victimisation

Does Sarah's law work?
Community notification is a tokenistic response to a real problem of child sexual exploitation
Why are we obsessed with Criminal obsessions?
Victim blaming
The Times repo
Recession, suicide and violence
There are early signs that domestic and acquaintance violence are rising
cjm 35: Victims
Exploring current research and opinion, Peter Francis, Penny Fraser and Stephanie Hayman introduce this issue…
Crisis of enforcement: The decriminalisation of death and injury at work
Why light touch regulation has decriminalised death and injury at work
Letter of the month
Professor Steve Tombs, one of our Open University colleagues, had a letter
cjm 85: Women, violence and harm
Academics and practitioners consider the range of harms perpetrated against women in an issue guest edited by…
My Story: Young people talk about the trauma and violence in their lives
The stories of trauma and violence experienced by young people convicted of serious violent acts
Should Victim Personal Statements affect the sentencing process? What do you think?
The Judiciary of England and Wales' Response to Breaking the Cycle: Effective Punishment, Rehabilitation and…
Social harm and crime at a global level
An challenging take on what states class as crime, and why
Criminal obsessions: Why harm matters more than crime (2nd edition)
An innovative critique of conventional criminological approaches to social issues
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