In questa sezione vengono pubblicati regolarmente articoli di letteratura scientifica, congressi e opportunità professionali nazionali ed internazionali. Informazioni divulgate anche attraverso le principali società scientifiche criminologiche e forensi nazionali ed internazionali.
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Are you an ambitious researcher looking for your next challenge? Do you have a research interest in crime prevention and urban security?
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This call for chapters welcomes abstract submissions on the theme of Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights: Towards Trustworthy AI? for publication in an edited volume. This book is to be …
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This call for chapters welcomes abstract submissions on the theme of Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights: Towards Trustworthy AI? for publication in an edited volume. This book is to be …
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Helen Mills takes a look at the government’s sentencing proposals and the implications for the Centre’s current short prison sentences work.
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(12 November 2020) This report presents the results of the seventh ESPAD data-collection wave, conducted in 35 countries during the spring and autumn of 2019.
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As social workers, our actions are needed not just in clinics and communities, but in countless policy and advocacy arenas.
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Each year the Theoretical Criminology Best Article Prize is awarded. The winning article is deemed to advance critical inquiry in the field of theoretical criminology.
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Boris Johnson is not a fan of our criminal justice system. In his efforts to garner Conservative party votes he called it “cock-eyed crook-coddling” and committed to change the way …
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During the restorative justice week will expand our website’s information on restorative justice with content on specific areas of applications of restorative justice
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Introduction Crime and fear in public places: an introduction to the special issue
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The Justice Committee examines the policies and spending of the Ministry of Justice (and associated public bodies).
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How do our identities form? As children develop into adults why do we exhibit certain traits? Are these learned through our experience of society, upbringing, and familial relationships or are …
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Ladies and Gentlemen! I wanted to let you know about our free End Violence Against Women Collection.
Violence against women remains one of the most widespread and devastating human rights violations in our world today.
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This essay introduces the Special Issue ‘Bourdieu on the Block: Punishment, Policing and the Street’. Although Bourdieu wrote comparatively little on criminological matters, references to Bourdieu’s work have in the …
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Table of Contents Introduction: Social Democracy – the Utopia that Worked 1.Social Democracy: Political History of a Moral Crusade 2.Social Democratic Criminology: The Political and Moral Economy of Crime and …
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“It was exactly 10 years ago that I discovered that my partner of six years was actually a policeman. He was a fictional character – his identity was fabricated and …
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Helen Mills takes a look at the government’s sentencing proposals and the implications for the Centre’s current short prison sentences work.
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JOIN US TO TALK ABOUT THE FUTURE OF INTERNATIONAL AND COMPARATIVE CRIMINOLOGY. HEAR WHAT THE EXPERTS THINK. TELL US WHAT YOU THINK. JOIN US IN SHAPING THE FUTURE!
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Ladies and Gentlemen, We’d like to invite you to our upcoming webinar, ‘Coronavirus in prisons: What’s happening across Europe?’ taking place on 3 December, 9.30 to 11.00am
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In this free webinar both editors, Camila de Gamboa Tapias and Bert van Roermund, present their findings and enter into a dialogue with two other authorities in the field of …
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Articles taken from recent and former journal issues. All of those will hopefully free of charge for every addresses of CCJ-News
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Articles taken from recent and former newsletters, also press releases on different CCJ-ISSUES. All of those will hopefully still be accessible free of charge for each and every addressee of …
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Addressing the Victim–Offender Overlap: Advancing Evidence-Based Research to Better Service Criminally Involved People with Victimization Histories
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The ‘‘pains of imprisonment’’ is one of the most prominent concepts in the social study of incarceration. First introduced by Gresham Sykes in 1958, it has subsequently been taken up …
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Correctional Officers’ Perceptions of Prison Radicalization
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What do race relations among Canadian prisoners tell us about national mythology, liberal multiculturalism, and racial colour-blindness?
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Preliminary Investigation
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This unique database allows you to find various data on judicial systems of Council of Europe Member states / entities and observers collected by the European Commission for the Efficiency …
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Exploring the tension between the COVID-19 Public Health Order and the right to protest
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This second webinar in a two-part webinar series on mass shootings will bring together a panel of renowned subject matter experts who will speak about characteristics of mass shootings over …