QUT Centre for Justice member, Associate Professor Erin O’Brien (pictured right) has published new research with Ainsley Elbra from Sydney University, Martijn Boersma from Notre Dame University and QUT HDR student, Justine Coneybeer (pictured left). The paper was published in the Australian Journal of Political Science, the top-ranking…

The International Journal for Crime, Justice and Social Democracy (IJCJSD) has announced the establishment of a prize for best article(s). The Rosa del Olmo Prize is awarded biennially for the IJCJSD article(s) that, in the Editors’ opinion and based on the recommendations of a panel of experts, most contributes to…

“We do not know how many Aboriginal women have gone ‘missing’ in this country. The archives are filled with the ‘missing’: the Aboriginal women who are no longer here to speak; the Aboriginal women who do not have names; the Aboriginal women who do not have graves or…

Ten percent of the world’s population lives on islands, but until now the place and space characteristics of islands in criminological theory have not been deeply considered. A new book by John Scott and Zoe Staines draws on diverse literature, including popular culture, historical and philosophical texts to…