Britte van Tiem

Britte van Tiem

PhD Candidate

University of Pennsylvania

About Me

I am a doctoral candidate in the Department of Criminology at the University of Pennsylvania. I mostly work on prisons, with a focus on how prison conditions and policies affect in-prison and post-release outcomes. I am currently working on projects related to prison climate, and the impact of prison-based programming on post-release employment. I am also interested in the overlap between systems of crime and immigration control, and have published on the impact of a local-federal immigration enforcement partnership on police behavior. Prior to starting at Penn, I managed a large scale peer support program in prisons in the UK and Ireland. I also served as an independent monitor of two immigration removal centers.

A copy of my curriculum vitae can be viewed here .

Interests
  • Corrections
  • Immigration
  • Detention Monitoring & Oversight
  • Causal Inference
  • Survey Methods
Education
  • PhD in Criminology, 2024 (expected)

    University of Pennsylvania

  • MA in Statistics, 2023

    University of Pennsylvania

  • MPhil Social Anthropology, 2013

    University of Cambridge

  • BA in Liberal Arts & Science, 2011

    University College Utrecht

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