Don't confuse influence with progress
The title of this event is 'Communicating criminology'.
I want to start by offering three orientating thoughts.
First, when we talk about communicating criminology it is easy...
The title of this event is 'Communicating criminology'.
I want to start by offering three orientating thoughts.
First, when we talk about communicating criminology it is easy...
This week the British Society of Criminology is holding its annual conference in Liverpool.
To coincide with the conference a free virtual issue of the British Journal of Criminology (BJC) on 'Global Criminology: Prospects and Challenges' is...
Andrew Henley, a graduate teaching assistant and PhD student at Keele University, is the worthy winner of 2014 Centre for Crime and Justice Studies essay prize.
Entrants to this year's competition were asked to write an essay of between 1,400 and 1,600 words on what criminal justice...
A couple of weeks ago we published part of the conference blurb for the forthcoming British Society of Criminology conference:
'Criminology, like other core social science disciplines, reflects a tendency to over-write the metropolitan experiences of the Northern hemisphere.
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Looking for an intellectual work out this summer? The British Society of Criminology annual conference in Liverpool in July might be for you.
Taking as its title 'Crime, Justice, Welfare: Can the Metropole Listen?', the conference will be looking at the scope for the criminological...