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Co-authored w Dr Chae Rose, adapted from one of the studies in his PhD, this paper applies #SituationalActionTheory to examine how #MoralRules & #MoralContext interact to shape #SpeedingDecisionMaking, providing insight into who current speeding countermeasures deter — and who they do not.

New paper Co-authored w Dr Chae Rose:

The Morality of Speeding & the Conditional Relevance of Controls: rdcu.be/eYEQR

#SituationalActionTheory #MoralRules #MoralContext #SpeedingDecisionMaking #ConditionalRelevanceOfControls

In Malmo initiating SATNAV:Sweden network, w Neema Trivedi-Bateman, Anna-Karin Ivert & Sadia Khan. Tomorrow, we workshop the potential for @satnavproject.bsky.social in Swedish schools w educators, crime prevention practitioners & policymakers. [Workshop hosted/funded by Faculty of Health & Society]

We have a policy (guided by sage) to avoid language about anonymous peer review that is potentially non inclusive or ableist (and encourage authors and reviewer's to also avoid it) but 'masked' is way more exciting than 'anonymous'!

I'm not against this (speaking as an individual not on behalf of my journal) but I've also heard really compelling arguments for open review ...... There is a lot to consider but it needs careful thought to reduce bias where we can.

What's that? (Sounds COOL)

Two researchers looking at laptop

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Yes, so just making the author names anonymous until after first screening/assignment at least would mitigate this?

Ps inclusive language means avoiding use of the word 'blind' when referring to anonymous processes, something I'm learning to build into our communications. 👍🏻

Interested. What's the specific concern? I'm not against the principle. At the point of assigning AE (or immediate rejecting, which is pre a desk reject from an AE in our case), I barely notice author names, personally I wouldn't mind if author names were anonymous at this point.

Revisiting Bad Apples and Bad Barrels: Person × Setting Interactions in Corruption The divide between individual (bad apples) and structural (bad barrels) explanations runs deep through corruption research. This divide is bridged when individual corruption propensities and corrup...

New paper with @andrzej-uhl.bsky.social detailing the findings of his experimental study of #Corruption within the framework of #SituationalActionTheory.

Full article: Revisiting Bad Apples and Bad Barrels: Person × Setting Interactions in Corruption www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

This panel, today at 2pm.

As the conference gets bigger this is more common but totally pointless, nobody can say anything intelligible AND interesting in the tiny amount of time available. Our prearranged panel of 4 was given a shorter time slot than usual, so effectively the same problem.

It's just not fair on presenters to have 8am sessions. You get funding, put time into preparing a presentation, travel, and regardless of how interesting your panel might be are guaranteed a tiny audience.

This #ESC2025 panel includes a presentation by Andrzej Uhl of his study of corrupt decision-making. I assisted with the write-up which is due to be published soon (accepted for publication following peer review) but is currently available at crimrxiv.com/pub/lprj4j3i...

@andrzej-uhl.bsky.social

Paper authors: Gabriela Roman, Alberto Chrysoulakis, Clemens Kroneberg, @andrzej-uhl.bsky.social, @bethhardie.bsky.social, @c-herrmann-ch.bsky.social, Yue Ye

Morality & moral decision making:
#ESC2025 #ESC_eurocrim panel 4pm TODAY.

Empirical examination of morality & its role in acts of crime as depicted in #SituationalActionTheory. The papers explore the concept of morality, its measurement, & its role in criminal decision making.
tinyurl.com/2yck4f6d

As the ESC marks its 25th anniversary, this roundtable explores what the next 25yrs of European criminology might look like. Drawing on the insights of mid-career criminologists from across Europe and a range of research areas, the discussion will explore possible future directions for the field.

Discussion & insights from: Jakub Drapal, Csaba Gyory, Anita Lavorgna, Kjersti Lohne & Olga Pentitseva, (though not me now!); chaired by Anna di Ronco.

#LongCovid means being forced to pull out of this #ESC2025 conference roundtable but it should be a good discussion with the other invited mid-career criminologists!

The Futures of European Criminology - Special Panel Celebrating 25 Years of ESC

tinyurl.com/2dfu5pfx
Thu 2:30-3:45

Our panel on #MoralDevelopment, #SituationalActionTheory, the @satnavproject.bsky.social project for schools and Dr Neema Trivedi-Bateman's SATNAV:Compass (now also delivered in China by Xiaoya Xun):

#ESC2025 #ESCAthens

📅Fri 2:00-3:15pm, CN 2103

If you are at #ESCAthens2025 visit the SAGE stand to find the latest #EJC issue, which includes a 25th Anniversary Special Editorial Collection of EJC Editorial Team reflections on the progress of European criminology

journals.sagepub.com/toc/euca/22/5

Reflecting on #ESC25years & our time as European Journal of Criminology #EJC Editors, Kyle Treiber & I discuss the defining features, boundaries and goals of European Criminology, & the role of the EJC as a forum for scholars of European Criminology.

journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10....

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#LongCovid means I've had to cancel my trip to Athens #ESC2025.

Our European Journal of Criminology Special Editorial Collection celebrating 25yrs of #ESC is available online & will be discussed by #EJC EiC @TreiberKyle & Associate Editors on Fri@3:30.

journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10....

Time for a new wave of PADS+ data collection. Visiting the PADS+ office meeting Kyle and Beth, and our new research assistants (Katie, Rhianna, Giulia) who will be doing the most important job interviewing the participants. And of course it was time for a coffee!

Dr Neema Trivedi-Bateman and I are coming to the end of our first international SATNAV:Compass delivery in a specialised school in Southern China (Delivery Lead Dr Xiaoya Xun). We're looking forward to sharing this work at the #EuroCrim20205 conference in Athens next week! @satnavproject.bsky.social

www.eventure-online.com/eventure/log...

eapl2025.com/workshops/

Excited to be hosting a workshop on SATNAV:Compass at #EAPL2025 in Vilnius next week!