Prof Peter Hungerford-Welch – enormous thank you to attendees and to presenters for starting thinking of where Sentencing Council and academic community can collaborate. “I hope this event becomes a regular, calendar fixture” @CityLawSchool, #sentencingresearch
59% of people think the Empire is something to be proud of and 49% think former colonies are better off for having been part of the Empire - this country has a real problem with imperial nostalgia and amnesia. This is really good from Corbyn 👇🏽https://t.co/nY3vHQapER
Keep campus doors open to the public, says @AcademicDiary, for restricting access to university property is a sorry symptom of commercialisation that makes students poorer
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Volume 58 Issue 6 of The British Journal of Criminology, is really worth reading, especially that last article about Convict Criminology. Yes! Convict Criminology in the BJC! If access is a trouble, I’m your troubleshooter. Message me. https://t.co/JVIc3zJKk4
#RaceCrimMatters - academic twitter at its best, offering a window on what looked a very significant workshop. I learnt a lot and discovered people I should be following. Thanks to all the tweeters.