Jerjes Aguirre and Leco Casimiro, both from Mexico, have won the Justice Prize 2016 for the best paper published in the International Journal for Crime Justice and Social Democracy in 2016, titled "Democracy and Vigilantism: The Case of Michoacán, Mexico" . The award will be presented at the international conference on Crime and Justice in Asia and the Global South, 11-14 July, Cairns.
Read more about Winners of the Justice PrizeThe journal invites 6-8000 word original submissions. Authors are asked to register, read the guidelines, and agree to the ethics statement before submission. Turn around peer review time is usally 4-6 weeks.
In 2015, the Journal met Scopus evaluation as a high quality international journal. Also included in Web of Science; DOAJ; ARC Excellence in Research Australia, Proquest; Ulrich; EBSCO; Australian Policy Online (APO); National Library of Australia’s Trove; Paperity.
Chief Editors: Professors Kerry Carrington and John Scott, Crime and Justice Research Centre, Queensland University of Technology
Assistant Editor Dr Kelly Richards, School of Justice, QUT
Book Reivew Editor Dr Angela Higginson, School of Justice, QUT
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