International Journal for Crime, Justice and Social Democracy

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2022-09-05

On the Geometry of Speciesist Policing: The Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Animal Cruelty Data Piers Beirne, Michael J. Lynch

We Don’t Become Adults, but are Told to Be Adults: The Emergence of Adultification in Japan Yoshie Udagawa

‘My Favourite Genre Is Missing People’: Exploring How Listeners Experience True Crime Podcasts in Australia Laura Vitis

‘Merely a Compliment’? Community Perceptions of Street Harassment in Melbourne, Australia Emily Cullen-Rosenthal, Bianca Fileborn

Book Review: Brunilda Pali reviews Macrocriminology and Freedom by John Braithwaite

Book Review: Mònica Pons-Hernández reviews Criminalization of Activism: Historical, Present, and Future Perspectives

Current Issue : Vol. 11 No. 4 (2022)

Published: 2022-12-01

Articles

Trajectory of Women’s Advancement in Policing: A Comparative Study Between China and the United States
Page numbers:1-12
Authors:Anqi Shen, Dorothy Moses Schulz
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The Experience of Safety, Harassment and Social Exclusion Among Male Clients of Sydney’s Medically Supervised Injecting Centre
Page numbers:13-24
Authors:George Dertadian, Stephen Tomsen
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Mapping Cyber-Enabled Crime: Understanding Police Investigations and Prosecutions of Cyberstalking
Page numbers:25-39
Authors:Brianna O'Shea, Nicole L. Asquith, Jeremy Prichard
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Perceptions of Safety Among Taxi and Rideshare Service Patrons: Gender, Safekeeping And Responsibilisation
Page numbers:40-55
Authors:Bianca Fileborn, Elena Cama, Alison Young
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Impact of a Community-Controlled Adult Literacy Campaign on Crime and Justice Outcomes in Remote Australian Aboriginal Communities
Page numbers:56-68
Authors:Jack Beetson, Pat Anderson, Sophia Lin, Frances Williamson, Rose Amazan, Bob Boughton, Stephen Morrell, Richard Taylor, Melanie Schwartz
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Motivations to enter the Police Profession in the Caribbean: Evidence from a Cohort of Jamaican Police Recruits
Page numbers:69-86
Authors:Wendell Codrington Wallace, Malisa Neptune-Figaro
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When More is Less: Emergency Powers, COVID-19 and Abortion in South Australia, 2020
Page numbers:87-98
Authors:Barbara Baird, Prudence Flowers, Catherine Kevin, Sharyn Roach Anleu
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Criminalising Gender Diversity: Trans and Gender Diverse People’s Experiences with the Victorian Criminal Legal System
Page numbers:99-112
Authors:Matthew Mitchell, Adrien McCrory, Isabelle Skaburskis, Brenda Appleton
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Book Reviews

James Gacek (2022) Portable Prisons: Electronic Monitoring and the Creation of Carceral Territory. Montreal and Kingston: McGill-Queen’s University Press
Page numbers:113-115
Authors:Cristina Zackseski, Welliton Caixeta Maciel, Vinícius de Souza Assumpção
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Chief Editors:

Professor John Scott, QUT Centre for Justice, Queensland University of Technology (QUT), Brisbane, Australia and Dr David Rodríguez Goyes, University of Oslo, Norway

Book Reivew Editors: Professor Avi Brisman, Eastern Kentucky University, United States and Professor Marília de Nardin Budó, Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina - UFSC, Brazil

Journal Manager: Tracy Creagh, Office for Scholarly Communication, Queensland University of Technology, Australia

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