Miriam PinaMiriam Pina is an Invited Professor at the Faculty of Law of the University of Porto (FDUP) since 2008. She is also a Ph.D student at the École des Sciences Criminelles of the University of Lausanne with a FCT Fellowship (2020.06913.BD), holds a Mastr's Degree in Criminology and Security from the same University, with honorable mention Summa Cum Laude, and a degree in Psychology, with a specialization in Psychology of Deviant Behavior, from the Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences of the University of Porto. Currently, Miriam serves as a teacher and Internship Coordinator for the degree in Criminology at FDUP, Scientific Coordinator of the Advanced Post-University Specialization in Victimology at the Portuguese Institute of Psychology (INSPSIC), and, since 2020, a doctoral fellow at the Foundation for Science and Technology (FCT). In 2021, she published the work "ENTRE DROGUE ET CRIME: CONTIGENCE OR NÉCESSITÉ? Une étude empirique sur les trajectoires d'un groupe de tenus condamnés" and in February 2022, received the Pedagogical Innovation Award from the University of Porto. As a researcher, she has collaborated with the Universities of Porto, Lausanne, and Zurich on several national and international projects, including the Effects of Drug Substitution Programs on Offending among Drug-Addicts Project, which produced the Campbell Collaboration meta-analysis. Currently, she is a Collaborator Researcher of the Center for Interdisciplinary Research on Justice (CIJ, FDUP) and a member of the Council of the School of Criminology (FDUP). Read More Read Less