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Anna Markina is a Research Fellow of Criminology at the University of Tartu's School of Law, Faculty of Social Sciences. She holds a Research Master's Degree in Society and Politics and has extensive experience in academic and administrative roles, including serving as a lecturer and researcher in legal sociology and criminology. Her career spans over three decades, with notable roles at institutions like the Estonian Public Service Academy and North Carolina State University. She has been the Estonian academic contact point for the EU Crime Prevention Network since 2004.
Education:
- Research Master's Degree in Society and Politics (1995, Lancaster University & Central European University)
- PhD studies interrupted (University of Tartu, Faculty of Social Sciences and Education)
- MA in Society and Politics (1994–1995, Lancaster University & CEU)
- Bachelor’s in Applied Mathematics (1983–1988, Tartu University)
Research Interests: Criminology, legal sociology, juvenile delinquency, organized crime, crime prevention, victimology, and social policy. Her work focuses on international comparative studies, such as the ISRD (International Self-Report Delinquency Study), and policy analysis related to criminal justice systems and vulnerable populations.
Recent Research Trends: Her publications emphasize interdisciplinary approaches to understanding juvenile crime, legal vulnerability of children, and crime prevention strategies. Collaborative projects include studies on cervical cancer screening stakeholder views, human trafficking policy diffusion, and the implementation of EU victims' rights directives.
Awards & Administrative Roles:
- 2020 Prize for Prevention of Violence (R&D related managerial work)
- Estonian Academic Contact Point for EU Crime Prevention Network
- Member of the Scientific Council at the Estonian National Defence and Public Service Academy (1996–1997)
Grants & Teams: Active in EU-funded projects and international collaborations, including research on organized crime financing and juvenile justice systems. Her work often involves interdisciplinary teams addressing societal challenges like trafficking, alcohol use, and reintegration of ex-offenders.
Labs/Teams: Core member of the University of Tartu’s Criminological Research Unit and collaborator with institutions like the Centre for the Study of Democracy (Bulgaria).
