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PADS+ researchers also collaborate with leading international scholars to analyse and communicate information relating to PADS+ theory and research, often utilizing PADS+ data.

Affiliated Researchers include:



John Laub
University of Maryland, USA

Professor Laub’s collaborative project relates to the role of religion in young people’s social development using data from the PADS+ cohort.

 

Dietrich Oberwittler
Max-Planck Institute, University of Freiburg, Germany

Dr Oberwittler worked with PADS+ through his appointment as Marie Curie Fellow to the SCoPiC Network from 2004 to 2006 and has subsequently collaborated on several projects, including a paper on the advantages of small-scale area surveys. He is currently involved in writing the book on the Peterborough Community Survey "Social Dynamics of Urban Crime: A study into the role of the social environment in crime causation".

Lieven Pauwels
University of Ghent, Belgium

 

 

 

Robert Svensson
Malmö University, Sweden

Dr Svensson's collaborative project relates to the role of morality and self-control in crime involvement and their interaction with environmental-level variables.

 

Ralph Taylor
Temple University, Philadelphia, USA

Professor Taylor's collaborative project involves the development of a series of papers re-examining and re-framing questions about neighbourhood and selection effects in the context of the Situational Action Theory (SAT).

 

Andromachi Tseloni
Nottingham Trent University, UK

Professor Tseloni's collaborative project relates to the differential effects of deterrence on crime delinquency by population subgroups and the association between offending and victimisation.

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