The Howard Journal of Criminal Justice

The Howard Journal of Criminal Justice is pleased to offer virtual issues of the journal, which bring together articles on a particular theme from different issues and volumes of the journal.

Themes include:
Project and Programme Evaluation
Crime, Justice and the Media
Student Reader

All articles within the virtual issues are free to access and can be found here

For advice on how to get published in the journal and in the wider Criminology field, please see our booklet, below, designed to help the early career researcher understand more about submitting their papers.

The Howard Journal of Criminal Justice now accepts online submissions. Please submit all articles at http://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/hojo.

Watch Nic Groombridge's introduction to the Howard Journal of Criminal Justice's Virtual Issue below.

Watch the editor, David Wilson, talk about the Howard Journal of Criminal Justice below.

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Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime Control and Social Control
Alison P. Brown

The Macpherson Report and the Question of Institutional Racism
John Lea

Not in my Backyard? Crime in the Neighbourhood
Trevor Bradley, Michael Rowe And Charles Sedgwick

(En)Gendering Responsibilities: Experiences of Parenting a 'Young Offender'
Amanda Holt

'Difficult to Understand or Defend': A Reasoned Case for Raising the Age of Criminal Responsibility
Barry Goldson

When do Ex-Offenders Become Like Non-Offenders
Keith Soothill and Brian Francis

Identifying Common Causes of UK and French Riots Occurring Since the 1980s
David Waddington and Mike King

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