Kristina Murphy
- Professor and former ARC Future Fellow, Griffith Criminology Institute, Griffith University
Kristina Murphy received her PhD in Psychology in 2002 from the Australian National University. She is a former Australian Research Council Future Fellow (2019-2023) and current Professor of Criminology at the Griffith Criminology Institute and School of Criminology & Criminal Justice at Griffith University. She is also a Fellow of the Queensland Academy of Arts and Sciences.
Over the past twenty five years Kristina has led an innovative program of research that advances our understanding of how people respond to authorities and their rules and laws. As a world-leading expert in this area, Kristina's research integrates psychological, criminological and socio-legal theories to better understand why people trust authorities, and why they defy or comply with authorities and their rules and regulations. Kristina is recognised both nationally and internationally for her research on procedural justice, and has been awarded numerous research grants to pursue her research in this area. Kristina's current research centres on the role of justice-based grievances in promulgating radicalisation and conspiracy-fuelled extremism.
Experience- 2016–present Professor, Griffith University 2018–2023 Future Fellow & Professor, Griffith University 2011–2015 Associate Professor, Griffith University 2009–2010 Associate Professor, Deakin University 2006–2008 Lecturer, Deakin University 2002–2005 Research Fellow, Australian National University
- 2002 Australian National University, PhD
- 2023 Understanding Conspiracy Fuelled Extremism in Australia Role: Chief Investigator Funding Source: Australian Research Council 2018 Engaging Muslims in the fight against terrorism: Is procedural justice policing a crucial piece of the puzzle? Role: Chief Investigator Funding Source: Australian Research Council 2017 Policing in a multicultural society: Is procedural justice the answer? Role: Chief Investigator Funding Source: Australian Research Council 2013 Avoiding community backlash in the fight against terrorism Role: Chief Investigator Funding Source: Australian Research Council 2010 Understanding police and ethnic group interactions Role: Chief Investigator Funding Source: Australian Research Council 2009 Managing compliance with procedural justice Role: Chief Investigator Funding Source: Australian Research Council 2006 The Governance of Defiance Role: Chief Investigator Funding Source: Australian Research Council
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