CrimPapers daily update

Welcome to the CrimPapers daily update for Friday 12 June 2026, containing 24 articles from 17 journals.

Journal of Interpersonal Violence

Does Religion Influence Intimate Partner Violence Victimization? Longitudinal Evidence From Fragile Families Data by Christopher G. Ellison, Nicholas H. Wolfinger

Characteristics of Intimate Partner Homicide Against Older Women: Why Age Matters, A Brief Note by Lynn A. Addington

Journal of Family Violence

"How Do You Even Speak About It?": Understanding Harmful Sexual Behavior Towards Parents

A Commentary on Developing Guidance For Researching Domestic Abuse in Lgbtq+ Communities

Crime and Delinquency

Incapacitating Debt: Investigating the Community-Wide Effects of Incarceration on Medical Debt by Walter Campbell, Mary Hayford, Ashlin Oglesby-Neal, Evelyn F. McCoy

A House Full of Felonies: the Experiences of Men With Substance Use Disorders Residing in Halfway Houses Post-Release by Kimberly M. Davidson

International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology

‘we Are Not Freeloaders:’ Harmful Welfare Narratives and Counter-Narratives Among Resettled Iraqi Refugees in the United States by Sara Salman

Theoretical Criminology

De Simulatione Et Veritate: the Pragmatics of Hypocrisy in the Criminological Discourse of A High-Ranking Mafia Informant by Fabio I. M. Poppi

Terrorism and Political Violence

Decoding Daesh: Reactive Secrecy Strategies and Online Evasion Techniques in the ‘virtual Caliphate’ by Ruxandra Oana Vlad Intelligence Analysis, Rabdan Academy, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emiratesruxandra Oana Vlad Is An Assistant Professor of Intelligence Analysis in the Department of Graduate Studies At Rabdan Academy in Abu Dhabi, Uae. For Correspondence, Please Email: Rvlad@ra.ac.ae.

The Politics of Jihadist Expansion: Sadiku and “Boko Haram” in Northwestern Nigeria by James Barnett Vincent Foucher Murtala Ahmed Rufa’i A Department of Politics and International Relations, University of Oxford, Oxford, Ukb Laboratoire Les Afriques Dans Le Monde, National Centre For Scientific Research (cnrs) - Sciences Po Bordeaux, Paris, Francec Peace and Conflict Studies, Usman Danfodiyo University, Sokoto, Nigeriajames Barnett Is A Dphil (phd) Candidate in Politics At the University of Oxford and A Non-Resident Fellow At the Centre on Armed Groups in Geneva; Hudson Institute in Washington, D.c.; and the Centre For Democracy and Development (cdd West Africa) in Abuja, Nigeria. His Doctoral Research Traces the Political Roots of Conflict in Four Regions of Nigeria Since the Country’s Return to Civilian Rule in 1999. Since 2020, He Has Conducted Extensive Fieldwork As A Researcher, Consultant, and Journalist Across Nigeria As Well As in the Horn of Africa. He Was Previously A 2020-21 Fulbright Fellow At the University of Lagos and A 2016-17 Boren Scholar At the University of Dar Es Salaam.vincent Foucher Is A National Centre For Scientific Research (cnrs) Senior Research Fellow, At the Research Unit Les Afriques Dans Le Monde (lam), Hosted By the Bordeaux Institute of Political Studies (sciences Po Bordeaux). He Holds A Phd in Political Studies From the School of Oriental and African Studies in London. His Doctorate Research Dealt With the Separatist Movement in Casamance (south Senegal). He Worked As A Senior Analyst From 2011 to 2017 For the International Crisis Group, Covering Political Transitions in Guinea and Guinea-Bissau and Developing A Growing Interest in Boko Haram.murtala Ahmed Rufa’i Is An Associate Professor of Peace and Conflict Studies At Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto, Nigeria. His Research Interests Include Farmer-Herder Conflict, Rural Economy, Rural Banditry, and Cross-Border Security. He Presented and Published A Book, “I Am A Bandit”: A Decade-Long Research in the Bandits’ den of Zamfara State, in 2021. Dr. Rufa’i Has Conducted Research and Written Reports For the European Union, Center For Humanitarian Dialogue, Center For Democracy and Development (cdd), United Nations Development Programme (undp) Amongst Several Others.

