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David Gregg Professor D P Gregg is a retired academic and former research group leader in a large multi-national research laboratory with special interests in operational research, complexity theory, and mathematic modelling. (Criminal Justice Matters, 08.02.2016)
The ASBO Jihad: a twenty-first century witch hunt
Tim Hope Tim Hope is writing in his capacity as Professor of Criminology at Keele University. The views expressed here do not reflect necessarily other commissions in which he is engaged currently. (Criminal Justice Matters, 08.02.2016)
Things can only get better
Barry Goldson Barry Goldson is Professor of Criminology and Social Policy at the University of Liverpool. He is the founding editor of ‘Youth Justice: An international journal’ published by Sage. (Criminal Justice Matters, 08.02.2016)
Child criminalisation and the mistake of early intervention
John Lea Simon Hallsworth John Lea is Professor of Criminology, University of Brighton.Simon Hallsworth is Director of the Centre for Social and Evaluation Research, London Metropolitan University (Criminal Justice Matters, 08.02.2016)
Understanding the riots
Nina Vaswani Nina Vaswani is Research Fellow, Centre for Youth and Criminal Justice (CYCJ), University of Strathclyde. For more information on the centre, visit: www.cycj.org.uk (Criminal Justice Matters, 08.02.2016)
Bereavement among young men in prison
Andrew Henley Andrew Henley is a PhD student at Keele University, and the winner of 2014 Centre for Crime and Justice Studies and British Society of Criminology essay prize (Criminal Justice Matters, 08.02.2016)
Abolishing the stigma of punishments served
Scott Poynting Scott Poynting is Professor in Sociology at Manchester Metropolitan University. (Criminal Justice Matters, 08.02.2016)
Render unto Caesar
Julie T Davies Julie T Davies is Senior Lecturer in Criminology and Criminal Justice, Edge Hill University (Criminal Justice Matters, 08.02.2016)
Silencing the whistle-blowers
Joe Sim Joe Sim argues that New Labour stands indicted for intensifying politically and spiritually corrosive policies in the criminal justice system. (Criminal Justice Matters, 08.02.2016)
The toxic legacy of New Labour
Steve Tombs Steve Tombs is Professor of Criminology, The Open University (Criminal Justice Matters, 08.02.2016)
Corporate theft and fraud: business as usual

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