Look out for QUT Centre for Justice PhD student Megan Parker’s recent article that has been accepted in the Q1 Journal of Criminology titled, “A central paradox’: Judicial decision-making in cases of sexual offending by young people”. This article had Megan’s supervisor, Professor Kelly Richards as second author.…
Publication: Normalization of the Global Far Right: Pandemic Disruption?
QUT School of Justice Adjunct Professor Scott Poynting, has published a book titled, “The Normalisation of the Global Far Right – Pandemic Disruption?” “Exploring…
QUT Centre for Justice and School of Justice Seminar: Is AI Good for the Planet
Seminar: Is AI Good for the Planet? In person: QUT Kelvin Grove Campus – Room KG-E-558 or via Zoom. Tea and coffee and morning tea will be served at 10.30am The seminar (and Zoom) will commence at 10.45am – 12.00 noon Register here For more information contact qutc4j@qut.edu.au…
QUT Centre for Justice: Research Success and Promotions
QUT Centre for Justice is proud to announce a number of its members have had great research success: Research: QUT Centre for Justice member, Professor Kelly Richards received an ARC Future Fellowship and $1,030,000 in funding for her project, Preventing child sexual abuse by understanding perpetrators’ motivations, building on her…
Professor Michael Flood: The Conversation – “Toxic Masculinity”
QUT Centre for Justice member, and Program Co-Leader – Access to Justice, Professor Michael Flood has published an article in The Conversation titled, “‘Toxic Masculinity’ – what does it mean, where did it come from – and is the term harmful?’ Professor Flood’s research focuses on gender,…
QUT Centre for Justice in the Media and Podcasts
Researchers from QUT Centre for Justice have featured in the media this past week. Associate Professor Cassandra Cross gives advice on how Optus customers can protect themselves from the data/security breach (ABC Radio) Cass also discusses puppy scams and how they have skyrocketed in…
Submission – Queensland Criminal Procedure Review – Magistrates Court
QUT Centre for Justice members, Assoc Prof Mark Lauchs and Chris Emzin have made a submission to the Queensland Criminal Procedure Review – Magistrates Courts recommending the establishment of courts staffed entirely by Indigenous magistrates, lawyers and clerks. In 2019–20, Queensland police commenced criminal proceedings against 78,844 Aboriginal…
Keynote Panel – APSA Annual Conference: Dr Erin O’Brien
QUT Centre for Justice member, Dr Erin O’Brien, has presented the Keynote Address as part of a panel at the Australian Political Studies Association’s (APSA) Annual Conference at ANU, Canberra. The Conference is jointly hosted by the ANU School of Politics & International Relations, the Crawford School of…
IJCJSD Journal Launch: World Day Against the Death Penalty 2022
The Delegation of the European Union to Australia, Eleos Justice (Monash University), the Griffith Centre for Social and Cultural Research (Griffith University) and The Australian National University have the pleasure to invite you to a Seminar to mark World Day Against the Death Penalty 2022. Date: Monday 10 October,…
Research Report: “Gender and the Glasgow COP: Please do more”
QUT Centre for Justice has released a Research Report titled, “Gender and the Glasgow COP: “Please do more”. This paper was prepared by Rowena Maguire (Queensland University of Technology), George Carter (Australian National University) and Sangeeta Mangubhai (Talanoa Consulting) and is being released to assist State Parties to prepare…