Alex Sutherland
@criminologist
Criminology, public policy, research and experiments Newest paper
Random flares and fireworks, with impromptu steel band and parade. Well done.
www.bbc.co.uk/sport/footba... Quansah ban extended to two games. "...no avenue to contest the ban" STARES IN USA RED CARD BEING OVERTURNED. (Quansah's foot bounced off the top of the ball but suds were def up)
Thank you for your service. (Such strawman articles are irritating.) Obligatory pic (zenodo.org/records/1808...) And no, so far we've not done better than randomisation but we can, sometimes, do as well.
Me, years ago, buying a book about viruses for older kids to read / help understand COVID better. Me this weekend...having looked at it realising that I'd encountered @mooseallain.bsky.social a long time before buying other pictures of his!
Well she's not wrong but maybe if she spelt it out as Anti-fascists she might clock what's she's enabling... ..."edgy student politics". And it's all being clipped up by SYL
💯 The book AND the review are excellent (h/t @fascinatorfun.bsky.social) From the review:
Someone's HOD in a UK university wrote this (anonymously) and it aggravated me quite a lot.
...the answer to the question posed in this graph is answered by the graph. yes, smartphones increased birthrates temporarily against a background of longer term decline!
that all sounds a bit erm, suspect. But...normal balaclavas are "anti facial recognition" As to the other claims re 5g and WiFi. Wow.
Kids' politics books knew where it was at re US politics (published in 2017) Wonder what the updated version would look like re "Democracy in the USA"...
He still had the knife post-taser and wasn't letting go so, there's that.