
Recounting crime
@recountingc
New methods to improve the accuracy of estimates of crime. An ESRC funded project lead by @IanBruntonSmith, @JPinaSanchez, @cernat_a & @DavidBuil
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The latest from the Recounting crime team: "The Impact of Measurement Error in Regression Models Using Police Recorded Crime Rates" link.springer.com/article/10.100…



New Recounting crime preprint⭐️


New Recounting crime preprint out in CrimRxiv‼️ 'Estimating the Reliability of Crime Data in Geographic Areas', with Ian Brunton-Smith, Alexandru Cernat and @JPinaSanchez crimrxiv.com/pub/g4p1or1g/r…


Our latest article in Crime Science Journal featured in the blog of the Finish Police




[CALL FOR PAPERS] @DrLauraHuey and I are guest editing a special collection in Crime Science Journal. We welcome contributions advancing explanations of crime reporting and studying the practical implications of under-reporting for the criminal justice system biomedcentral.com/collections/CP…


Excellent example of why it’s important to understand how crime data was generated before you analyse it: Metropolitan Police changed the software it uses to record details of people who have been arrested and the number of people recorded as being arrested for murder dropped by ~80%.


Please, disseminate widely‼️ Call for papers for a special issue on 'Calling the Police: Theoretical Insights and Practical Implications' in Crime Science Journal Deadline: 5 April 2024

New Recounting crime paper out in BJC, with Ian Brunton-Smith, Alexandru Cernat and @JPinaSanchez ‼️ We assess and compare the quality of measurements of crime derived from police records and victim surveys at the regional and local level academic.oup.com/bjc/article-ab…