Issues

Special Issue: Brexit criminology: crime, justice and society. Guest Editor: Oliver Smith

Introduction to the special issue

Zoë James; Oliver Smith
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Beyond empty promises? A reality check for hate crime scholarship and policy

Neil Chakraborti; Stevie-Jade Hardy
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Racism, Prevent and education: insisting on an open space

Joanna Haynes; Rowena Passy
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Homophobia, Brexit and constitutional change

Iain Channing; Jonathan Ward
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Brexit, immigration and expanded markets of social control

Steven Hirschler
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Roma inclusion post Brexit: a challenge to existing rhetoric?

Zoë James; David Smith
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