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Bereavement among young men in prison

Nina Vaswani describes the findings from her research. Bereavement is an inevitable part of life and learning how to cope with loss is therefore an important life skill for young people and adults alike. Worden's (1983) theory of bereavement processing, outlines four tasks that must be accomplished...
cjm 98: How violent is Britain?
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Challenging the legitimate right to violence

David Whyte argues that challenging the violence of public institutions and corporations, means challenging their state-given right to commit violence with impunity The meaning of violence, if we distil it to its purest form, is the use of physical force to damage or destroy. In legal systems, the...
cjm 98: How violent is Britain?
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Editorial: How violent is Britain?

David Whyte introduces this issue of cjm The articles in this themed issue of cjm focus on institutional violence. Many of the articles in this section were contributions to the conference organised by the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies and the University of Liverpool on 15 May this year: ‘...
cjm 98: How violent is Britain?
Publication

cjm 98: How violent is Britain?

Following the conference in Liverpool earlier this year in May, this December 2014 issue focusses on ‘How violent is Britain?’. David Whyte gathers contributions from those who spoke at the conference, including Vickie Cooper, Victoria Canning, Will Jackson and Helen Monk, and Barry Goldson...
Criminal Justice Matters
17 November 2014
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Is austerity an act of violence?

Identifying violence?

On 10 September the Centre held a roundtable discussion on the extent to which we can understand austerity policies as acts of violence against...

11 September 2014