Contemporary Criminology: Works in Progress

British Society of Criminology Seminar - Contemporary Criminology: Works in Progress

The British Society of Criminology (Midlands Branch) and the Society and Policy Research (University of Derby) welcome attendees to a seminar on Wednesday 20 November 2024 from 12 noon to 15:00 in FG201, Friargate Square, Universty of Derby, DE1 1DZ.

Speakers include

• Orgreave: 'Collecting Police Officers Recollections of a Divisive Event’ with Professor Kate Moss, Dr Emily Gray, Jenny Richards and Tom Andrews
  
  
• ‘I Ate his Liver with some Fava Beans and a Nice Chianti: Why Food Crime should Matter to Criminologists' with Dr Linda Asquith
  
  
• ‘A Southern Perspective on Defunding the Police' with Professor Bill Dixon
  
  
• ‘Impacts of the XL Bully Ban on Caregivers and Dogs' with Dr John Walliss
  
  
• ‘Pink Jobs and Blue Jobs: Career Choices of Women Detectives' with Jamie Harris, a serving police officer in Staffordshire police and is studying for his PhD at the University of Derby
  
  
• 'Post-industrialism to Post-leisure: Social Harm & Hedonism in the Decaying Urban Night' with Owen Hodgkinson