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Benoit, Céline
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Children and young people in education (compulsory education and Higher Education); children and young people and health and wellbeing; religious education; collective worship; relationships and sex education; other work that seeks to capture and foreground the voices and of children and young people in contexts where they often face marginalisation and exclusion.
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Bott, Esther
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Tourism in the Global South, niche tourism markets such as orphanage tourism, 'tribal' tourism and adventure tourism in remote regions; tourist interactions, impacts and negotiations of important new tourism markets and employment relations.
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Bradford-Clarke, Lauren
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Victims of crime, victimology, policing, and criminal justice processes.
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Briscoe-Palmer, Shardia
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Political Sociology at the Intersections of Race and Genders; Sexualities and the Body; (Black) Masculinities, Colonial Legacies and Performances. Health Sociology including Sex and Reproductive Health. Media Representations and Social Stigmas.
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Clamp, Kerry
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Restorative justice/practice; Restorative pedagogy; Victimology; Transitional justice; Comparative criminal justice; Criminal justice reform; Progressive policing methods
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Chau, CM Ruby
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Social Policy; Public Policy and Administration; Social Work; Women's care, work and welfare; Work-family reconciliation policies; Comparative welfare studies; Gender and health issues in South Asia; Social Policy and Social Policy Education; Culturally sensitive policy and practice; co-production/participatory research
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Chen, Qi
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Criminal sentencing; Probation; Populist feminism and digital feminism; Criminal records and sex offences; Governance and social control in China; Comparative penology and criminology
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Cluley, Victoria
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Health and illness; Disability; Visual methods; Posthumanism/new materialism; Health inequalities; Body/embodiment; Feminism; Healthcare practice/professionals
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Dauncey, Sarah
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Sociology; Social Policy; China/East Asia; Disability & Impairment; Identity (including gender, sexuality); Citizenship; Culture; Emotion
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Dixon, Bill
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Criminology; Southern/decolonial criminology; South Africa; Policing; Police Governance
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Farrall, Stephen
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Desistance; Offenders (careers/in general); politics and crime; surverys; white collar crime; the fear of crime
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Fyson, Rachel
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Social work/Social Policy; Safeguarding; Adult social care; Intellectual disability; Qualitative methods; Disability; Social Work Practice; Policy implementation and evaluation
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Gardner, Alison
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Public/Social Policy; Modern Slavery/Exploitation; Local governance; New institutionalism; Action Research and participatory methods; Multi-method research
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Genova, Elena
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Migration/ Transnationalism; Identity; Belonging; Settlement; Emotion; Social Media; Qualitative Methods; Racialisation/Othering
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Goulden, Murray
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Digital technology; Home; Family; Work; Energy systems; Everyday life; Social practices; Qualitative methods
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Gregory, Lee
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Social/Public Policy; Welfare Theory; LGBTQ+, Poverty/Inequality; Time; Young People/Youth Policy; Asset-based Welfare/Savings; Financisl Inclusion
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Guiney, Thomas
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Parole and prison release; prisons and imprisonment; the sociology of punishment; penal policymaking; the politics of law and order; historical criminology
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Hall, Lauren
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Criminology; Desistance; Recovery; Prison; Gender, crime and affected others; Qualitative methods; Military veterans offending; Sexual offending
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Hashemi, Morteza
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Sociology; Sociological Theory; Race and ethnicity; Decoloniality; Science and Technology (startup environment); Medical Sociology (Blood and organ donation); Grassroots Activism; European Muslims
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Hobson-West, Pru
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Sociology; Health; Medicine; Science; Animals; Qualitative Methods; Social Movements; Professions
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Iafrati, Steve
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Social Policy; Housing; Poverty; Welfare; Inequality; Political Economy; Community |
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Jas, Pauline
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Patterns of hunger and satiety, the development of taste preferences in teenagers, motivations and patterns of charitable giving behaviour, and the effects of introducing the national minimum wage on voluntary sector organisations: improvement of performance in public sector organisations that have gone through a period of poor performance.
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Jordan, Melanie
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(ill) health and (in) justice; Criminology and healthcare; Avoidable Harm (e.g. prison health); "Closed" Institutions; Criminal Justice, Mental/Physical Health & Illness (including medical sociology); clinical microbiology into justice and health settings; Domination/Deviance/Subjugation; Epistemology/Methodology/Method
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Madziva, Roda
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Migration, race and inequalities, with a focus on (highly-skilled) migrants, refugees/asylum seekers, internally displaced persons and victims of human trafficking.
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Pacey, Scott
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Sociology; China; Taiwan; Religion; Historical sociology; Material culture; Media; Identity
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Page Sarah-Jane
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Sociology; Religion; Gender; Sexuality; Intersectionality; Abortion and reproductive; Violence against women and girls health; Child sexual abuse |
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Purser, Aimie
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Body/Embodiment; Feminist/queer/decolonial theory; French/Continental Thought; Subjectivity and intersubjectivity; Health and illness; arts-based/participatory/feminist methods; Epistemology
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Roberts, Simon
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Public and Social Policy; Social rights; Social security; Disability and discrimination; EU and international social policy; Migration; Brexit, citizenship and social rights; Policy learning and policy transfer
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Sandy, Larissa
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Criminology/Anthropology; Sex work; Modern slavery/human trafficking; Criminalisation; Feminist, queer and decolonial theory; Participatory action research; global justice and security/international criminology; Social movements & activism
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Saunders, Gary
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Higher Education; Co-creation; Co-operatives; Marxist Social Theory; Criminological Theory; Sociology; Education; Prisons; Gender; Social Class; Research Methods
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Stevenson, Nick
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Sociology; Citizenship; Socialism; Class, Cultural Materialism; History
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Tangen, James
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Criminal Justice Policy and Practice; Digital Criminology, with a focus on the use of technologies in criminal justice practice; Probation & Community Justice;
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Tomczak, Philippa
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Sociology of punishment, penal voluntary sector, prison suicide, deaths in state custody, prison regulation.
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Warr, Jason
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Criminological and Sociological Theory; Race, Racism, and Criminal Justice; Cultural Studies/Criminology; Penal Theory and Penology; Sociology of Prison; Sociology of Risk and Power; Philosophy of Criminology; Ethnography; Qualitative Research (Methodology and Methods), Sensory studies in Criminology; and Narrative Criminology.
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Warwick, Lisa
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Child and family social work (children in care, entering care and leaving care), children and childhood, motherhood and professional relationships.
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Wigzell, Ali
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Youth justice, community supervision, desistance, and the emotional and moral dimensions of criminal justice and criminology.
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Wikoff, Nora
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Labour markets, crime, financial wellbeing, and inclusive asset-building policy, with a shared focus on how interventions can improve individuals' financial wellbeing and promote beneficial outcomes.
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Wilkinson, Hannah
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War, state violence and social harm (zemiology); narrative and visual methods; critical social theory
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Wright, Edward
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Criminological theory, social theory, sport (particularly fighting sports and martial arts), decolonization, zemiology/sociology of harm, prison, time, qualitative methods (particularly ethnography)
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