

Ph.D.
· Professor of Human Development and
Justice Studies
Queen's
University Belfast Law School

Personal
Details
Qualifications
Honors
and
Fellowships
Academic
Career
Bibliography
>
Copyright
Notice
> Books
>
Published
Research Reports
>
Peer Reviewed Journal
Articles
>
Invited Articles,
Book Chapters
and
Reviews
> Popular
Media
>
Research
Reports
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Forthcoming
Invited
and Plenary Lectures
Funded Research Experience
Ph.D.
Supervision
Joint Committee Member
Examiner
Board
Memberships and
Other Professional Activities
Personal
Details
Institute
of Criminology and
Criminal Justice
Email: s.maruna@qub.ac.uk
School
of Law
Queen's
University Belfast
28 University Square
Belfast
BT7 1NN
Northern Ireland, UK
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Qualifications
Ph.D. Human
Development and Social Policy, Northwestern
University, USA
M.A. Human
Development and Social Policy, Northwestern
University, USA
B.A.
(Honors) Philosophy and English Literature (Summa Cum Laude),
Illinois
State University, USA
other universities
attended (w/o degree): University of Liverpool & Grambling
State University
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Honors
and Fellowships
Soros Justice Fellow, Open Society
Institute, 2008-2009
Most Outstanding
Contribution to
Criminology, American Society of Criminology's
Michael J.
Hindelang Award, 2001
Distinguished New Scholar
Award,
Division
of
Correction and Sentencing, American Society of Criminology,
2004
Most
Outstanding Young Alumni Award, Illinois State
University,
2005
Phi
Delta Kappa Ph.D. Thesis Award, Northwestern University,
1998
H.F.
Guggenheim Dissertation Fellow, 1997
U.S. Fulbright Scholar,
1996
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Academic
Career
2007-
Professor,
Law
School, Queen's
University Belfast
2005-2007
Reader, Law
School, Queen's University Belfast
2001 - 2005
Lecturer, Institute
of Criminology, University of Cambridge
1998 - 2001
Assistant Professor,
School
of Criminal Justice, State University of New York at Albany
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Bibliography
> Copyright Notice
The rights to Shadd Maruna's
writings are held by the organizations that originally published them.
U.S. copyright law generally prohibits the reproduction of these
articles "for any purpose other than private study, scholarship, or
research" (see title 17, US Code for details).
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> Books

Maruna, S.
(2001). Making
Good: How Ex-Convicts Reform and Rebuild Their Lives.
Washington, DC: American Psychological Association Books.
Reviewed
in
- Vista: Perspectives on Probation 
- Crime, Law & Social Change 
- Criminal Justice
-
Court Review 
- Punishment and Society 
- The Howard Journal 
- Theoretical Criminology 
Maruna, S.
& Immarigeon,
R. (Eds.) (2004). After
Crime and Punishment: Pathways to Ex-Offender Reintegration.
Cullompton: Willan Books.
Liebling,
A.
& Maruna,
S. (Eds.) (2005). The
Effects of Imprisonment. Cullompton: Willan Books.
Ward
, T.
& Maruna,
S. (2007). Rehabilitation:
Beyond the Risk-Paradigm. Key Ideas in Criminology Series
(Tim Newburn, Series Ed.). London: Routledge
Reviewed
in
- The Probation Journal 
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> Published
Research Reports
Burnett,
R.
& Maruna,
S. (2004). Prisoners
as Citizens' Advisors: The OxCAB-HMP Springhill Partnership and its
Wider Implications. London: Esmee Fairbairn.
Gormally,
B., Maruna,
S., & McEvoy,
K. (2007). Politically-Motivated
Former Prisoners and Their Families: Thematic Evaluation of Funded
Projects. Monaghan, Ireland: Border Action.
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> Peer Reviewed
Journal Articles
Maruna,
S.
& Roy,
K. (2007). Amputation or Reconstruction: Notes on 'Knifing
Off' and Desistance from Crime. Journal of Contemporary
Criminal Justice, 23, 104-124.
Maruna,
S. & Matravers,
A. (2007). N=1: Criminology and the Person. Theoretical Criminology,
11, 427-442.
Maruna, S. (2007).
The Probation Story: One Hundred Years of Probation in the Media. Vista: Perspectives on
Probation, 11, 113-119.
