...-Palmer & Pedneault, 2018 , p. 20). We contend that there are alternative, creative methods available that can enhance how we do critical criminology. In recent decades, social researchers have sought to explore the value of arts-based methods and the productive dynamics of interdisciplinary...

... foci in the criminology curriculum. Activist criminology critical criminology higher education pedagogy Neoliberalism social movements Introduction This chapter reflects on the space the UKHE sector can allow for criminology students to pursue an activist application of criminology. It makes...

... these practices link with the wider conditions which Black people in Britain were contending with in British society? The critical criminological accounts here, of the role that policing played in separating out communities, enforcing racialised difference and violating and repressing particular groups, were...

... opportunity to critically analyze the limits of critical criminology and lacunae of a debate about abolitionism, anti-criminology and university-state nexus as a site for the production of ideological and hardware violence work. Grounded in the Black Radical Tradition, neo-Marxism and radical neo-Weberianism...

... human rights Southeast Asia feminism activism critical criminology Setting the Scene Throughout history, women in conflict with the law and those behind prison walls, have been afterthoughts, often ignored because of their small numbers, making them a relatively invisible or forgotten population...

... of cyber-bullying through the lens of critical criminology, a diverse set of perspectives that share at their core the notions that both inequality and social structure should be taken seriously if we are to begin to understand and respond appropriately to crime and deviance. In this regard, we draw...