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Jack Staniland holds the following positions:
- PhD Candidate at Griffith University, School of Criminology and Criminal Justice
- Teaching Fellow at Griffith University instructing criminology and psychology courses
- Instructor at Centre for Investigative Interviewing
- Member of Griffith Criminology Institute
His research spans:
- International criminal investigations and atrocity crimes
- Investigative interviewing for vulnerable witnesses
- Energy and environmental policy analysis
Staniland's doctoral work examines frontline investigator challenges through systematic reviews and practitioner interviews, developing culturally adaptive interviewing guidelines that address trauma and political contexts. His policy analysis focuses on EU emissions regulations and European energy crises.
Publications reveal an interdisciplinary criminology-psychology nexus, with recent work analyzing international justice practices and historical memory effects. Policy articles since 2022 demonstrate applied expertise in energy transition challenges.
No scientific awards are documented. As a PhD candidate, he does not supervise graduate students but mentors through teaching and professional training. His Griffith University courses employ active learning frameworks, while Centre for Investigative Interviewing sessions provide hands-on skill development.
He contributes to Griffith Criminology Institute's research ecosystem, focusing on criminal justice innovation and policy evaluation.
