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Criminological Research Institute of Lower Saxony (KFN)

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Lützerodestraße 9
30161
Hannover
Germany
+49 (0) 511 34836-20
[email protected]
Research Organisation
11-25

 

Contact person

Dr. Lena Lehmann (Head of research unit)

Field of Activity


4. HORIZONTAL ACTIVITIES
» Policy development
» Law enforcement

6. INFORMATION & COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES
» Cyber security

7. SOCIO-ECONOMIC SCIENCES AND THE HUMANITIES
» Human Sciences
» Social Sciences
» Political Sciences
» Ethic Research
» Legal Sciences

Core competencies

The Criminological Research Institute of Lower Saxony (Kriminologisches Forschungsinstitut Niedersachen;
KFN) is an independent and interdisciplinary research institute dedicated to researching deviant behaviour.
The causes and development of deviant behaviour research unit examines the extent to which individual
changes (e.g., biographical developments) and social change processes (e.g., structural change, globalisation)
can explain the causes of deviant behaviour. In addition, in the context of dark figure monitoring, longitudinal
observations relating to crime development in Germany are ongoing. Along with other methods, such
observations are made via the conduction of regular student, as well as population, surveys.
The forms and consequences of deviant behaviour research unit explores socially significant crime phenomena
in relation to their specific manifestations, forms, and consequences for those affected. In phenomenological
terms, research into cybercrime, violence, and addiction constitute the main strands of the research unit. In
addition, the research unit explores a wide range of victimological issues.
The institutions of social control research unit mainly examines the scope and practices of institutions that are
responsible for formal social control at the state level. The main focus lies within the work of law
enforcement authorities, courts, correctional facilities, and secure forensic psychiatric units. Other state
institutions are also of interest.

Horizon Europe Research Focus

  • FCT01 - Modern information analysis for fighting crime and terrorism
  • FCT02 - Improved forensics and lawful evidence collection
  • FCT03 - Enhanced prevention, detection and deterrence of societal issues related to various forms of crime
  • FCT04 - Increased security of citizens against terrorism, including in public spaces
  • FCT05 - Organised crime prevented and combated
  • FCT06 - Citizens are protected against cybercrime
  • FCT02 - Improved forensics and lawful evidence collection
  • FCT03 - Enhanced prevention, detection and deterrence of societal issues related to various forms of crime
  • FCT04 - Increased security of citizens against terrorism, including in public spaces
  • FCT05 - Organised crime prevented and combated
  • CS05 - Human-centric security, privacy and ethics
  • DRS01 - Societal Resilience: Increased risk Awareness and preparedness of citizens
  • SSRI 01 - Stronger pillars of security Research and Innovation
  • SSRI 01 - Stronger pillars of security Research and Innovation

RTD Experience

  Project Coordinator Project Partner Project Acronyms
Horizon Europe-Security PERICLES
Other Security Research Projects e.g. Radicalisation within the digital age (RadigZ) funded by
the Federal Ministry of Education and Research;


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2021-08-06 / 2021-08-06