Publications.
Regular publications from researchers and practitioners, as well as CPS Press's own special materials. Knowledge that retains its value long after its publication date.
Weekly expert publications form the core of CPS Press. They are supplemented by less frequent reportage and analysis, in which a specific event becomes a starting point for a broader question about humanity.
November 2026
2026
Wrongful Convictions and Pretrial Detention: The Perspective of Victims of the Criminal Justice System
2026
How to Enter the World of Organized Crime: A Fieldwork Perspective in Latin America
2026
Psychopathy and Crime: Where Does Diagnosis End and Myth Begin?
2026
A Perfect Disappearance? The Problem of Searching for Missing Persons
2026
Sarajevo Safari. When someone else's death becomes an experience.
About distance from the victim, moral disengagement, and violence viewed from a position in which the suffering of others can become an experience.
December 2026
2026
Juvenile Delinquency Beyond Statistics: What Do Self-Report Studies Tell Us About Contemporary Youth?
2026
Radicalization: When a group begins to justify violence
2026
Infanticide: Psychological and Judicial Contexts of the Act
2026
Rwanda. Hutus, Tutsis, and the Path from Social Division to Mass Violence.
About what happens to individual responsibility when violence becomes a collective experience and a neighbor is classified as an enemy.
The publication program is expanding as new thematic areas and author collaborations are confirmed. Regular expert publications and special supplements constitute two parallel editorial formats of CPS Press.