The research report of the Criminological Research Institute of Lower Saxony e.V. (KFN) concerning organized residential burglary is now available in English. The project is co-financed with resources from the Internal Security Fund of the European Union. Europol is the consulting partner of the project. The report presents results of… Read more →
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New research report “Prevention and treatment of substance and non-substance addictions in Lower Saxony
On 19 April, the KFN published the final report on the project Prevention and treatment of substance and non-substance addictions in Lower Saxony. On behalf of the Lower Saxony Ministry for Social Affairs, Health and Equality and in cooperation with the Lower Saxony State Office for Addiction Issues (NLS) and… Read more →
New research report on organized residental burglary published
KFN is conducting a research project on the phenomenon of organized dwelling from October 2016 to March 2019 and has now presented a first study. The project is funded by the European Union Internal Security Fund and own funds from KFN. The project’s advisory partner is Europol. Currently, the first… Read more →
New research report: Private Internet use and experience with computer-related crime. Results of the dark field studies of the State Criminal Police Office Schleswig-Holstein 2015 and 2017
On 16 March, the KFN published another report on the project Data Analysis and Documentation of the Dark Field Survey in Schleswig-Holstein. This contains in particular the results of the focus module of the dark field survey of the State Office of Criminal Investigation Schleswig-Holstein in 2015. The focus is… Read more →
New research report: Analysis of trends in crime committed by immigrants in Schleswig-Holstein
On 07th March KFN published a new research report about the project Analysis of trends in crime committed by immigrants in Schleswig-Holstein. In cooperation with the State Office of Criminal Investigation Schleswig-Holstein, the crime rate was determined depending on the country of origin, residence status, professional qualification and retention perspective. In… Read more →