Those still following the post-election debate and speculation about roads not yet travelled in the realms of crime and justice may find a series of letters in the current edition of Criminal Justice Matters interesting. Penned by Richard Sparks and Ian Loader, and other academics, they represent a well-timed engagement with some of the issues likely to be facing the new government, and the role of criminology.
See: http://www.swetswise.com.ezproxy.webfeat.lib.ed.ac.uk/FullTextProxy/swproxy?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.informaworld.com
And for an intriguing round-up of the Holyrood shake-up - and fallout - after the Westminster elections, along with some speculation about the likely implications for law and justice issues, see this recent entry by our fellow Law School bloggers in Scots Law News:
http://www.law.ed.ac.uk/sln/blogentry.aspx?blogentryref=8234
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I'm having difficulty logging into CJM on the link you provided.. anyone else having difficulty? is there definitely online access? (how lazy we've all become.. imagine actually going up to the library to read a journal article..)
ReplyDeleteTry this link:
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Failing which, CJM is accessible through the electronic journals search.