Rio’s slum faces challenges after pacification – CNN Interview with Verena Brähler (15 November 2011)
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New contribution in Research Ethics
Please take the time to read and comment on a new contribution in the Research Ethics section:
- In situ interviews: How to convince Research Ethics Committees of the importance of in situ interviews? By Verena Brähler
New contributions in Research Methodologies
Please take the time to read and comment on a new contribution in our Research Methodologies section:
- Logistic regression: The use of logistic regression to study individual determinants of crime risk at the city of Buenos Aires. By Alejandra Otamendi
New contributors
Please join us in welcoming the following PhD researchers as new contributors of our researchingsecurity blog:
- Jenna Murray de López: Women, Body, Political Economy: Anthropology of Pregnancy in Chiapas (Mexico)
- Kari Mariska Pries: On Order and Good Governance in Violent Democracies: National and International Policy Approaches to Citizen Security in Central America (El Salvador & Guatemala)
- Susan Flaemig: A Salvadoran Turnaround? The FMLN’s Response to Citizen Security Needs (El Salvador)
Researching Organised Crime, Security & Policing
Welcome to our Researchingsecurity Blog!
We are a group of several PhD students researching issues related to organised crime, security and policing across the globe. Contrary to what many of our colleagues, relatives and friends think, it is “possible” to research these topics, contribute to a better understanding of research practises and still come back home safely from our field research trips.
This blog is a platform for exchanging experiences, discussing methodology and ethics, keeping up to date with funding opportunities and staying in touch with young academics in the field.
Researching Security Network 