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Crime & Justice

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A series organised by the Scottish Centre for Crime and Justice Research (SCCJR). The SCCJR is a collaborative cross-institutional research centre led by the University of Glasgow and involving Stirling, Edinburgh and Glasgow Caledonian Universities: www.sccjr.ac.uk

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What is Crime & Justice about?

A series organised by the Scottish Centre for Crime and Justice Research (SCCJR). The SCCJR is a collaborative cross-institutional research centre led by the University of Glasgow and involving Stirling, Edinburgh and Glasgow Caledonian Universities:

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The strongest fits for Crime & Justice are Courts, Police & Public Safety. Crime & Justice has an education audience.

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Crime & Justice is an education podcast with 11 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Crime & Justice

    Desistance research and probation practice

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    Fergus McNeil discusses research into the nature of the process whereby offenders can be supported on a journey towards being able to desist from criminal activity.

  • Crime & Justice

    Supporting the exchange of knowledge

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    Claire Lightowler discusses her role as Knowledge Exchange Officer for the Scottish Centre for Crime and Justice Research.

  • Crime & Justice

    Influencing trust in the London Metropolitan Police

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    Ben Bradford discusses research that aims to explore if the police can influence trust and confidence among members of the public who don't have regular contact with them.

  • Crime & Justice

    Professor Sir Anthony Bottoms on the uncertain road to desistance

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    In this annual lecture by the Scottish Centre for Crime and Justice Research, recorded in 2008, Professor Sir Anthony Bottoms examines persistent young offenders and the uncertain road to desistance.

  • Crime & Justice

    Diversion from prosecution to social work

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    Sarah McQueen discusses her research project, 'Diversion from Prosecution to Social Work'.

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  • Crime & Justice

    Crime, critique and utopia

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    Bill Munro discusses his research into 'Crime, critique and Utopia'.

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    Criminal justice reform in Bosnia

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    Andy Aitchison talks about the research behind his book, 'International Intervention, State Building and Criminal Justice Reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina'.

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    Criminal justice in Scotland

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    Mary Munro talks about a collected edition of essays: 'Criminal Justice in Scotland'.

  • Crime & Justice

    Counterfeiting as corporate externality

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    Simon MacKenzie discusses the globalisation of Intellectual Property crime.

  • Crime & Justice

    What are psychopaths for?

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    In the Centre for Crime and Justice Research's 4th Annual Lecture, Professor Shadd Maruna from Queen's University, Belfast, examines and addresses a set of problems around a group of offenders deemed by society to be...

  • Crime & Justice

    Culture, change and community justice

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    Fergus McNeil discusses a literature review that aims to examine the professional, organisational and occuptation cultures of community justice in Scotland.

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