps!
This discourse prompted some discussion among the Editorial team at #EvidenceBase. I'm exploring whether a special type of special issue is viable: a commissioned and deeply nuanced discussion about the ethics of 'Open' Criminology. Including, but not limited to open data practices.
Lisa Tompson@lisatompson.bsky.social · 4mo agoReturning to this (sorry Matt, I partially agree with you), what happens to research that isnt paid for by the taxpayers? E.g., philanthropically funded, passion projects, and research in the Global South. Does that change anything about the moral calculus?
Habemus paper www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
Using digital trace data to study public sentiment toward the police. A demonstration case on the George Floyd killing
In this paper, we assess a measurement approach to study sentiment toward the police using large-scale digital trace data and natural language processing (NLP). Existing research on the consequence...
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Assoc Editor @davidbuil.bsky.social is currently cooking up a special issue for next year of evidence assessments from across the globe.
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Just out at PPR: www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
A comparison of involuntary holds in an urban police department: exploring subject and situational factors
Involuntary holds, a tool used by mental health and criminal justice practitioners, are generally the first step in the civil commitment process to connect individuals in behavioral health crisis w...
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interesting discussion yesterday with a practitioner about implementation failures. Thinking about soliciting papers on criminal justice implementation issues, with an emphasis on problems that haven’t already been tackled in the literature. @evidencebasejnl.bsky.social
Putative risk and resilience factors for predicting mental health among Royal Canadian Mounted Police after the first year of service: Police Practice and Research: Vol 0, No 0 - Get Access www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
Putative risk and resilience factors for predicting mental health among Royal Canadian Mounted Police after the first year of service
Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) cadets complete the Cadet Training Program with lower putative risk and greater self-perceived resilience than young adults in the general population, implicati...
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Improving AMBER alerts: results from a national experimental study of wireless emergency alerts
In the United States, Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEAs) are used to notify the public of abducted children. However, there is no established guidance for writing AMBER Alert WEAs, and the vast major...
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Would totally love to have an evidence assessment on these programs from a corrections researcher for @evidencebasejnl.bsky.social (Ignore bizarro AI narration)
New open access paper @evidencebasejnl.bsky.social by Julien Chopin. www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
Got comments back from a non-funded SSHRC application on police preparedness for malevolent use of AI: "It seems to me to be applied rather than scholarly research" ...because applied research isn't scholarly for reviewer #2