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Session Submission Type: Pre-arranged Panel
This year marks the 30th anniversary of representing crime as scripts, also known as crime script analysis or crime scripting. In his seminal article (Cornish, 1994), he describes how this analytical method can contribute to generate, organize and systematize knowledge about the procedural aspects and preconditions of crime commission processes. Over the past 30 years, the method has been applied frequently and in a variety of ways, both in scientific research and in practice for the purpose of crime control or crime prevention. This pre-arranged panel illustrates and discusses the breadth of how crime research and prevention practice applies the method. The panel also looks forward to prospects for further development of crime scripting.
Crime scripting in theory and practice: An overview of a foundational work - Peter Klerks, Netherlands Public Prosecution Service & Police Academy; Thom Snaphaan, Avans University of Applied Sciences & Ghent University
Unraveling financial fraud in Belgian football: A crime scripting analysis - Rein Lionel Struyve, Ghent University; Lucie Vanwersch, Ghent University; Wim Hardyns, Ghent University
Electronic partner surveillance up close: A crime script analysis based on in-depth interviews - Janneke M. Schokkenbroek, imec-mict, Department of Communication Sciences & IRCP, Department of Criminology, Criminal Law & Social Law, Ghent University; Thom Snaphaan, Avans University of Applied Sciences & Ghent University; Koen Ponnet, imec-mict, Department of Communication Sciences, Ghent University; Wim Hardyns, Ghent University
Illegal waste management activity and guardian scripting - Giulia Giardi, Maastricht University; Kim Geurtjens, Avans University of Applied Sciences
Connecting the dots: Utilizing crime scripting to leverage multimodal data and innovative techniques in a meaningful manner - Thom Snaphaan, Avans University of Applied Sciences & Ghent University; Hervé Borrion, University College London