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Against the background of current debates on increases in crime in the course of the immigration of refugees in Europe in general and Germany in particular, essential findings of criminological research on the connections between migration and crime in Germany are summarized. Limits of available data sources and research designs are discussed and open questions as well as challenges for criminological research identified. These open questions focus primarily on the need to intensify the study of migrants as victims of crime. Studies on the extent, intensity, and social distribution of victimization experiences among migrants as well as analyses of the consequences of these victimizations and research on options of targeted victim support and their effects are suggested. Additionally, it is emphasized that police data on crime are not sufficient to compare the extent and quality of crime committed by migrants on the one hand and native inhabitants on the other hand. Criminological standards of using multiple data sources and applying techniques of method triangulation should be taken into consideration. These methodological standards should be applied while conducting research on this politically highly sensitive topic of research on migration and crime as well. Challenges for the criminological research on unreported crime in the research on migration and crime are discussed.

Migration und Kriminalität: Evidenzen, offene Fragen sowie künftige Herausforderungen für die Kriminologie