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  • January 9, 2023
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PUBLIC CRIMINOLOGY NOTES:

Introduction to Public Criminology:


 What is public criminology?
o Uggen, C & Inderbitzin, M (2012). Public Criminologies,
Criminal & Public Policy, 9(4), pp.725-749
 “Public scholarship aspires bring social science home to
individuals, communities, and institutions”
 “Narrow… gap between public perceptions and the best
available scientific evidence on issues of public concern”
 “Addressing common myths and misconceptions and
crime”
o Reframing cultural images criminal
o Reconsidering rule making
o Evaluating social interventions
o Assembling social facts and situating crime in disciplinary
knowledge
 Why do we need criminology
o Loader, I. & Sparks, R. (2013). Public Criminology? Routledge
 “Criminology is blooming… new courses and textbooks,
more jobs, more students, new journals, more and
larger conferences, bigger and new professional
associations, the creation and awarding of prizes”
 “Rising prominence of crime within the mundane
culture and political programmes… western societies”
o “Tough on crime and tough on the causes of crime” Tony Blair
MP (1993)– labour, socioeconomic deprivation causes of
crime
o “I know that left-wing criminologists will object” Boris
Johnson PM (2019) – increase number stop and searches
o Discipline of public health – COVID-19 pandemic prevention
and responsibility
 Public/private spheres

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