Crimes of (dis) obedience: Radical shifting of the criminological gaze

Brunilda Pali on Debate, criminology, dissent, obedience

The development and unification of criminology as a discipline, as a distinct terrain of study and knowledge complex has mostly revolved and condensed around two interrelated focuses: 1. legally defined crimes or deviance and transgression from social-moral norms, and 2. the criminalisation, control and punishment that relate to these. Condensing its gaze on crime and

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Better together? Assessing cooperation between researchers, policy-makers and practitioners

Elisa Lopez Lucia, Philipp Lottholz on participation, research cooperation, policy-making, action research, Field, Debate

(CC) Pedro Ribeiro Simões What are the connections between scholarly knowledge production on security on the one hand and security expertise, policy-making and practices on the other? Under what conditions can scholars assume that they can create an impact on ‘real-world practices’ rather than simply engaging in ‘policy-based evidence making’? What are the possibilities »

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The Unbearable Lightness of R2P: The Rohingya Case


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Cyber and Human Vulnerabilities: Who Is the Ethical Hacker and Why Should We Care


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Researchers at risk in Central Asia (part II)


by Philipp Lottholz
 
Researcher safety in peace, conflict and security studies in Central Asia and beyond: Making…

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