The project team founded two Briefings series: the JDI Special Papers (contact Nick Tilley) and, the Statistical Bulletin (contact Graham Farrell). Kate Bowers edits the Crime Science special collection on crime and COVID-19. Many of the Briefings have been reproduced in Policing Insight.
Journal articles and reports
- Independence and Impact: a typology of research-user relationships
- Anti-social behaviour in the pandemic
- Illegal waste fly-tipping in the pandemic
- First Report of Findings from COVID-19 and Crime Survey
- COVID-19 restrictions, routine activities and online crime
- Spatio-temporal crime patterns and COVID-19 in San Francisco
- Small area variation in crime effects of COVID-19 policies in England and Wales
- Six months in: Pandemic crime trends
- Resilience of criminogenic ecosystems: COVID-19 in China
- ‘Show this thread’: Police use of Twitter in the pandemic
- Crime and coronavirus: social distancing, lockdown, and the mobility elasticity of crime
Other project outputs and activities
- Written evidence to UK parliamentary inquiry on waste crime (30May22)
- Kate Bowers founded and edits the Special collection on COVID-19 in the journal Crime Science.
- Presentation: ‘Burglary in the pandemic‘, to Danish Crime Prevention Council, (09 March 2021).
- Research seminar on COVID-19 and Crime (09 Dec 2020)
- Reducing the Crime Harms of the Coronavirus Pandemic (PIER Public Lecture, 28 Oct 2020)
- Six Months In: Pandemic Crime Trends (Policing Insight, 19 Oct 2020)
- ‘Crime and mobility during the COVID-19 pandemic’, presentation to UCL Research Seminar on COVID-19 and Crime, 16 July 2020.
- Coronavirus: How crime changes during a lockdown (The Conversation, 02 April 2020).
JDI Special Papers on COVID-19
- Tap-and-PIN: Contactless payments follow-up
- Student sex work
- Contactless Card Payment Limits*
- Frauds in the crisis
- Preventing a Vaccine Crime Wave*
- Covid facemasks as crime facilitators*
- Types of crime change in the pandemic*
- Forensic pathology in the pandemic
- Self-selection policing
- Models of crime after lockdown*
- Securing voluntary compliance*
- Bio-Assaults*
- School bullying
- Package theft
- Bio-crime
- Terrorism
- Residential burglary
- Policing a pandemic
- Medical counterfeits*
- Stalking during lockdown
- Increased online gambling
- Online child sexual exploitation
- Policing domestic abuse and vulnerability
- Child sexual abuse
- Cybercrime against older people
- Policing the lockdown
- Distraction burglary
- Fly-tipping during a pandemic*
Statistical Bulletin on Crime and COVID-19
- 28 Months Later: Crime to July 2022 (30Sep22)
- Crime trends by end of 2021 (16Feb2022)
- Third lockdown crime effects* (10 May 2021)
- A Year of COVID-19 and Crime* (07Apr2021)
- Second lockdown crime effects less pronounced*(13Jan21)
- Fly-tipping during the pandemic* (26Nov20)
- Rail Network Crime Time and Place* (20Oct20)
- Rail Network Crime and Passenger Travel* (20Oct)
- Six Months In: Pandemic Crime Trends* (12Oct20)
- Still Far from Normal: Crime through July* (02Sep20)
- The First Local Lockdown* (28Aug20)
- Recorded cybercrime and fraud trends (14Aug20)
- Anti-social behaviour trends in the pandemic* (31Jul20)
- Bouncebackability? England and Wales crime trends to end of June 2020* (31Jul20)
- Crime and anti-social behaviour in Greater London (31Jul20)
- Spatial distributive justice and crime in the covid-19 pandemic* (27Jul20)
- National recorded crime trends* (13Jul20)