Conference on the economics of crime and justice, 2024 (day one)

A two day conference discussing recent work on the economics of crime and the criminal justice system.
0:00:00 - Intro
0:02:20 - Max Kapustin - We're building something here: reducing gun violence without exacerbating the harms of policing in Baltimore’s western district
0:28:50 - Kevin Schnepel - discussant
0:37:40 - Q&A, Max Kapustin
0:50:03 - Santiago Tobón - Civilian alternatives to policing: evidence from Medellin's community problem-solving intervention 'Operacion Convivencia'
1:10:00 - Jakub Lonsky - discussant
1:20:08 - Q&A, Santiago Tobón
1:37:18 - Crystal S. Yang - Something works in US jails: misconduct and recidivism effects of the IGNITE program
2:05:10 - Giovanni Mastrobuoni - discussant
2:16:30 - Q&A, Crystal S. Yang
2:28:07 - Arnaud Philippe - Building criminal networks in prison
2:53:45 - Magdalena Dominguez - discussant
3:00:55 - Q&A, Arnaud Philippe
3:13:00 - Mica Sviatschi - Breaking the gang: a preventive approach to reduce recruitment in schools
3:41:15 - Matteo Sandi - discussant
3:56:35 - Q&A, Mica Sviatschi
4:00:36 - Benjamin Lessing - Explaining persistent duopolies of violence: how the state gets drug gangs to govern for it
4:29:29 - Maitreesh Ghatak - discussant
4:43:05 - Q&A, Benjamin Lessing