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The problems of everyday life

The Centre for Crime and Justice Studies is pleased to publish The problems of everyday life as part of the Whose Justice? project.

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Victims of the Farepak collapse are demanding compensation, better regulation and for key figures in Farepak to be held to account for their actions. Some 150,000 savers lost an estimated £50 million...

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Social harm and crime at a global level

Poverty kills, yet rarely seems to provoke the political and public outrage that conventional `crime' often does. In this What is crime? briefing Social harm and crime at a global level we publish an...

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My Story: Young people talk about the trauma and violence in their lives

My Story tells the stories of childhood trauma and violence experienced by young people convicted of serious acts of violence. Based on in-depth conversations with three young people in prison and...

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Criminal obsessions: Why harm matters more than crime (2nd edition)

Criminal obsessions is an innovative, groundbreaking critique of conventional criminological approaches to social issues.

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Crisis of enforcement: The decriminalisation of death and injury at work

At least twice as many people die from fatal injuries at work than are victims of homicide, this latest report suggests.

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cjm 85: Women, violence and harm

Academics and practitioners consider the range of harms perpetrated against women in an issue guest edited by Christina Pantazis.

Speech

Crime, poverty and place

I have to start with a confession. I am a charlatan. I know a little about place, less about poverty, and very little about crime.