Published articles
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The role of parents in the Child Death Review Process,
Dr Lauren Devine University of the West of England Lauren.devine@uwe.ac.uk http://people.uwe.ac.uk/Pages/person.aspx?accountname=campus%5cl-devine Policing the Edge: An Historical Analysis supporting a Liminal Perspective on Policing
Malraux W. Irvine Researcher, International Public Health Research Group. MalrauxWI@Outlook.com https://serviceusers.wixsite.com/iphrg Policing is Political: The Empirical Evidence
Malraux W. Irvine Researcher, International Public Health Research Group. MalrauxWI@Outlook.com https://serviceusers.wixsite.com/iphrg Writing out the loss: intersections and conversations between poetry and ethnography
Andrew McMillan Senior Lecturer, Creative Writing, Liverpool John Moores University. a.mcmillan@ljmu.ac.uk http://andrewmcmillanpoet.tumblr.com/biography Kate Pahl Professor of Literacies in Education, University of Sheffield. Principle Investigator of the AHRC/ESRC Connected Communities funded consortium ‘Imagine’ Project, ‘The social, historical, cultural and democratic context of civic engagement: imagining different communities and making them happen.’ Grant number ES/K002686/1. k.pahl@Sheffield.ac.uk https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/education/staff/academic/pahl Should Children in ‘Care’ be Returned to their Families of Origin? A Critical Appraisal of Recent Reunification Studies
Dr Lynne Wrennall Executive Director, International Public Health Research Group IPHRG@Outlook.com https://serviceusers.wixsite.com/iphrg Public Family Law cases in the context of Miscarriages of Justice
Dr Lauren Devine Barrister, Senior Lecturer, University of the West of England Director of the Interdisciplinary and Expert Evidence Network (IEEN.org.uk) Principal Investigator for the ESRC funded project Rethinking Child Protection Strategy (ES/M000990/1) lauren.devine@uwe.ac.uk http://people.uwe.ac.uk/Pages/person.aspx?accountname=campus%5cl-devine Stephen Parker Research Fellow, University of the West of England Co-Director of the Interdisciplinary and Expert Evidence Network (IEEN.org.uk) Co-Investigator for the ESRC funded project Rethinking Child Protection Strategy (ES/M000990/1) stephen3.parker@uwe.ac.uk http://people.uwe.ac.uk/Pages/person.aspx?accountname=campus%5cs26-parker False Allegations of Child Abuse in Cases of Childhood Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME)
Jane Colby Executive Director of Tymes Trust jane.colby@tymestrust.org www.tymestrust.org Can ‘Good Enough’ Mothers Lose Custody of their Children to Violent and Abusive Men?
Dr Phyllis Chesler, Emerita Professor of Psychology and Women's Studies at City University of New York. http://www.phyllis-chesler.com/ Truth withheld, Justice denied: The role of evidence suppression in the Tomlinson Case
Michael Mansfield QC Barrister, Tooks Chambers. clerks@tooks.co.uk Julian Assange and WikiLeaks: A Case Study in the Criminalisation of Dissent
Professor Stuart Rees Chair, Sydney Peace Foundation, University of Sydney. stuart.rees@arts.usyd.edu.au |
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Agape and Ecstasy: considering post-secular orientations
Dr Tamsin Spargo Reader in Cultural History and teaching in the Writing department, Liverpool John Moores University. T.Spargo@ljmu.ac.uk Two Serious Case Reviews from Leeds: ‘A system clouded by secrecy and fear’?
Professor Terry Thomas, Criminal Justice Studies at Leeds Metropolitan University. t.thomas@leedsmet.ac.uk Mad or Bad? A Case Study in extradition for Civil Commitment
Professor Terry Thomas, Criminal Justice Studies at Leeds Metropolitan University. t.thomas@leedsmet.ac.uk "May I see your Driver's Licence Please?" The Emergence of Demeanor in Traffic Stops in the United States and El Salvador
Phillip Shon, Associate Professor of Criminology, University of Ontario Institute of Technology Carlos Ponce, Unit Chief, Center for Criminology and Police Science, National Civil Police of El Salvador, Christine Lubaszka, Doctoral candidate, Faculty of Social Science and Humanities, University of Ontario Institute of Technology, Phillip.Shon@uoit.ca |
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Protecting people seeking asylum in the UK: A legal and welfare needs approach to the asylum determination process
Cinaed De Canntun Advocate for Asylum Seekers cinaed.decanntun@gmail.com Commentaries, Musings and Reflections
Dancing at Discos and Holding Hands on Day Trips Clare Doran Press and Publications Officer at Liverpool John Moores University. c.n.doran@ljmu.ac.uk A Poetic Intervention: Intrinsic Freedom
Maria Contempree Teacher, Loreto College, Kirribilli, Sydney, NSW MContempree@Loreto.NSW.edu.au An Artistic Intervention: Social Services in the Lives of Children
Albina Kumirova Artist, Liverpool John Moores University A.Koumirova@2011.ljmu.ac.uk Book Reviews
Book Review: Gareth Peirce, Dispatches from the Dark Side: On Torture and the Death of Justice Reviewer: Dr Patrick Webb College of Social Sciences, University of Phoenix - Houston Campus patrickwebb06@email.phoenix.edu Book Review: Eugene Puryear, Shackled and Chained: Mass Incarceration in Capitalist America Dr Patrick Webb and Dr Kenneth Foy Department of Social Sciences Southern University at New Orleans patrickwebb06@email.phoenix.edu kfoy@suno.edu Book Review: Michelle Alexander, The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness. Review by Dr Patrick Webb Department of Social Sciences Southern University at New Orleans patrickwebb06@email.phoenix.edu Argument & critique ISSN 2059-7606 |
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