This crime and justice research collection contains a mixture of podcasts and videos about recent research on crime and justice related topics. The collection contains two types of recordings. Research soundbites are short clips that highlight key findings from recent crime and justice research. The Research Discussion recordings are longer pieces involving a mixture of academics, policy makers and practitioners discussing research findings and their implications for policy, practice and academia.
This series has been designed to improve access to, and awareness of, research findings and debate. It includes a combination of videos and audio, and the series has been supported by the Higher Education Academy: C-SAP Network, Scottish Centre for Crime and Justice Research (SCCJR) and Iriss.
This series is partly an experiment to explore whether producing different types of recordings helps to improve research awareness or access for different audiences. We would be very grateful for your feedback or comments about the collection
Audio
- Young runaways - Fiona Mitchell
- User views of punishment - Beth Weaver
- Public criminology: academics engaging with public life discussion
Video
- Women's imprisonment - is there a better way?
- Influencing trust and confidence in the London Metropolitan Police
- Desistance research and probation practice
- Counterfeiting as corporate externality
- Criminal justice in Scotland
- Diversion from prosecution to social work
- Criminal justice and utopias
- Making the transition: Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Culture, change and community justice
- Football related violence in Scotland
- Sectarianism, racism and hate crime
- Supporting desistance from crime: reconfiguring penal practice
