About Us

The Graduate Justice Review is a student-led, peer-reviewed journal based at the Centre for Criminology that aims to provide an accessible platform for graduate students and researchers to engage in dialogue on a range of topics related to criminology and criminal justice. Our blog accepts submissions of academic pieces, in the form of essays and articles, perspective and commentary pieces, as well as book reviews. All submissions must be related to our organising theme - justice - and the blog is keen to platform diverse perspectives and interdisciplinary approaches to this topic. 

The blog is managed by our Editor-in-Chief, Georgia Williams, who is assisted by an editorial team comprised of graduate students and researchers from the University of Oxford.

If you are interested in contributing to our blog, see our Call for Submissions page. Please also get in touch if you are interested in joining our editorial team.