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SNC-Lavalin and the Politics of Corporate Power

Sharon Hartles and Liam Miles

The SNC-Lavalin controversy — widely labelled in public discourse as a political “scandal” or “affair”— refers to allegations in 2019 that senior members of the Canadian government attempted to pressure the At...


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The promise of "pracademic” police history
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Towards a queer utopian criminology that meets the moment
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The benefits of attending conferences for ECRs and PhD students: my experience at the BSC Annual Conference 2025

Maria Christina Galanaki

In July 2025, I attended the Annual Conference of the British Society of Criminology at the University of Portsmouth, where I presented my paper “The Far-Right in Lesvos: Ideology and Violence against Migrants.” The paper was based on key findings from my PhD, and my participation was fully funded by the BSC—a s...


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16 Days of Activism against gender- based violence: ending digital abuse?

Sofia Graca

The 16 Days of Activism is an annual United Nations (UN) Women international campaign to raise awareness about gender-based violence; it has been running since 1991, between the 25th of November and the ...


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