Comparative Penology

[Comparative Penology @Compen2020]

...that required the women to carefully navigate their structurally-circumscribed interactions with uniformed staff in ways that would be most beneficial – or least disadvantageous and risky – to them."

[Comparative Penology @Compen2020]

Check out the fantastic new blog post 'Distance and closeness – negotiating ‘soft power’ in a women’s prison' by Daria Przybylska for the COMPEN blog here:

https://t.co/yeFzedt0ga

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@daria_przblsk writes "in addition to being a reflection of who the women had been, who they currently were, and who they wanted or hoped to become, the choice between distance or closeness was a balancing act ...

[Comparative Penology @Compen2020]

Read it here:
https://t.co/sWzujPrCvA

[Comparative Penology @Compen2020]

After a longer break we have a new blog post for you to enjoy - written by Line Dahler-Eriksen who did an internship with us at COMPEN writing about the process of coding and what she learned about institutionalised guilt in women's prisons in England and Wales.

[Comparative Penology @Compen2020]

@rachelrosetynan @Aidan_S_T @justitsdk @Julie_Laursen_ or @PScharffSmith might be able to respond to this!

[Kjersti Lohne @kjerstilohne]

I have a new article out in @Pun_Soc on "Penal welfarism ‘gone global’? Comparing international criminal justice to (David Garland's) The Culture of Control" @JUSiOslo @yngreforskere @justice360cost https://t.co/DwNL0RaYQp

[Ruth Mann @Ruth_E_Mann]

Any researchers out there who have studied the experience of having a disability in prison? Staff or prisoners, all disabilities. Please retweet to help me find people - thank you.

[Sarah Doxat-Pratt @SarahDoxatPratt]

New @Compen2020 blog post, reflecting on data coding, the challenges it brings and its role in the research process: https://t.co/NbjOgjE3o3

[JulieLaursen @Julie_Laursen_]

This blog post summarises our new @Compen2020 article: https://t.co/50Njs3Sscc. The article is about 'queueing' for imprisonment and the pains and possibilities people experience while they're waiting.

[Andrew McAuley @arjmcauley]

1,187 drug-related deaths in Scotland in 2018, an increase of 27% from 2017 and 107% higher than in 2008. Brutal. https://t.co/UP95eh0tRV

THREAD on what colleagues and I feel can be done in the short to medium term to reverse this national crisis ⬇️

[Comparative Penology @Compen2020]

https://t.co/3wGV6jJgXd Is it a myth that women in Norwegian prisons are discriminated against? Ragnar Kristoffersen from KRUS argues that it is, on the @Compen2020 blog.

[Comparative Penology @Compen2020]

Our latest guest blog is by Ragnar Kristoffersen. 'Discrimination against women sentenced to prison in Norway is a myth'. You can read it here: https://t.co/3wGV6jJgXd

[Ingvild Bruce @brusius]

Kjære advokater! Ring gjerne oss på juridisk fakultet når du har utredet et spennende juridisk problem som du ikke finner svar på. Dropp å ring når du har blitt skjelt ut av en pubansatt fordi du nektet å betale for shuffel boardet ditt, og lurer på om dette kan straffeforfølges.

[Anna Schliehe @ASchliehe]

Starting off the @Compen2020 conference - very exciting

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@KateHerrity @ugelvik @crewebencrewe @ASchliehe @Julie_Laursen_ @MjalandKristian You will also be missed, @KateHerrity!

[Anna Schliehe @ASchliehe]

It’s amazing to see it all come together in one special issue!!

[Alice Ievins @AliceIevins]

If you want to hear more from John, he'll be speaking at the @Compen2020 conference in Kristiansand on 13-14 June. Sign up here: https://t.co/jPAFry2foh

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Panel 3 at the @Compen2020 conference in Norway June 13-14th: ‘Foreign nationals in Nordic prisons’, with @DorinaDamsa, @TorstenKolind and An-Sofie Vanhouche. Read more and register here! https://t.co/A21iigN0p4