(Not pictured – Alissa Macoun) Last week eight members of the QUT Centre for Justice participated in the Australian Political Studies Association Annual Conference. The Australian Political Studies Association (APSA) is the professional association for those teaching and researching in Politics and International Relations in Australia. Those presenting…
Professor Melissa Bull, Centre Director, QUT Centre for Justice has been involved as part of a team researching the sentencing for the social supply of illicit drugs in Australia. The research team included Professor Melissa Bull, Professor Ross Coomber Dr Leah Moyle, Dr Lisa Durnian and Dr Wendy…
Assoc Prof Mark Lauchs has published an article in the Asian Journal of Criminology entitled: A survey of the rise of Outlaw Motorcycle Gangs in East Asia. Outlaw Motorcycle Gangs (OMCG) have been growing in almost every nation in the world. Men across the world are forming new…
Lightning Talks are a series of short presentations from different speakers around a single topic, with each introducing a topic or idea very quickly. Lightning Talks are a way to share information about diverse topics from several different perspectives. Lightning talks are ideal for research and are also…
QUT Centre for Justice member, Associate Professor Cassandra Cross was included in an article in Sydney Morning Herald around the impact of COVID-19 on-line scamming. A full copy of the article can be viewed here. A .pdf copy can be found here. Cassandra also featured on SBS radio in…
Associate Professor Michael Flood’s book chapter on “Engaging Men and Boys in the Primary Prevention of Sexual Violence” was accepted for a second edition of the authoritative text Rape: Challenging Contemporary Thinking, edited by Miranda Horvath and Jennifer Brown. His chapter on “Men’s Violence Against Women as a…
QUT Centre for Justice member, Dr Helen Berents, had a public-facing piece published recently in Australian Outlook, with Savannah Spalding who is a Justice/Law student and VRES student. ‘Afghan Youth Fight for their Future’, Australian Outlook. https://www.internationalaffairs.org.au/australianoutlook/afghan-youth-fight-for-their-future/ This piece draws from on ongoing project on ‘Youth and Peace…
A National Survey was conducted to assess the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Australian domestic and family violence services and their clients. This research was conducted by QUT Centre for Justice research team comprising Kerry Carrington, Christine Morley, Shane Warren, Vanessa Ryan, Matthew Ball, Jo Clarke and Laura Vitis. This research has…
A new issue of International Journal for Crime, Justice and Social Democracy is now available. The latest is a double issue and includes diverse articles from scholars in the UK, the Netherlands, Poland, Germany, Norway, Canada, Spain, the US and Australia. In two parts, the first part is a special…
The School of Justice at Queensland University of Technology is seeking a full time Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) or Master of Philosophy (MPhil) student who identifies as both female and Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander to support an innovative three-year study of young women’s contact with the youth…
