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The Stockholm Prize in Criminology

The Stockholm Prize in Criminology

David Farrington and Beatrice Ask in the City Hall

David Farrington receives the 2013 criminology prize from Beatrice Ask. Photo: Pernille Tofte

Kriminologipriset - flaggor i stadshuset

The Criminology Prize - who is the winner of the 2014 award?

On October 30 the winner of the 2014 Stockholm Prize in Criminology award will be announced.

The Criminology Prize - who is the winner of the 2014 award?

Recordings from Stockholm Criminology Symposium and Awards Ceremony

On June 10-12, 2013 the Stockholm Criminology Symposium took place. In connection with the symposium the 2013 Stockholm Prize in Criminology was awarded to professor David Farrington.

Recordings from Stockholm Criminology Symposium and Awards Ceremony

Stockholm Prize in Criminology 2013 Awarded to David Farrington

Is it possible to prevent people’s future crimes early in life? That is one of the issues the 2013 winner of the Stockholm Prize in Criminology, David Farrington, has sought to answer.

British Professor’s work in early crime prevention recognised

Film about the winner 2013

Professor Farrington receives the 2013 Stockholm Prize in Criminology for his pioneering research on early-life interventions and the cost-effectiveness of developmental programs over the life-course.

Watch the video

What is The Stockholm Prize in Criminology?

The Stockholm Prize in Criminology is a prestigious international award that aims to highlight the work of researchers who contribute to significant developments in criminological research. The prize will be awarded at a ceremony in Stockholm City Hall, in conjunction with The Stockholm Criminology Symposium in June next year.

More information about the prize