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Chairs: Barry Goldson B. Goldson liverpool. Decker and published by Springer. In addition to convening regular meetings and organising specialist juvenile justice sessions at annual European Society of Criminology conferences, the principal objectives of the TWGJJ are to:.
If you are interested in joining the TWGJJ, please send your name, institutional affiliation and research interests to the co-ordinators: Professor Barry Goldson at: b. Chairs: Daniel Seddig daniel. The basic idea is to promote exchange and cooperation between researchers involved in the development and application of quantitative methods and statistical data analysis procedures in a criminological context.
On the one hand, the working group organizes regular meetings and organized sessions at the annual ESC conferences, in which current topics are discussed. On the other hand, the working group aims to draw attention to thematic priorities in the criminological community in the form of other formats. Further possible activities and organizational issues may be discussed at the ESC conference or suggested via email to the chairs.
If you like to join the EQMC working group, please send your name, affiliation, and research interests to daniel. Given these origins, the aim of the working group is: «To facilitate research into the relationship between scientific expertise and political action in the formulation, implementation and evaluation of public policy responses to crime and deviance». To consider the relationship between scientific inquiry and popular-democratic representation in policy responses to crime and deviance; To examine the role of political analysis in criminological research; To consider the possibility and desirability of demarcating political analysis from scientific inquiry in criminological research; To question the politics and ethics of the research relationship between criminologists and those who commission and use criminological research; To consider the role of criminologists in public policy-making; To question the epistemological status of criminological knowledge relative to other narratives about crime and control.
