The Art of Organized Crime | Institute of Archaeology - UCL – University College London
Art Crime Research Opportunities 24 November 2022
ARCAblog: ARCA Symposium in London at the V&A on November 7, 2013 focuses on Art Recovery & Reward and Art Forgery & Provenance
Centre for Criminal Justice and Human Rights • City, University of London
Behind the Scenes: Edwardian Art Crime | follow the yellow
UK crime – News, Research and Analysis – The Conversation – page 1
Lisa Tickner, 'Walter Sickert: The Camden Town Murder and Tabloid Crime' (The Camden Town Group in Context) | Tate
PDF) Deconstructing CPTED… and Reconstructing it for Practice, Knowledge Management and Research
TrAIN | UAL
Art Crime Research Opportunities: 21 July 2022
Research | Dawes Centre for Future Crime at UCL - UCL – University College London
Art Crime Research Opportunities 27 February 2023
Forensics Helps Widen Architecture's Mission - The New York Times
Art crime: the myth vs the reality | Event | Royal Academy of Arts
PDF) CRITIC: A prospective planning tool for crime prevention evaluation designs
Graffiti - Wikipedia
How London became a hotspot for art theft - the world's third most profitable criminal enterprise | London Evening Standard | Evening Standard
Criminal Minds: The Social & Biological Causes of Crime | Administration and support services | Imperial College London
Art Crime Research Opportunities: 22 March 2022
Political, forensic, hi-tech: how 'research architecture' is redefining art | Art and design | The Guardian
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Every Piece in This Exhibition Is a Fake | Smart News| Smithsonian Magazine
After Drugs and Guns, Art Theft Is the Biggest Criminal Enterprise in the World
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