Social psychological research has shown how far-right leaders mobilize people by claiming that majority populations are threatened or silenced. This paper builds on this work to examine a related pro...

This book is a groundbreaking introduction to restorative intercultural practices. It explores how Indigenous people and refugees can lead the development of research methods in the social sciences. F...

Josh Andrews tells BBC Scotland News that prison would have derailed his recovery and left him anchored in a life of crime.

Dutch probation services are reportedly relying on a computer algorithm, OxRec, that has allegedly never accurately predicted the risk of reoffending and is used about 44,000 times a year to advise ju...

The final report and recommendations of the independent Commission on Sentencing and Penal Policy.

Challenging antisocial behaviour is central to probation practice. Non-confrontational challenge has been identified as the most effective approach. Using conve...

This event offers an opportunity to bring a range of voices together to reflect on where Scottish criminal justice is and where it's going.

IT has been very unsettling to witness what we are all experiencing as a society in the past few weeks. The constant hate being shared across the…

The following report was funded by the SCCJR Research Development Grant. This report presents a review of research evidence into […]

Most children and young people now live a significant proportion of their lives online, a situation that has been accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic which required many services, including educat...

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Abstract. Scottish penal policy emphasizes the rights and well-being of the families of imprisoned people, yet reports suggest persistent gaps between disc

Join the Binks Hub and KomSI for an online taster session on the use of zine-making in research into community and communities.

Join us for this author-meets-readers event! Authors: Tea Fredriksson & Robin Gålnander, Stockholm University.

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Dr Patrick Mutahi unpacks how power, relationships and sovereignty are negotiated through everyday policing practices and public performance