Cookbooks are cultural artifacts, providing glimpses into the ways in which a society views itself. Cookbooks of incarcerated individuals are notably absent from the landscape

of scholarly work, although the genre can tell us much about a largely invisible segment of society. [...]

Reforms designed to enhance the delivery of flexible and holistic support to offenders were introduced in 2013, with a clear focus on addressing ‘broader life management

issues’ to enable behaviour change. Data are drawn from total of 117 semi‐structured interviews undertaken with 57 offenders as part of the Welfare Conditionality: [...]

International Journal of Discrimination and the Law, Ahead of Print. This article analyses the current situation of discrimination towards foetuses with Down syndrome (DS)

in Spain, both legally and through the medical practice, pointing out how this discrimination breaches the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with [...]

European Journal of Criminology, Ahead of Print. The rising global scarcity of natural resources increasingly attracts transnational criminal organizations. Organized crime

syndicates diversify into the lucrative business of tropical timber, endangered species, and natural minerals, alongside their traditional activities. [...]

Numerous empirical studies suggest that global interest communities are heavily biased in favor of wealthier countries. This research note critically reviews these works suggesting

that they (i) lack a benchmark to assess the biased nature of global interest communities and (ii) conflate the concepts of “wealth” (based on GDP per capita) [...]