Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology

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Latest documents

• Crime and Everyday Life.
• Intimate partner violence against aboriginal men in Canada.
• Lines in the Sand: The Cronulla Riots, Multiculturalism and National Belonging.
• On regional and cultural approaches to Australian Indigenous violence.
• The Scene of Violence: Cinema Crime Affect.
• Handbook of Internet Crime.
• Maori and criminal offending: a critical appraisal.
• Why do some aboriginal communities have lower crime rates than others? A Pilot Study.
• Justice in Transition: Community Restorative Justice in Northern Ireland.
• Murdering Stepmothers: The Execution of Martha Rendell.

Featured documents

• Why do some aboriginal communities have lower crime rates than others? A Pilot Study.
• Aboriginal violence and state response: histories, policies and legacies in Queensland 1860-1940.
• Indigenous sentencing courts and partner violence: perspectives of court practitioners and elders on gender power imbalances during the sentencing hearing.
• Policing indigenous peoples on two colonial frontiers: Australia's Mounted Police and Canada's North-West Mounted Police.
• Sex Offenders and Preventive Detention: Politics, Policy and Practice.
• Relevant others in restorative practices for minors: for what purposes?
• Does indigeneity matter? Sentencing Indigenous offenders in South Australia's higher courts.
• Another one bites the dust: recent initiatives in correctional reform in New Zealand.
• Justice in Transition: Community Restorative Justice in Northern Ireland.
• "Newsmaking" criminology or "infotainment" criminology?