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Welcome to the Centre for Criminology

The Centre is dedicated to pursuing an innovative programme of criminological research and to delivering high-quality graduate education in criminology at both masters and doctoral level.

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Welcome to the Centre for Criminology 

The Centre is home to a vibrant programme of inter-disciplinary research across questions of criminalisation, security, criminal justice and punishment. Our research focuses on these topics internationally and in many jurisdictions across the global north and global south.  

 We engage with policy-makers, practitioners and civil society across these settings with a view to producing criminological research that contributes to a better politics of order, crime and justice.  

 We deliver high-quality graduate education in criminology to students from across the world, studying on both masters and doctoral programmes. Our degrees are open to full-time and part-time students. 

 Ian Loader, Centre Director 

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News

03 April 2025

Shona Minson Explores Maternal Sentencing in BBC Radio 3 Essay for New Generation Thinkers

25 March 2025

Border Criminologies Project Highly Commended in Social Sciences Impact Awards 2025

21 March 2025

Multi-university study into the protection of public facing professionals wins Home Office Academic Innovation Award for Security and Policing

Upcoming Events

20

May

2025

Shaïn Morisse on the co-authored book 'Brick by Brick by Brick, Wall by Wall: A History of Penal Abolitionism'

Event time

16:15 - 17:30

Venue

Microsoft Teams

Speaker(s)

Shaïn Morisse (Université Paris-Saclay)

29

May

2025

Assemblages of care: Criminological pathways to addressing everyday climate harmscapes

Event time

15:30 - 17:00

Venue

Wharton Room - All Souls College (and online)

Speaker(s)

Julie Berg, University of Glasgow

05

June

2025

Shopping Under Suspicion: Understanding Racial and Ethnic Profiling in American and Canadian Retailers

Event time

15:00 - 16:30

Venue

Wharton Room - All Souls College (and online)

Speaker(s)

Shaun L. Gabbidon, School of Public Affairs, Penn State Harrisburg

Past Events

13

May

2025

Cancelled: Martha O'Carroll on 'Exploring Abolitionist Disruptions to Scotland's Progressive Penal State'

Event time

16:15 - 17:30

Venue

Centre for Criminology Seminar Room

Speaker(s)

Martha O'Carroll (University of Glasgow)

08

May

2025

Annual Roger Hood Lecture - Punishing the Innocent The Politics of Violence in Border Policing

Event time

17:00 - 18:30

Venue

English Lecture Theatre 2

Speaker(s)

Didier Fassin, Collège de France and Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton

01

May

2025

'Paying attention to Patriarchy – ‘Patriarchal Forestalling’ and Systemic Injustice for Victims of Domestic Abuse in India.'

Event time

15:30 - 17:00

Venue

Wharton Room - All Souls College (and online)

Speaker(s)

Shazia Choudhry

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Being Watched: The Aftermath of Covert Policing

25 March 2025

Rethinking the Romanticisation of Community-Based Approaches in Anti-Carceral Feminist Theorisation

24 March 2025

A Call to Action: Future Scholars Must Provide Further Enlightenment On The Currently Shaded Notion Of The ‘Aftermath Of Covert Policing’.

21 March 2025

All Souls Blog: Contesting Racialized Policing in France: How Activists Challenge the Epistemic Power of the Police

25 February 2025

The Death Penalty Project: Fighting for every person facing the death penalty

11 September 2024

Controversies in Admitting Academic Evidence in Criminal Trials

5 July 2024

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