Crime and justice
Overview
The Crime and Justice Research Centre aspires to be a world leader in high impact interdisciplinary criminological research. The distinctiveness of the research is its applied approach that focuses on several common challenges confronting governments and criminal justice systems around the world, and for which the centre has national and international leadership capacity. This distinctiveness harnesses four key areas that comprise specific research strengths:
- Policing, Security and Intelligence
- Eco-Justice, Corporate Crime and Corruption
- Sex, Gender and Justice
- Social, Criminal and Indigenous Justice.
People
Director
Members
- Professor Reece Walters
- Professor Kerry Carrington
- Professor Geoff Dean
- Associate Professor Terry Hutchinson
- Dr Peter Bell
- Dr Angela Dwyer
- Dr Sharon Hayes
- Dr Mark Lauchs
- Dr Matthew Ball
- Dr Jodi Death
- Dr Erin O'Brien
- Mr Juan Tauri
- Mr Nigel Stobbs
- Dr Rowena Maguire
- Dr Alison McIntosh
- Dr Carol Quadrelli
- Dr Carmel O'Sullivan
- Ms Marcelle Burns
- Dr Cassandra Cross
- Dr Kelly Richards
