How do crime and neighborhood environment affect transit ridership? Evidence from five metropolitan cities in the Texas Triangle by Qian He, Jianling Li

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Experiences and outcomes of Gypsy, Roma and Traveller women in pregnancy: a scoping review protocol by Mary Higgins, Maggie O’Brien, Brendan Dempsey

“…Introduction Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities are subjected to a specific form of racism fuelled by deep-seated prejudice and stereotypes. …”
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COMMUTERS e MARAUDERS: tipologia de criminosos em série a partir de padrões de deslocamento para cometimento de delitos by Antônio Hot Pereira de Faria, Alexandre Magno Alves Diniz, Diego Filipe Cordeiro Alves

“…On average, it has been shown that offenders who travel greater distances to commit their crimes have a tendency to concentrate their crimes in a certain area, the case of the commuter, rather than spreading over a specific area, as it seems to be more typical of the marauder.…”
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Avec X. en route pour B. by Oliver Lubrich

“…The Secret Journey (1949) by Marcel Jouhandeau (1888-1979) is the story of a forbidden love, but the poetic novel is also a crime story. It contains hidden clues that betray the author and reveal the historical context: In autumn 1941, a French writer takes part in a propaganda tour of Nazi Germany at the invitation of Joseph Goebbels. …”
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Analysis of consular assistance provided to Irish citizens abroad, 2014–2023 by Alan Alby, Aoife Power, Gerard T. Flaherty

“…Future studies should explore traveller awareness of consular procedures and the extent to which they are addressed in travel medicine consultations.…”
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Dva příběhy z kriminálního podsvětí – padělatelé peněz na hradě Žampachu a přepadání Židů v roce 1542 by František Šebek

“…Owing to the severity of this crime the case was passed on to Jan of Pern- štejn’s estate officials in Pardubice. …”
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Fálétí’s Philosophical Sensibility by Adeshina Afolayan

“…Among the most prominent were Adébáyọ Fálétí whose ̀ Ọmọ Olókùn Ẹṣin (1969) is a historical novel dealing with a revolt against the overlordship of Ọyọ, and Ọládèjọ Òkédìjí, author of two brilliantly innovative crime thrillers (Àjà ló lẹrù, 1969, and Àgbàlagbà Akàn, 1971), as well as a more somber tragic novel of the destruction of a young boy who is relentlessly drawn into a life of crime in the underworld of Ifẹ (Atótó Arére, 1981). …”
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Graham Greene’s Journey Without Maps and the Fascination of the Abomination by John AIREY

“…The narrator of this travel book shows himself to be fascinated by what is abominable: disease, war crimes, cruelty and nightmares are the main examples in the text. …”
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