Independent Research Groups

Central instrument for the promotion of (in particular junior) scientists in the Max Planck Society are the – either in­sti­tute-specific or open-topic – independent Max Planck Research Groups. These are in a position to use the services of the institute they are associated with while at the same time benefitting from a budget of their own for scientific per­son­nel and resources. The group leaders can thus pursue their research autonomously and advance their scientific career in a particularly efficient manner. Their appointment is subject to a rigorous, centrally managed selection procedure. For further information see www.mpg.de/max-planck-research-groups.

Four institute-specific independent Max Planck Research Groups are currently affiliated with the Max Planck Institute for the Study of Crime, Security and Law.
 

Personality, Identity, and Crime
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Space, Contexts, and Crime
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Criminal Law Theory
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Past Research Groups

Alternative and Informal Systems of Crime Control and Criminal Justice
Otto Hahn Research Group
 

Architecture of Public Security Regulation (ArchiS)
Otto Hahn Research Group

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