Annica Allvin

Doctoral Research Fellow

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Email annica.allvin@phs.no

Mobile phone +47 40471529

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Visiting address Slemdalsveien 5 Politihøgskolen 0369 Oslo

Postal address Postboks 2109 Vika 0125 Oslo

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Funding and collaboration

The project "Mapping and forecasting crime trends in smaller cities – relevance for Norwegian research and policing" is financed by The Norwegian Police University College (PHS).

Academic interests

Criminology
Quantitative methods / GIS
Crime patterns and -prevention
Predictive policing

Courses taught

SOSGEO1120 - Kvantitativ metode
KRS4105 - Kvantitativ metode
KRIM2101 - Fordypningsoppgave i kriminologi
MA901 - Innføring i politivitenskap, PHS

Background

Ph.d. candidate in sociology, January 2021 -
Higher excecutive officer at PHS, 2019-2021
Research assistant at IKRS, 2017-2019
MA in criminology, UiO, 2019
BA in criminology, UiO, 2016

Tags: criminology, crime, sociology, prevention

Gerell, Manne; Allvin, Annica; Frith, Michael J. & Skardhamar, Torbjørn (2022). COVID-19 restrictions, pub closures, and crime in Oslo, Norway. Nordic Journal of Criminology. ISSN 2578-983X. doi: 10.1080/2578983X.2022.2100966.

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Allvin, Annica & Skardhamar, Torbjørn (2021). Variations in temporal stability of crime patterns in Oslo.
Allvin, Annica (2020). Bør jeg virkelig velge akademia? Khrono.no. ISSN 1894-8995.
Allvin, Annica (2019). Crime concentration in Oslo - an explorative analysis of the spatial distribution of burglary and vehicle theft. Universitetet i Oslo.