Maruna,
S.
(2006). Who Owns Resettlement? Towards Restorative Re-Integration. British Journal of
Community Justice, 4 (2), 23-33.
Maruna,
S.
& Mann,
R. (2006). Fundamental Attribution Errors? Re-Thinking Cognitive
Distortions. Legal
and Criminological Psychology, 11, 155-177.
Maruna,
S., Wilson,
L. &
Curran, K.
(2006). Why God is often found behind bars: Prison Conversion and the
Crisis of Self-Narrative. Research
in Human Development, 3, 161 - 184.
Burnett,
R.
& Maruna,
S. (2006). The Kindness of Prisoners: Strength-based Resettlement in
Theory and in Action. Criminology
and Criminal Justice, 6, 83-106.
Padfield,
N.
& Maruna,
S. (2006). The Revolving Door: Exploring the Rise in Recalls to Prison.
Criminology and
Criminal Justice, 6, 329-352.
Tifft,
L., Maruna,
S.,
& Elliot,
E. (2006). The State of Criminology in the 21st Century: A Penal
Roundtable. Contemporary
Justice Review, 9, 387-400.
Maruna,
S.
& Copes,
H. (2005). What Have We Learned in Five Decades of Neutralization
Research? Crime
and Justice: A Review of Research, 32, 221-320.
Maruna,
S.
(2004). Desistance and Explanatory Style: A New Direction in the
Psychology of Reform. Journal
of Contemporary Criminal Justice, 20, 184-200.
Maruna,
S., LeBel,
T., Mitchel,
N.
& Naples,
M. (2004). Pygmalion in the Reintegration Process: Desistance from
Crime through the Looking Glass. Psychology, Crime and Law,
10 (3), 271-281.
Maruna,
S., Matravers,
A.
& King,
A. (2004). Disowning our Shadow: A Psychoanalytic Approach to
Understanding Punitive Public Attitudes. Deviant Behavior,
25, 277-299.
Maruna, S., Porter, L. &
Carvalho, I.
(2004). The Liverpool Desistance Study and Probation Practice: Opening
the Dialogue. Probation Journal, 51, 221-232.
Burnett, R.
& Maruna,
S. (2004). So 'Prison Works' - Does It? The Criminal Careers of 130 Men
Released from Prison under Home Secretary Michael Howard. Howard Journal of
Criminal Justice, 43, 390-404.
Farrall, S.
& Maruna,
S. (2004). Desistance-Focused Criminal Justice Policy Research. Howard Journal of
Criminal Justice, 43, 358-367.
Matravers,
A. & Maruna,
S. (2004). Modern Penalty and Psychoanalysis. Critical Review of
International Social and Political Philosophy, 7 (2),
118-144.
>> reprinted in: M. Matravers
(Ed.) (2005). Managing
Modernity: Politics and the Culture of Control. London:
Routledge.
Schaefer,
B.M., Friedlander,
M.L., Blustein,
D.L. & Maruna,
S. (2004). The Work Lives of Child Sex Offenders: A Phenomenological
Perspective. Journal
of Counselling Psychology, 51, 226-240.
Maruna, S.
& Farrall,
S. (2003). Desistance From Crime: A Theoretical Reformulation, Koelner Zeitrschrift
fuer Soziologie und Socialpsychologie, 43, 171-194.
Maruna, S.
& LeBel,
T. (2003). Welcome
Home? Examining the Reentry Court Concept from a
Strengths-based Perspective. Western Criminology
Review, 4 (2) 91-107.
>> reprinted in: E.J. Latessa
& A.M. Holsinger
(Eds.) (2005). Correctional
Contexts: Contemporary and Classical Readings (3rd Ed).
Los Angeles: Roxbury.
>> reprinted in: B.J. Winick
& D.B. Wexler
(Eds.) (2003). Judging
in a Therapeutic Key: Therapeutic Jurisprudence and the Courts.
Durham, NC: Carolina Academic Press.
Maruna, S.
(1999). Desistance and Development: The Psychosocial Process of 'Going
Straight.' British
Society of Criminology Conference Selected Proceedings, 2,
1-25 (an accredited refereed journal ISSN 1464-4088).
Lewis, D.A.
