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NSCR, Nederlands Studiecentrum Criminaliteit en Rechtshandhaving

dr. Marco Stam

Researcher

Research areas

  • Economics of Crime
  • Spillover effects of welfare benefits, employment and active labor market policies
  • Income protection & poverty alleviation policies
  • Effects of criminal justice interventions
  • Applied microeconometrics

Involved in theme(s)

CV

2026-now Researcher and project lead `Unlocking Crime Data in the Netherlands’, NSCR
2023-2024 Postdoctoral researcher, TSB and TiSEM, Tilburg University
2022-2023 Postdoctoral researcher, Department of Criminology, Leiden University
2021-2024 Data scout, ODISSEI
2020-2022 Researcher, Department of Criminology, Leiden University
2017 Econometrics & Applied Microeconometrics, Tinbergen Institute
2016-2020 PhD candidate, Department of Economics, Leiden University
2016 Research Track Criminology (cum laude), VU Amsterdam
2016 MSc. Criminology (cum laude), VU Amsterdam
2013 BSc. Criminology, VU Amsterdam

Publications

2024

M T C Stam; M Knoef; A Ramakers

Mandatory activation of welfare recipients: Less time, less crime?

Journal Article

M T C Stam; M Knoef; A Ramakers

Crime over the welfare payment cycle

Journal Article

2023

M T C Stam; H Wermink; A Blokland; J Been

The effects of imprisonment length on recidivism: a judge stringency instrumental variable approach

Journal Article

M Schuring; L Burdorf; M T C Stam; M Knoef; M Kersing; L van Zoonen

Re-integratie in BOLD Cities II: Wat zijn de kansen, risico’s en (on)mogelijkheden in het gebruik van Big Data om de effectiviteit en kwaliteit van gemeentelijke re-integratie te verbeteren? Eindrapportage.

Miscellaneous

2022

M T C Stam

Essays on welfare benefits, employment, and crime.

PhD Thesis

2017

M T C Stam; C Gerritsen; W van Breda; E Krainski

Assessing the Spatiotemporal Relation between Twitter Data and Violent Crime

Miscellaneous

2014

T Bosse; C Gerritsen; J de Man; M T C Stam

Inducing Anxiety through Video Material

Miscellaneous