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Enhanced Thinking Skills programme: Outcomes and implementation of a randomised controlled trial
European Association of Law and Economics
Continuing Professional Development
Mainstreaming Methodology for Estimating the Cost of Crime
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Masters in Applied Forensic Psychology
Welcome to the Centre for Criminal Justice Economics and Psychology
The Centre for Criminal Justice Economics and Psychology (CCJEP) conducts research, carries out policy analysis and provides consultancy services with the aim of helping to reduce the impact of crime on society and promote public safety.
Our unique mix of economic, psychological and other expertise means that we bring a balanced perspective to bear on current criminal justice problems.
We work in key criminal justice system areas, including:
- Youth crime prevention
- Costs of crime
- Offending by young adults
- Persistent Offending
- Reconvictions analysis
- Evaluation of cognitive behavioural programmes
- Juveniles and mental health
- Suicide risk monitoring
- Drug reduction interventions
- Women Offenders
- Resettlement
- Victims and witnesses
- Criminal justice in developing countries