Professor Kerry Carrington is presenting a seminar for the Scottish Centre for Crime and Justice Research on Thursday 29 April 2021 from 7.00pm – 8.00pm AEST (9.00am-10.00am GMT). The criminalisation of gender violence comes with many costs. In an era of scepticism about the carceral state, and…
QUT C4J member, Dr Danielle Watson along with Jose Sousa-Santos, and Loene M Howes have recently published a policy forum piece to ANU’s Asia & the Pacific Policy Society. This piece discusses the unique geography of the Pacific Island region and its growing attractiveness as a regional crime…
New volume on male sex work the most comprehensive coverage of the subject to date Today marks the worldwide release of the new edited volume by John Scott (QUT), Christian Grov (CUNY) and Victor Minichiello (QUT) which comprises 38 chapters by a diverse range of leading international experts…
Prof Kerry Carrington, Research Professor with QUT Centre for Justice will present a paper at the Scottish Centre for Crime and Justice Research 2021 Seminar Series being held on 16 April 2021 (7-8 PM AEST) (9-10 AM Scotland) www.sccjr.ac.uk Registration link is here: SCCJR Seminar: Beyond Criminalising Gender…
QUT C4J has been fortunate to receive funding through the Vice Chancellor’s Office for an Indigenous Australian Postdoctoral Research Fellow. The appointment, a joint appointment between QUT C4J and the Carumba Institute, is a level B academic position for 3 years. The Indigenous Australians Postdoctoral Research Fellow will…
QUT C4J member and theme leader, Professor Kerry Carrington, has been asked to to lead the next meeting of University of Oxford, Faculty of Law Southernising Criminology Discussion Group, to address a frequently asked question: what is the role Australia (and other developed countries) has in southernising Criminology?…
QUT Centre for Justice member, Dr Bridget Harris, will present as part of a panel at United Nations 65th Commission on the Status of Women – Wednesday 24 March 2021 – Thursday 25 March AEST – as a NGO parallel event (on-line) Panel: Empowering Girls and Women through an…
QUT Centre for Justice member, and Head of School, QUT School of Justice Professor John Scott, Zoe Staines and James Morton have published an article in the Australian Institute of Criminology Trends and Issues in Crime and Criminal Justice titled, “Crime, justice and social capital in the Torres…
United Nations 65th Commission on the Status of Women – presented on Wednesday 24 March 2021 Panel: Re-Imagining the Policing of Gender Violence: What can the world learn from Latin America’s Police Stations for Women? Presentation here – CSW65 Presentation 23 March Final United Nations 65th Commission on…
This summer’s School of Justice unit JSB287 featured the inaugural Crime in Popular Culture Writing Prize. The prize was awarded for the best submissions received for the first assessment in the unit, where students were asked to critique a crime-related text (book, film or TV series). The shortlisted…
