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Breaking out of the justice loop
A network of women-centred projects should be at the heart of a rethinking on women’s imprisonment
Standing ovation for Phil Scraton at the BAFTAs
Professor Phil Scraton, who is del
End 'out-dated' prison for women, new report call
A fresh approach is needed to women’s imprisonment
New Chair of Trustees
New Chair of Trustees appointed
Professor Phil Scraton to give our annual lecture
We are delighted to announce that Professor Phil Scraton will deliver
Satellite tagging plans throwing good money after bad
No evidence satellite tracking of offenders delivers any real benefit
Our December 2015 ebulletin is out now!
WHAT HAVE WE BEEN UP TO?
Stop treating brain injuries as a crime problem
Breaking the silence: Listening to women in criminal justice
Short articles providing a space for women’s voices to be heard
January issue of the British Journal of Criminology out now!
The January 2016 issue of the British Journal of Criminology (Volume 56 issue 1) is now available
What is the justice maze?
What is the justice maze? Why is it broken? How do we fix it?
Is criminal justice reform obsolete?
We heard from Dr Bree Carlton (Monash University, Australia) and Dr Erica Meiners (Northeastern Illinois…
Responding to violence
The latest issue of The British Journal of Criminology is now available online.
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