Journal of Child Sexual Abuse

Hidden Worlds: How Child Sexual Abuse Offenders Portray Themselves in Clear-Web Paedophile Community Interactions and Dark-Web Survey Responses by Rosie Marsh-Rossney Tegan Insoll Anna K. Ovaska Nina Vaaranen-Valkonen Nuria Lorenzo-Dus A Swansea University, Swansea, Walesb Suojellaan Lapsia (protect Children), Helsinki, Finlandc Swansea University and Universitat Politècnica de València, València, Spaindr Rosie Marsh Rossney, Is A Research Associate At Swansea University With A Phd in Applied Linguistics.tegan Insoll Is the Head of Research At Protect Children (suojellaan Lapsia Ry).anna Ovaska Is A Legal Specialist and the Deputy Director of Protect Children (suojellaan Lapsia Ry).nina Vaaranen-Valkonen Is the Co-Founder and Executive Director of Protect Children (suojellaan Lapsia Ry).professor Nuria Lorenzo-Dus Is A Distinguished Researcher At Universitat Politècnica de València and Professor in the Department of Applied Linguistics At Swansea University.

Psychometric Analysis of the Perceptions of Sex Offenders Scale: Confirmatory Factor Analysis and Validity Correlates by B. J. Rye Amy G. Tuer Steven Hertz A St. Jerome’s University, Waterloo, Canadab University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Canadac Conestoga College, Kitchener, Canadab. J. Rye, Phd, Is A Professor of Psychology At St. Jerome’s University in the University of Waterloo. Her Research Focuses on Sexuality, Sexual Identity, and the Social and Psychological Perceptions of Sexual Minority Groups, With Particular Attention to Measurement and Methodological Rigor. Tel.: +1-519-884-8111 (ext. 28219); Fax: +1-519-884-5759amy G. Tuer Holds A Bachelor of Arts (honors) in Psychology and Is Currently A Youth Services Coordinator With the John Howard Society of the Kawarthas. Her Professional and Research Interests Include Sexual Offending, Forensic Assessment, Intimate Partner Violence, and Trauma-Informed Community-Based Interventions. She Is Presently A Graduate Student in the Counselling & Psychotherapy Program At the University of Toronto; Email: Amygrace.tuer@gmail.comsteven Hertz, Phd, Holds A Doctorate in Psychology From Wilfrid Laurier University and Is Currently A Faculty Member At Conestoga College in Kitchener, Ontario. His Interests Include Psychology Education and Applied Psychological Research. Email: Socialstatsconsulting@gmail.com

Crime, Law and Social Change

Corporate Communication As Discursive Decriminalization and Symbolic Compliance in Transnational Corruption Criminal Proceedings

Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice

Socio-Political Determinants of Violence and Recidivism in North Macedonia: Short-Term Imprisonment and Probation by Elena Mujoska Trpevska, Gordana Lažetić

Journal of Criminal Justice Education

Scholarly Influence Across Major Award Addresses: Citations Among the Most Decorated Scholars by Phillip Shon Ellen G. Cohn Brendan D. Dooley Phillip Shon Is A Professor of Criminology At Ontario Tech University. He Earned His Ph.d. in Criminal Justice From the University of Illinois (chicago). His Research Interests Include Police Behavior and Parricide. He Walks His Dogs Everyday and Treats Himself to Coffee and Donuts As A Reward At Tim’s. Ontario Tech University, Faculty of Social Science and Humanities, Oshawa, Ontario L1h 7k4; Phillip.shon@uoit.caellen G. Cohn Is An Associate Professor of Criminology and Criminal Justice At Florida International University. in Addition to Serving As the Reigning, Undisputed Queen of Ccj’s Bibliometric Research, She Has An Unquenchable Passion For Board Games. Her Other Research Interests Include Immigration and Crime; Weather/climate and Crime; and Most Recently, Human Trafficking. Florida International University. Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Pca 261a, Miami, Fl 33199, Usa. Cohne@fiu.edubrendan D. Dooley Is Associate Professor of Criminal Justice At Mount St. Mary’s University. Since 2011 He Has Served As Project Director of the Oral History Criminology Project. Many Regard Him As An Unpolished Version of James Lipton Hosting Inside the Criminologist’s Studio. in 2021 He Co-Founded the Division of Historical Criminology At the American Society of Criminology. He Has A Forthcoming Book, Travis Hirschi, Which Is Part of Routledge’s Key Thinkers in Criminology Series. Mount St. Mary’s University, 16300 Old Emmitsburg Rd., Emmitsburg, Md 20727 Bddoley@gmail.com

