AbstractWhile the militarization of space has been occurring since the 1950s, it was not considered a domain of fighting nor was it being fully weaponized until recently. Yet,

there is a glaring absence of research on space weaponization or space environmental harms by criminologists. [...]

AbstractPrior research has yet to address how criminal legal system actors take parenthood into account when imposing and enforcing LFOs. Drawing on evidence from 205 semi-structured

interviews conducted across four states, this study explores the relationship between monetary punishment and parenthood from the perspectives of court and community [...]

AbstractAs police records expand with big data analytics, so too has the range of non-conviction information seeping into the public domain through criminal background checks.

Numerous studies have documented the negative effects of background checks for those with criminal convictions, but less understood are the effects of non-conviction [...]

AbstractParticulate matter (PM) in air pollution causes illness, injury and premature death by infiltrating essential organs. Wood burning stoves are a primary source of PM

in the United Kingdom, where domestic wood burning emissions have tripled over the last decade. [...]

AbstractCriminology has long investigated criminal justice cultures and their preoccupation with dangerousness. Over a half century ago, correctional scholars called for a

richer understanding of how a ‘social reality’ of danger might shape the mental state of staff. [...]

AbstractThis article combines administrative data on housing transactions with monthly crime data for the years 2014–18 to investigate the link between residential turnover

and crime. Using a panel of 34,753 small neighbourhoods in England and Wales as well as street-level data for London, estimates from models with multiple fixed effects [...]

AbstractBased on case studies of seven (attempted) lynchings in Pakistan, we argue that they can be considered lynching rituals, which are instrumental in a context of political

strife. ‘Shrpsnd anasr’ (agitators) play an important role as ritual engineers; they assemble crowds by spreading rumours and vocalizing accusations, use rhythmic [...]

AbstractUsing discourse analysis to examine exchanges between fraudsters and victims in telephone-mediated frauds, this research examines the interactional techniques used

by perpetrators of fraud to gain and maintain compliance from their victims, without causing them alarm. [...]

AbstractThe article examines instances of de jure and de facto denationalization that arise from (suspected) terrorism by analyzing penal outcomes for affected citizens. The

article first exposes cases of de jure denationalization that confine citizens to global spaces and draws parallels with instances of de facto denationalization that [...]