Jessica Currie
Contributing Writer
Jessica Currie - (c) 2011
As a criminologist, regulatory consultant and anti-money laundering professional, my interests lie broadly in how political, legal and social institutions respond to complex problems in an era of globalisation and rapid social change. My perpetual interest in criminal behaviour and social responses drives my career and academic pursuits.
I hold undergraduate degrees in Arts and Science, majoring in criminology, psychology and history. I also hold a first class honours degree in criminology, where I specialised in the field of white collar crime and corruption. I am currently completing my Master of Public and International Law at the University of Melbourne.
Latest Articles
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Five Simple Ways to Stay Organised in Your Busy Working Day
We live in a world of hustle and bustle. Take a few minutes to consider some ways you can simplify your day.
Nov 18, 2011
- Jessica Currie
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A Brief History of Corruption
This article explores the conceptual evolution of 'corruption' from a general notion of moral decay towards scandalous political actions.
Nov 15, 2011
- Jessica Currie
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The United Nations and Constitution Making
How the UN acts to ensure national ownership in the constitution-making process.
Nov 13, 2011
- Jessica Currie
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Book review: Damned by Chuck Palahniuk
Palahniuk's tale from beyond the grave gleefully sodomises Judy Blume's "Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret" structure from the depths of Hell.
Nov 12, 2011
- Jessica Currie
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Living with anxiety
We live in a seemingly constant state of anxiety. Could we be in the middle of an evolutionary adaptation to the ever-accelerating urban world around us?
Nov 12, 2011
- Jessica Currie
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Climate Change and the Law
Exploring how knowledge and power relations embedded in climate change law have been employed in designing an international response to climate change.
Oct 25, 2011
- Jessica Currie
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