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Being Watched: The Aftermath of Covert Policing

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Rethinking the Romanticisation of Community-Based Approaches in Anti-Carceral Feminist Theorisation

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A Call to Action: Future Scholars Must Provide Further Enlightenment On The Currently Shaded Notion Of The ‘Aftermath Of Covert Policing’.

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Scarlett Pickford

All Souls Blog: Contesting Racialized Policing in France: How Activists Challenge the Epistemic Power of the Police

25 February 2025

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Georgia Williams

The Death Penalty Project: Fighting for every person facing the death penalty

11 September 2024

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Sophia Dermetzis

Controversies in Admitting Academic Evidence in Criminal Trials

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Sophia Kjeldbjerg

Thinking About Imprisonment: Hindpal Singh Bhui, What Are Prisons For?

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The Benefits And Challenges Of Charities Engaging With Academic Research: In Discussion With The Association Of Visitors To Immigration Detainees

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The persistence of the punitive turn in Latin America: Conditions and dynamics

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Sophia Dermetzis

What Kind of Order do we Want? Policing, Governance, and the Public Point of View

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