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Sociology, centre for criminology

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Sociology celebrates 60 years at Essex

As one of the founding departments of the University of Essex, the Department of Sociology is celebrating its 60th anniversary this year.

Department of Sociology

30 April 2024

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Centre for Criminology ten year anniversary

Centre for Criminology ten year anniversary

Dr Anna Di Ronco

25 January 2023

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Half a century of Essex seen through the eyes of newly retired Nigel South

Half a century of Essex seen through the eyes of newly retired Nigel South

Nigel South

06 January 2022

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Taking Riace – and Domenico Lucano's sentence - seriously

Taking Riace – and Domenico Lucano's sentence - seriously

Taking Riace – and Domenico Lucano's sentence - seriously

Professor Anna Sergi

15 October 2021

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Relationship between big tech and policing is shielded behind commercial confidentiality

Relationship between big tech and policing is shielded behind commercial confidentiality

Relationship between big tech and policing is shielded behind commercial confidentiality

Dr Katerina Hadjimatheou

04 August 2021

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Why the powers of the Victims’ Commissioner are not enough

Why the powers of the Victims’ Commissioner are not enough

Professor Pamela Cox, Department of Sociology co-authors a blog on what is the job of the Victims' Commissioner with Dr Ruth Lamont, University of Manchester

Pamela Cox, Ruth Lamont

26 March 2021

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From Calabria to the Roof of the World: The Maxi Trial and the Village

From Calabria to the Roof of the World: The Maxi Trial and the Village

Dr Anna Sergi discussed the Maxi Trial and its relationship with the village of Limbadi

Professor Anna Sergi

10 March 2021

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Why the courts and police should be held responsible for failing victims of crime

Why the courts and police should be held responsible for failing victims of crime

A review of the role of the Victims' Commissioner has found the victims of crime are being failed

Pamela Cox

04 February 2021

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