Rossy et al., 2017 - Google Patents
The contribution of forensic science to the analysis of crime networksRossy et al., 2017
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- Rossy Q
- Morselli C
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- The Routledge international handbook of forensic intelligence and criminology
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This chapter presents network analysis methodologies used in crime and criminal justice research and as part of the intelligence analysis process. It starts with the foundations of the network analysis of crime in computer science, policing and sociology that have led to the …
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