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Matt Bland
Matt Bland
Associate Professor in Evidence Based Policing, University of Cambridge
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Targeting escalation in reported domestic abuse: Evidence from 36,000 callouts
M Bland, B Ariel
International criminal justice review 25 (1), 30-53, 2015
1202015
Is crime rising or falling? A comparison of police-recorded crime and victimization surveys
B Ariel, M Bland
Methods of criminology and criminal justice research 24, 7-31, 2019
442019
Experimental designs
B Ariel, M Bland, A Sutherland
Sage, 2022
392022
‘Lowering the threshold of effective deterrence’—Testing the effect of private security agents in public spaces on crime: A randomized controlled trial in a mass transit system
B Ariel, M Bland, A Sutherland
PLoS one 12 (12), e0187392, 2017
342017
The felonious few vs. the miscreant many
LW Sherman, M Bland, P House, H Strang
Cambridge: Cambridge Centre for Evidence Based Policing, 2016
332016
Targeting domestic abuse with police data
MP Bland, B Ariel
Springer, 2020
242020
Fifteen minutes per day keeps the violence away: A crossover randomised controlled trial on the impact of foot patrols on serious violence in large hot spot areas
M Bland, M Leggetter, D Cestaro, J Sebire
Cambridge journal of evidence-based policing 5 (3), 93-118, 2021
222021
Targeting the most harmful offenders for an English police agency: Continuity and change of membership in the “Felonious Few”
A Liggins, JH Ratcliffe, M Bland
Cambridge journal of evidence-based policing 3, 80-96, 2019
202019
Targeting the most harmful co-offenders in Denmark: A social network analysis approach
C Frydensberg, B Ariel, M Bland
Cambridge Journal of Evidence-Based Policing 3, 21-36, 2019
162019
Victim-offender overlap in violent crime: Targeting crime harm in a Canadian suburb
N Hiltz, M Bland, GC Barnes
Cambridge Journal of Evidence-Based Policing 4, 114-124, 2020
142020
The trick does not work if you have already seen the gorilla: how anticipatory effects contaminate pre-treatment measures in field experiments
B Ariel, A Sutherland, M Bland
Journal of experimental criminology 17, 55-66, 2021
112021
Can the police cool down quality-of-life hotspots? A double-blind national randomized control trial of policing low-harm hotspots
B Ariel, A Sutherland, D Weisburd, Y Ilan, M Bland
Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice 17, paad040, 2023
82023
Targeting escalation in common domestic abuse: how much, if any
M Bland
Unpublished M. St. Thesis in Applied Criminology and Police Management …, 2014
82014
The Crime Analyst's Companion
M Bland, B Ariel, N Ridgeon
Springer Nature, 2022
72022
Algorithms can predict domestic abuse, but should we let them?
M Bland
Policing in the Era of AI and Smart Societies, 139-155, 2020
52020
A simple metric for predicting repeated intimate partner violence harm based on the level of harm of the index offence (… as long as a non-linear statistic is applied)
KM Loewenstein, B Ariel, V Harinam, M Bland
Policing: An International Journal 46 (2), 243-259, 2023
42023
Targeting domestic abuse by mining police records
MP Bland
32020
Describing patterns of known domestic abuse among different ethnic groups
M Bland, R Weir, O Adisa, K Allen, J Ferreira, DR Maitra
Frontiers in psychology 13, 917543, 2022
22022
Serial domestic abuse
MP Bland, B Ariel, MP Bland, B Ariel
Targeting domestic abuse with police data, 103-123, 2020
22020
Measuring harm
MP Bland, B Ariel, MP Bland, B Ariel
Targeting domestic abuse with police data, 63-82, 2020
22020
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