

#66 (David Weisburd)
6 snips Dec 27, 2023
Renowned criminologist David Weisburd discusses hotspots policing, procedural justice, and the misconceptions surrounding it. He emphasizes the need for long-term research, more funding for policing, and community engagement. Weisburd explores the challenges of academic education, non-traditional career paths, and the fight against drug dealing and child abuse. He also delves into the concept of hotspots policing, emphasizing the importance of procedural justice and dispelling the misconception of displacement. The chapter explores policy effectiveness, the concept of displacement, and offers advice to young scholars.
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Introduction
00:00 • 3min
Discussion on Podcast, Listeners, Aches and Strains of Life, Retirement, and Doing What You Want
02:35 • 2min
Mentors at Yale and Work on White Collar Crime
04:07 • 2min
The Challenges of Academic Education and Non-Traditional Career Paths
05:44 • 9min
Bad corners, drug dealing, and the fight against child abuse
14:58 • 2min
Exploring the Concept of Hot Spots in Crime and Contrasting Sociological Perspectives with Real-life Experiences
17:10 • 2min
Bridging the Gap and Hotspots Policing
19:11 • 14min
Understanding Policy Effectiveness and Displacement
33:15 • 10min