Volume 29, issue 4, October 2016

10 articles in this issue

Introduction

Authors
- Andy Bécue
- David Décary-Hétu
- Content type: Introduction
- Published: 23 September 2016
- Pages: 539 - 542
The progressive opening of forensic science toward criminological concerns

Authors (first, second and last of 4)
- Olivier Ribaux
- Frank Crispino
- Claude Roux
- Content type: Original Article
- Published: 23 September 2016
- Pages: 543 - 560
A capture-recapture model to estimate the effects of extra-legal disparities on crime funnel selectivity and punishment avoidance

Authors
- Yanick Charette
- Vere van Koppen
- Content type: Original Article
- Published: 23 September 2016
- Pages: 561 - 583
Establishing networks in a forensic DNA database to gain operational and strategic intelligence

Authors (first, second and last of 5)
- Patrick P J M H Jeuniaux
- Leen Duboccage
- Vanessa Vanvooren
- Content type: Original Article
- Published: 23 September 2016
- Pages: 584 - 602
A dedicated framework for weak biometrics in forensic science for investigation and intelligence purposes: The case of facial information

Authors
- Damien Dessimoz
- Christophe Champod
- Content type: Original Article
- Published: 23 September 2016
- Pages: 603 - 617
Understanding crime and fostering security using forensic science: The example of turning false identity documents into forensic intelligence

Authors
- Simon Baechler
- Pierre Margot
- Content type: Original Article
- Published: 23 September 2016
- Pages: 618 - 639
Cross-border crime patterns unveiled by exchange of DNA profiles in the European Union

Authors
- Wim Bernasco
- Marre Lammers
- Kees van der Beek
- Content type: Original Article
- Published: 23 September 2016
- Pages: 640 - 660
The Effective Maritime Security Management Model (EMSMM): A perspective from practitioners in Singapore

Authors
- Elena Sadovaya
- Vinh V Thai
- Content type: Original Article
- Published: 23 September 2016
- Pages: 661 - 682
Surveillance politics and local government: A national survey of federal funding for CCTV in Australia

Authors
- Robert Carr
- Content type: Original Article
- Published: 23 September 2016
- Pages: 683 - 709
Clery compliance on American campuses: Knowledge and organization by Clery compliance officers

Authors (first, second and last of 4)
- Dennis E Gregory
- Jennifer Giblin
- Michael M DeBowes
- Content type: Original Article
- Published: 23 September 2016
- Pages: 710 - 729

Volume 29, issue 4, October 2016

Introduction

The progressive opening of forensic science toward criminological concerns

A capture-recapture model to estimate the effects of extra-legal disparities on crime funnel selectivity and punishment avoidance

Establishing networks in a forensic DNA database to gain operational and strategic intelligence

A dedicated framework for weak biometrics in forensic science for investigation and intelligence purposes: The case of facial information

Understanding crime and fostering security using forensic science: The example of turning false identity documents into forensic intelligence

Cross-border crime patterns unveiled by exchange of DNA profiles in the European Union

The Effective Maritime Security Management Model (EMSMM): A perspective from practitioners in Singapore

Surveillance politics and local government: A national survey of federal funding for CCTV in Australia

Clery compliance on American campuses: Knowledge and organization by Clery compliance officers

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