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International Journal for Crime, Justice and Social Democracy
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ISSN 2202-7998 · Queensland University of Technology · 634 artikel di indeks
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Kurt Fowler (2023) The Rise of Digital Sex Work. New York: New York University Press
Jordan Grasso reviews The Rise of Digital Sex Work by Kurt Fowler.
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Female Honor Killing: The Role of Age and Marital Status
Given that most studies on femicide were conducted in Western societies, there is still a need to study the phenomenon among diverse sociocultural contexts, particularly in traditional communities within non-Western contexts. This study focuses on identifying possible risk factors for female honor…
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Incarcerated People’s Limitations of Digital Agency and Re-entry into Digitalised Society: A Qualitative Study in a Women’s Prison in Finland
Digitalisation creates opportunities for prisons to promote incarcerated people’s rehabilitation and re-entry into society. This study explores how access to the internet and digital services during imprisonment supports incarcerated women’s digital agency and re-entry into society in the Finnish…
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Reclaiming the Night: A Case Study on Reception of #JusticeForRGKar on Selected Social Media Platforms
“Reclaim the Night” or “Night is Ours” is a mass movement sparked by the demand for justice in the rape and murder case of a junior doctor at Radha Gobinda Kar Medical College in Kolkata, West Bengal, India. The movement has underscored the transformative power of social media in mobilizing people…
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Racialised and Colonial Constructions of Climate Disaster: News Media Framing of Indigenous Wildfire Evacuations in Western Canada
Environmental disasters disproportionately impact Indigenous peoples worldwide. In Canada, wildfires and flooding increasingly threaten First Nations communities, prompting frequent evacuations to urban areas. Housed for months and sometimes even years in marginal inner-city hotels and temporary…
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Some Reflections on the Northern Territory’s Aboriginal Justice Agreement
The Northern Territory Government’s flagship Indigenous justice policy is the Aboriginal Justice Agreement 2021-2027 (NTAJA). Such agreements have been found to make a positive difference in reducing Indigenous incarceration rates in other jurisdictions. Since the NTAJA was introduced, the…
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Challenging Authority: A Case Study of Ideologically-Motivated Assaults on Police Officers in Australia
There has been a concerning rise in ideologically motivated assaults on police officers, particularly by individuals challenging the legitimacy of legal authority. Understanding the psychological mechanisms underpinning assaults is crucial for officer safety and effective law enforcement…
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Connecting Imprisoned Fathers and Their Children: The Role of Visiting and Child-Focused Visiting
The negative implications of paternal incarceration have been well described in the research. Visiting has been shown to not only ameliorate some of these effects, but to have a range of positive impacts on both the imprisoned parent and their children. What is less understood is how fathers…
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Project Hope to Abolish the Death Penalty (2023) Ghosts Over the Boiler: Voices from Alabama’s Death Row. Katie Owens-Murphy (Ed.). Vanderbilt University Press
Paul Kaplan reviews Ghosts Over the Boiler: Voices from Alabama’s Death Row edited by Katie Owens-Murphy
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Gender Disparities in Sentence Discourses for Parental Figures Convicted of Severe Violence Against Minors in Their Care in Portugal
This study aimed to scrutinize court discourses in cases of severe violence by parental figures against minors. Studies on gender differences in judicial settings have revealed that women may be either protected or demonized, as framed by the chivalry hypothesis, familial paternalism, and the…
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“Talk Them and Walk Them”: An Exploration of Police Negotiator Training for De-Escalating Crisis Situations
While police are frequent responders to individuals experiencing psychological crises, they often lack the communication training needed to peacefully de-escalate these complex situations. This article analyses a three-day police communication and de-escalation training program, delivered by…
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Improving Health to Reduce Risk of Youth Reoffending: Results of a Nurse Navigator Program for People Involved in the Youth Justice System
Emerging research demonstrates that poor health is a predictor of offending and that this relationship may be mediated by other known predictors of offending, including problems in education and family relationships. This study examines the initial results of a new program in Queensland, Australia…
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Housing and Homelessness in Australia: The Case of Marginalised Women Leaving Prison in New South Wales (NSW)
Finding safe, secure, and ongoing housing is critical for women leaving prison and is central to rebuilding their lives and supporting desistance. Consistent with global trends, the number of women received into prison in Australia has increased, especially amongst First Nations women. Meanwhile…
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Ragnhild A. Sollund and Martine S.B. Lie (Eds.) (2024) Criminal Justice, Wildlife Conservation and Animal Rights in the Anthropocene. Bristol: Bristol University Press
Patricia Puente Guerrero reviews Criminal Justice, Wildlife Conservation and Animal Rights in the Anthropocene by Ragnhild A. Sollund and Martine S.B. Lie (Eds.).
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The Promise and Problem of "Closure" in Death Investigations
This article reviews the concept of “closure” in the context of death investigations. It focuses on the experiences of bereaved families and justice system professionals, and on inquests undertaken by coroners under the Anglo-Canadian-Australasian model. The article shows the promise of closure…
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Polluter by Proxy: Norwegian Environmentally Harmful Mining Activities in Brazil as State-Corporate Crime
This article examines the role of state actors in polluting activities across borders, focusing on a case study of Norway’s role in Norsk Hydro’s polluting activities in Barcarena, Brazil from 1967 to 2024. Foreign corporations have long exploited Brazil’s natural resources, with Norwegian…
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Livestock Theft in the Media: Quantitative Reporting Trends Across South African Provinces (April 2018 to March 2025)
This study examines how livestock theft – the most common rural crime in South Africa – is portrayed in the media across the nine regions between April 2018 and March 2025. Using quantitative media visibility analysis, it evaluates the alignment between public discourse and criminal prevalence by…
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“We’ve got bigger fish to fry…” Key Informant Perspectives on Hoon Driving in Victoria, Australia
Nuisance driving, involving excess speed, loss of tyre traction, and/or the production of excessive smoke and noise (referred to in Australia as ‘hoon driving’), is typically problematised as reckless and dangerous. Local councils and government agencies have implemented specific deterrent- and…
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Sara Salman (2023) The Shaming State: How the U.S. Treats Citizens in Need. New York: New York University Press
Jordan Anderson reviews The Shaming State: How the U.S. Treats Citizens in Need by Sara Salman
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Overcoming Ignorance-Making in Acknowledging and Responding to Harm in Custodial Settings: The Use of Open Disclosure
Although preventable harm in custodial settings has been widely documented, progress towards implementing the reforms that are often identified in reviews and inquiries into the quality of care afforded has been slow. It has even been suggested that government departments routinely engage in the…