TWiSP 2020 M05 Thu07 Audio
from This Week in Sociological Perspective Hosted by Samuel Roundfield Lucas
This week we draw some sociological insights from talks to merge the men's and women's tennis tours. And I talk with Professor Sarah Brayne, of the University of Texas, about her forthcoming paper titled "Technologies of Crime Prediction: The Reception of Algorithms in Policing and Criminal Courts." The paper is to be published in the journal Social Problems, and is co-authored by Angele Christin. Segment 1 -- Sarah Brayne on "Technologies of Crime Prediction: The Reception of Algorithms in Policing and Criminal Courts." Segment 2 -- Sociological insights on Roger Federer and others' efforts to unify the men's and women's tennis tours.
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