🔍 Topics include:
• U.S. penal exceptionalism
• Criminal background checks in the Netherlands
• The Qianke system in China
• Post-conviction barriers in Canada & Argentina
• Normative critiques of post-sentence discrimination

📖 Read more: journals.sagepub.com/toc/crjb/23/4

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📘 Special Issue Reminder(1/2)
Collateral Consequences of Criminal Records
Criminology & Criminal Justice Vol. 23, Issue 4
🗓️ September 2023

This cross-national issue examines how criminal records impact people’s lives beyond punishment—shaping access to jobs, rights, and inclusion worldwide.

🔹 Prison education & ethics
🔹 Public perceptions of police appearance
🔹 Epistemic injustice & victimisation
🔹 Death penalty support in the Americas
🔹 Judicial decision-making in Hong Kong
🔹 Environmental & space-focused green criminology

📖 Read the full issue: journals.sagepub.com/toc/crjb/25/4

📢 Don’t miss our current issue! (1/2)
Criminology & Criminal Justice Vol. 25, Issue 4 is now live,bringing together global research on:
🔹 Prisoner re-entry
🔹 Restorative justice
🔹 Remote parole hearings
🔹 Professionalisation in criminal justice
📖 Explore the issue: journals.sagepub.com/toc/crjb/25/4

2/2)
Key themes:
🌍 Transnational & localised networks
🧭 Reframing organised crime’s conceptual geography
🏛️ State, corporate & criminal entanglements
📌 Deep, critical case studies from diverse global contexts
📖 Explore the full issue: journals.sagepub.com/toc/crjb/25/1
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🧵 Special Issue Spotlight (1/2)
📘 New Geographies of Organised Crime
🗓️ Criminology & Criminal Justice, Vol. 25, Issue 1 (Feb 2025)
Guest Editors: Ella Cockbain, Patricio Estévez-Soto & Felia Allum

This special issue rethinks how organised crime operates—across borders, sectors, and definitions.

📢 New Series
We’re spotlighting the special issues of Criminology & Criminal Justice.
Each week, we’ll feature a themed issue that brings together powerful work at the frontlines of criminological research.
🧵 Follow along below. #CCJSpecialIssues #Criminology #CCJJournal

📄 New in Criminology & Criminal Justice:
“The situational character of prison violence: An exploratory qualitative study”
By Dante B.C. Hoek, Ard J. Barends, Maarten J.J. Kunst & colleagues

📖 Read it here: doi.org/10.1177/1748...
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📄 New in Criminology & Criminal Justice:
“‘It’s not going to be tech that gets us out of it’: Modern slavery and digitisation in fashion supply networks”
By Jon Davies, Rose Broad, Michelle Corallo & colleagues

📖 Read here: doi.org/10.1177/1748...

📢 Call for Papers 📢
Criminology & Criminal Justice is now inviting submissions!

We’re looking for original research that pushes boundaries, challenges assumptions, and contributes to key debates in criminology and criminal justice.

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📢 Call for Papers 📢

We’re looking for original research that pushes boundaries, challenges assumptions, and contributes to key debates in criminology and criminal justice.

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