Francesco Calderoni
@fracalderoni.bsky.social
Prof. of Criminology @unicatt.bsky.social & @Transcrime
Co-Editor Global Crime. Mafia,organized crime,criminal networks, illicit markets,sports,reading,beer (order changes during we).❤️=🔖
Political science
44%
Sociology
31%
Pinned
🌟 Exciting news from @UniCatt! Launching the first English-taught undergraduate programme focused on Criminology in continental Europe—starting next year in Milan, Italy!
https://international.unicatt.it/ucscinternational-undergraduate-programs-criminology
#Criminology #Education #StudyInItaly
https://international.unicatt.it/ucscinternational-undergraduate-programs-criminology
#Criminology #Education #StudyInItaly
With Valentin Pereda and @ddhetu.bsky.social, we explore how kinship, friendship, and collaboration sustain cooperation within the Sinaloa Cartel.
Our new article, “Social Embeddedness, Multiplexity, and Criminal Collaboration within the Sinaloa Cartel,” is published in the Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency.
And it's #Openacces #research
And it's #Openacces #research
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Under El Chapo’s leadership, the #Sinaloa Cartel relied not only on power or violence, but on strong social bonds.
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#organizedcrime #criminology #drugtrafficking
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#organizedcrime #criminology #drugtrafficking
Reposted by Francesco Calderoni
David Buil-Gil
@davidbuil.bsky.social
· May 12
New pub alert 🍾
The most challenging yet rewarding paper I’ve worked on: 3y from idea to publication in BJC!
I explore how unstructured spare time shapes individual and temporal differences in crime, and propose a spare time model in criminology.
doi.org/10.1093/bjc/...
The most challenging yet rewarding paper I’ve worked on: 3y from idea to publication in BJC!
I explore how unstructured spare time shapes individual and temporal differences in crime, and propose a spare time model in criminology.
doi.org/10.1093/bjc/...
Matt Ashby
@mattashby.com
· May 29
Very sad to hear that Ron Clarke has died. He originally identified that understanding crime *opportunities* is much more important in preventing crime than studying factors like offender genetics or upbringing.
Millions have not been victims because of his work. He was also a truly nice guy.
Millions have not been victims because of his work. He was also a truly nice guy.
New pub alert 🍾
The most challenging yet rewarding paper I’ve worked on: 3y from idea to publication in BJC!
I explore how unstructured spare time shapes individual and temporal differences in crime, and propose a spare time model in criminology.
doi.org/10.1093/bjc/...
The most challenging yet rewarding paper I’ve worked on: 3y from idea to publication in BJC!
I explore how unstructured spare time shapes individual and temporal differences in crime, and propose a spare time model in criminology.
doi.org/10.1093/bjc/...
congrats, fascinating!