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New issue: International Journal for Crime, Justice and Social Democracy

2021-03-02

The first issue of the International Journal for Crime, Justice and Social Democracy for 2021 is now available.

As always, the journal’s authors reflect its global reach in readership.

In 2021 we are presenting the 10th volume of the Journal and have a number of special issues on various themes including green criminology issues in Asia; the politics of irregular migration and a special double issue on gender violence.

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  • Policing the Pedal Rebels: A Case Study of Environmental Activism Under COVID-19
    Murray Lee
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  • Toward a Non-Androcentric Historical Analysis of Women’s Prisons: The Cases of Santa Fe and Buenos Aires (Argentina, 1924–1936)
    Sol Calandria, Luis González Alvo
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  • Developing a Theoretical Framework to Discuss Mothers Experiencing Domestic Violence and Being Subject to Interventions: A Cross-National Perspective
    Elaine Arnull, Stacey Stewart
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  • The Importance of Incorporating Lived Experience in Efforts to Reduce Australian Reincarceration Rates
    Caroline Doyle, Karen Gardner, Karen Wells
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Current Issue

Vol. 10 No. 1 (2021): International Journal for Crime, Justice and Social Democracy
Published: 2021-03-01
Articles
  • Is Prevention Better than Cure? The Ever-increasing Criminalisation of Acts Preparatory to an Offence in Spain
    1-14
    Alberto Alonso Rimo
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  • Doing Marginalized Motherhood: Identities and Practices among Incarcerated Women in Mexico
    15-29
    Sveinung Sandberg, Carolina Agoff, Gustavo Fondevila
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  • Can the Subaltern Speak in Criminology? Analysing the Production of Knowledge on Crimes of the Powerful in the 21st Century through Latin American Postcolonial Lenses
    30-51
    Amalia Valdés-Riesco
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  • Living Behind Symbolic and Concrete Barriers of Total Institutions: Reflections on the Transition Between a Domestic Symbolic Patriarchal Imprisonment and a Co-Governed, State-Sponsored Incarceration in Perú
    52-64
    Lucia Bracco Bruce
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  • Private ‘Rescue’-by-Purchase of Stolen Cultural Goods: The Material and Social Consequences and the Complicity of Europe and North America
    65-82
    Samuel Andrew Hardy
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  • Water Theft Maleficence in Australia
    83-97
    Alexander Baird, Reece Walters, Rob White
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  • The Effectiveness of Restorative Justice Practices on Victims of Crime: Evidence from South Africa
    98-110
    Patrick Bashizi Bashige Murhula, Aden Dejene Tolla
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  • Homelessness and Contact with the Criminal Justice System: Insights from Specialist Lawyers and Allied Professionals in Australia
    111-129
    Luke McNamara, Julia Quilter, Tamara Walsh, Thalia Anthony
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  • Increased Vulnerabilities: Considering the Effects of Xeno-Racist Ordering for Romanian Migrant Sex Workers in the United Kingdom
    130-142
    Sam Hanks
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  • “We Will Build a Great Wall”: Domination, Criminalization, and Expatriation in Trump Campaign and Rally Speeches
    143-158
    Jace Valcore, Jess Rodgers, Nicole L. Asquith
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Book Reviews
  • David Whyte (2020) Ecocide: Kill the Corporation before It Kills Us. Manchester: Manchester University Press
    159-161
    Rhiannon Bandiera
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  • Katja Franko (2019) The Crimmigrant Other: Migration and Penal Power. Abingdon: Routledge
    162-164
    Leanne Weber
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Correction Notice
  • Correction to Doyle et al. (2021)
    Tracy Creagh
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Chief Editors: Professors Kerry Carrington and John Scott, QUT Centre for Justice, Queensland University of Technology (QUT), Brisbane, Australia

Editor: Dr David Rodríguez Goyes, University of Oslo, Norway

Book Reivew Editors: Dr Danielle Watson, QUT and Associate Professor Marinella Marmo, Flinders University

Journal Manager: Tracy Creagh, Office for Scholarly Communication, QUT