Resources

Tools

• The Ethics of Socially Responsible Investment project:
  • EndNote information (ENL 424k)
  • Bibliography (PDF 630k)
• The Justice Modelling at Griffith Justice Simulation model (registration required) has been developed to accurately but parsimoniously simulate the flow of offenders through the Queensland justice system and the system’s response to various offenders.  The model incorporates the ability to project the effect of three types of intervention programs on offender populations: crime prevention, diversion, and post-court criminal justice programs.  Users are invited to utilise the model to simulate the impact of proposed crime prevention programs and policy changes. The model is easy to use and is an accessible tool for evidence-based policy analysis.
• The Drug Policy Modelling Program is concerned with research and practice in illicit drug policy.The goal of the program is to create valuable new drug policy insights, ideas and interventions that will allow Australia to respond with alacrity and success to illicit drug use.

Event outcomes

• Australia and New Zealand Association for Treatment of Sexual Abuse 2006 International Conference: conference program (PDF 798k)
• World Ethics Forum 2006 International Conference
• Third National Justice Workshop 2005
• Seminar papers for first and second National Crime Justice Workshop 2001, 2003

Project major report outcomes

• The Pathways to Prevention Project: the first five years 1999-2004 (PDF 2598k)
• Brown, A.J., et al (numerous co-authors). 2005. Chaos or Coherence: Strengths, Challenges and Opportunities for Australia's National Integrity Systems (PDF 1956kb).  The major final report of the Australian National Integrity System Assessment (NISA) project, an ARC-funded Linkage Project.  Launched in Sydney, 9 December 2005. Publishers: Key Centre for Ethics, Law, Justice and Governance (Griffith University) and Transparency International (Australia). ISBN: 1-920952-53-5.