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Job Vacancy - Research Fellow

The Criminal Justice Centre (together with the Centre for Operational Police Research) is advertising for a post-doctoral research fellow.

More detail on the role and on the required qualifications and experience can be found at: and at

Please forward this information to your contacts and anyone you think might be interested.

Tue 07 Oct 2014, 10:47

Call for papers - Border Criminologies

Open Call for Contributions to Border Criminologies
 
Based at the Centre for Criminology, University of Oxford, brings together academics, practitioners and those who have experienced border control from around the world. Showcasing original research from a range of perspectives, they hope to better understand the effect of border control and to explore alternatives. Ana Aliverti is a regular contributor.
 
They have an open call for guest posts that:
· Profile interesting and innovative projects that challenge ideas about border control, identity, and belonging
· Bring news from those currently in the field, (they run a series of mini-posts entitled From The Field)
· Discuss policy developments or current events
· Provide personal perspectives of migrants, detainees, refugees, and others experiencing border control
· Review books, reports and other resources recently launched
· Report on workshops, seminars and other events
 
The blog entries are usually between 500 and 1500 words and they like to include photos whenever possible, as well as link to other resources as appropriate (e.g., news stories, project websites, etc.). Submissions are reviewed by the editorial team. More on how to contribute at
 
Please contact bordercrim@law.ox.ac.uk with any questions.
Wed 24 Sept 2014, 09:22 | Tags: call for papers

Foreign nationals in criminal courts to be investigated through British Academy award

's research on "Foreign nationals before the criminal courts: immigration status, deportability and punishment" has been awarded funding from the British Academy. Beginning in October the project wims to investigate the impact of immigration status on the treatment of defendants before the criminal justice system.

Mon 18 Aug 2014, 15:26 | Tags: Empirical research

Alan Norrie to present 'Justice on the Slaughter-Bench' in Bogota

’s essay is being translated into Spanish and published as a short book (La Justicia en el banquillo de la muerte : El problema de la Culpa de la guerra en H. Arendt y K. Jaspers) by the Universidad Libre, Bogota.

He will discuss it at a seminar in Bogota on ‘Constitutions for Peace’ for law students, legal academics and practitioners on 25 September 2014. The purpose of the seminar is to think about the role of law in Colombia’s postconflict situation, following peace negotiations in Habana.

Wed 13 Aug 2014, 15:23 | Tags: Theoretical Research

Alan Norrie to give keynote at ANZSOC 2014 Conference

will present a keynote address on ‘Criminal Justice and the Blaming Relation’ at the in Sydney, Australia from 1-3 October 2014.

Professor Norrie's address will expand upon his longterm research in criminal law and social theory as well as the development of a new project that will move from the standard legal form of criminal justice (“blaming relation”) to criminal justice's connection with social injustice, the problems of justice when societies perpetrate genocide, the nature of the preventive turn in recent criminal justice, and issues concerning law, transitional and restorative justice.

Wed 13 Aug 2014, 15:22 | Tags: Theoretical Research

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