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Understanding criminogenic features: Case studies of cryptocurrencies based financial crimes (2024)
Journal Article
The primary objective of this paper is to comprehensively examine the intricate relationship between cryptocurrency and criminal enterprises, shedding light on the methods, mechanisms, and implications of cryptocurrency use in various financial crime... Read More about Understanding criminogenic features: Case studies of cryptocurrencies based financial crimes.
Nigeria at sixty-four: Protest, (bad) governance and change
Presentation / Conference Contribution
This paper examines the socio-political landscape of Nigeria as it marks sixty-four years of independence. It delves into the persistent issues of governance that have plagued the nation, highlighting the patterns of corruption, inefficiency, and lac... Read More about Nigeria at sixty-four: Protest, (bad) governance and change.
Healthy policies for healthy places: A framework to systematically embed health in local development plans in England
Presentation / Conference Contribution
The places in which people live have a profound influence over the opportunities they have and the choices they can make to live healthy and happy lives. Some of the most pressing health challenges faced by the UK: such as obesity, mental health issu... Read More about Healthy policies for healthy places: A framework to systematically embed health in local development plans in England.
Women’s understandings of name change in mixed-sex civil partnership: Identity, family, and equality (2024)
Journal Article
Surname change for women in Britain remains the norm for those entering mixed-sex marriages. A range of sociological literature considers the implications of this for equality and social change (e.g. Thwaites, 2016; Pilcher, 2017; Carter and Duncan,... Read More about Women’s understandings of name change in mixed-sex civil partnership: Identity, family, and equality.
Machine learning models for the spatial prediction of gully erosion susceptibility in the Piraí Drainage Basin, Paraíba Do Sul Middle Valley, Southeast Brazil (2024)
Journal Article
Soil erosion is a global issue—with gully erosion recognized as one of the most important forms of land degradation. The purpose of this study is to compare and contrast the outcomes of four machine learning models, Classification and Regression (CAR... Read More about Machine learning models for the spatial prediction of gully erosion susceptibility in the Piraí Drainage Basin, Paraíba Do Sul Middle Valley, Southeast Brazil.