Critical Criminology

Obituary: David Brown

Eating Cats and Dogs? Trump, the Crimmigrant Other, and the Multi-Species Moral Economy of Personhood

International Criminal Justice Review

Gun Violence in the Age of Mass Migration: An Empirical Assessment of Immigration Effects on U.s. County-Level Firearm Homicides, 2000–2015 by Calvin Proffit, Ben Feldmeyer1school of Criminal Justice, 2514university of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Oh, USA

Contemporary Justice Review

Constitutional Protection of Suspects’ Right to Be Informed of Arrest Grounds and Charges in Ethiopia by Estifanos Balew Liyew Department of Civics and Ethical Studies, Samara University, Semera, Ethiopiaestifanos Balew Liyew Is An Assistant Professor in the Department of Civics and Ethical Studies, School of Law and Governance At Samara University in Ethiopia. He Has A Phd in Law-Human Rights Law. His Areas of Interest Include Human Rights Law, International Humanitarian Law, International Criminal Law, International Environmental Law, International Law, and International and Regional Politics.

Violence Against Women

“I Wanted to Leave, But Where Could I Go?”: Exploring Domestic Violence in Anantnag, Jammu and Kashmir by Sumaya Rashid, Zahid Ahmad Lone, Sarafraz Ahmad1department of Social Work, 29079university of Kashmir, Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, India

The Relationship Between Witnessing Father’s Violence Against Mother and Patriarchal Beliefs: the Case of Turkish Men by Sebahat Kuşlu, Burcu Çaki Döner, Ayşe Eminoğlu Güven

Journal of Human Trafficking

Exploring Minor Perpetration: Novel Insights Into Minors Who Are Sex Traffickers by Ezequiel Y. Dominguez Arianna Weide Dominique Roe-Sepowitz School of Social Work, Arizona State University, Phoenix, Az, USA

Journal of Ethnicity in Criminal Justice

Night and Day: Racial Disparities in Police Arrests Across Black and Latine Communities in Travis County by Esmeralda J. Rubalcava Hernandez Bethany M. Wood Christian E. Vazquez A School of Social Work, the University of Texas At Arlington, Arlington, Texas, Usab Center to Advance Community Health, Department of Family Medicine, the University of Colorado Anschutz, Aurora, Colorado, Usac Patient and Community Engaged Research Center, Baylor Scott and White Research Institute, Dallas, Texas, Usaesmeralda J. Rubalcava Hernandez (she/her/ella) Is A Chicana Bilingual/bicultural Community Organizer, Social Worker, and Ph.d. Candidate At Ut Arlington. She Focuses on Anti-Colonial Racial Studies At the Intersection of Policing and Immigration Systems and Anti-Oppressive Social Work Pedagogy.bethany M. Wood (she/her/hers) Is A Poverty Researcher, At Both the Individual and Neighborhood Level, As A Social Determinant of Mental Health. Her Research Is Grounded in Ecosocial Theory and Other Anti-Oppressive Frameworks.christian E. Vazquez’s Research Is Grounded in His Practice Experience As A Social Worker For A County Social Services Agency and As A Hospital Administrator. His Work Aims to Reduce Health Disparities, Particularly Among Latino/a Populations, Both At the Community and Population Level.

CrimRxiv pre prints

Focalización Territorial Del Delito Y Gestión Policial En La Ciudad de México by Carlos Vilalta

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