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Robert Svensson is Professor at the Department of Criminology at Malmö University. He received his PhD in Sociology at Stockholm University (2004) and was appointed Associate Professor of Sociology (swe: Docent) by the Faculty of Social Sciences at Stockholm University (2008). He has been a visiting research fellow at the Institute of Criminology at University of Cambridge and at the Max Planck Institute in Freiburg.
His main research interests include crime and deviance, and in particular crime and deviance among adolescents, morality and crime, crime trends, immigration and crime, cross-national comparative research, and quantitative methods.
Publications
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2024 | Article in journal
The heterogeneous effects of COVID-19 lockdowns on crime across the world
N. Trajtenberg, S. Fossati, C. Diaz, A. E. Nivette, R. Aguilar, A. Ahven, L. Andrade, S. Amram, B. Ariel, M. J. Arosemena Burbano, R. Astolfi, D. Baier, H. -m. Bark, J. E. H. Beijers, M. Bergman, D. Borges, G. Breeztke, I. Cano, I. A. Concha Eastman, S. Curtis-Ham, R. Davenport, C. Droppelman, D. Fleitas, Manne Gerell, K. -h. Jang, J. Kaariainen, T. Lappi-Seppaelae, W. -S Lim, R. Loureiro Revilla, L. Mazerolle, C. Mendoza, G. Mesko, N. Pereda, M. F. Peres, R. Poblete-Cazenave, E. Rojido, S. Rose, O. Sanchez de Ribera, Robert Svensson, T. van der Lippe, J. A. M. Veldkamp, C. J. Vilalta Perdomo, R. Zahnow, M. P. Eisner
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2024 | Article in journal
The association between number of siblings and delinquent behaviour
Eva-Lotta Nilsson, Zoran Vasiljevic, Robert Svensson
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2024 | Article in journal
Validation of the Super-Brief Pathological Narcissism Inventory (SB-PNI) among Swedish adolescents
Sabina Kapetanovic, Lisa Andersson, Robert Svensson, Björn Johnson
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2024 | Article in journal
Do Moral Values Moderate the Relationship Between Immigrant-School Concentration and Violent Offending?: A Cross-Level Interaction Analysis of Self-Reported Violence in Sweden
Zoran Vasiljevic, Lieven Pauwels, Eva-Lotta Nilsson, David Shannon, Robert Svensson
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2023 | Article in journal
For Whom Do Unstructured Activities Matters? The Interaction Between Unstructured and Structured Activities in Delinquency and Cannabis Use: A National Self-Report Study
Robert Svensson, Kim Moeller, Björn Johnson, David Shannon
Research Projects
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Research project
When violence becomes an acceptable action alternative. An analytic criminology approach to advance our understanding of the causes of...
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Research project
Child-to-parent violence - a cross-sectional study
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Research project
The Malmö Individual and Neighbourhood Development Study (MINDS)
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Forskningsprojekt
Den sociala miljöns betydelse för ungdomars brottslighet i Sverige och i Storbritannien