& Maruna,
S. (1998). Person-Centered Policy Analysis. Research in Public
Policy Analysis and Management, 9, 213-230.
>> reprinted in: S. Nagel
(Ed.) (1999). Policy
Analysis Methods (pp.231-250). Commack, NY: Nova Science
Publishers.
Maruna, S.
(1997). Going Straight: Desistance from Crime and Self-Narratives of
Reform. Narrative
Study of Lives, 5, 59-97.
>> reprinted in: S. Farrall
(Ed.) (1999). The
Termination of Criminal Careers. Aldershot, UK: Ashgate.
Maruna, S.
(1991). See No Evil: Using Prostitution Statutes in the Prosecution of
Pornographers. Illinois
State Law Review, 2, 1-32.
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> Invited Articles,
Book Chapters and Reviews
Maruna,
S.
(2007). Review of 'Rethinking Rehabilitation'. Punishment and Society,
9, 333-337.
Maruna,
S. (2007). Review of 'Crime, Punishment, and the Search
for Order in Ireland. British Journal of Criminology, 47, 980-982.
Dean, C., Mann, R. Milner, R.,
& Maruna,
S. (2007). Changing Child Sexual Abusers Cognitions (pp. 116-134). In
T. A. Gannon, T. Ward, A. R. Beech & D. Fisher (Eds.) Aggressive Offenders'
Cognition: Theory, Research and Practice. Chicester, UK:
Wiley.
Maruna, S. (2007). "After Prison -- What?: The
Ex-Prisoner's Struggle to Desist from Crime" in Y. Jewkes (Ed.) Handbook on Prisons
(pp. 650-671). Cullomptom, UK: Willan.
Maruna,
S.
(2006). Review of 'In their own words: Criminals on Crime.' Australian and New
Zealand Journal of Criminology, 39 (2), 268-283.
Crewe,
B.
& Maruna,
S. (2006). "Life Narratives and Fieldwork Methodology" (pp.109-123) in
D. Hobbs and R. Wright (Eds.) The Handbook of Fieldwork.
London: Sage.
Maruna, S.
(2006). "Desistance from Crime" (pp.120-123) in E. McLaughlin and J.
Muncie (Eds.) The
Sage Dictionary of Criminology (2nd Ed.). London: Sage.
Maruna,
S.
(2006). Will the move to unpaid work 'please all' or 'please
none'? Howard
League Magazine, 24 (2), 15-17.
Maruna, S.
(2006). "Saying Sorry or Making Things Right?: From Passive to Active
Responsibility in Work with Young Offenders." In M. Tansey (Ed.) Re-Integration of
Offenders. Dublin: ACJRD.
Murray, J., Cheliotis, L. K.,
& Maruna,
S. (2006). Social factors and crime. In M. Parker (Ed.) Dynamic Security: The
Democratic Therapeutic Community in Prison (pp. 23-36).
London: Jessica Kingsley.
Harris,
N.
& Maruna,
S. (2005). "Shame, Shaming and Restorative Justice: A Critical
Appraisal" (pp.452-462) in D. Sullivan and L. Tifft (Eds.) Handbook of Restorative
Justice: A Global Perspective. London: Routledge.
Maruna, S.
(2005). Rehabilitation as 'Waste Management:' Autobiographical
Reconstruction and Desistance from Crime. NOTA News,
51, 2-5.
King, A.
& Maruna,
S. (2005). "The Function of Fiction for the Punitive Public" (pp.16-30)
in P. Mason (Ed.) Captured
by the Media. Cullompton: Willan.
Maruna, S.
& Toch,
H. (2005). "The Impact of Incarceration on the Desistance Process"
(pp.139-178) in J. Travis and C. Visher (Eds.) Prisoner Reentry and
Public Safety in America. New York: Cambridge University
Press.
Maruna, S.
& Butler,
M. (2005). "Phenomenology" in K. Kempf-Leonard (Ed.) Encyclopedia of Social
Measurement (Vol.3). Oxford: Elsevier Science.
Liebling, A.
& Maruna,
S. (2005). "The Effects of Imprisonment Revisited" (pp.1-29) in A.
Liebling & S. Maruna (Eds.) The Effects of
Imprisonment. Cullompton: Willan Books.
King, A.
& Maruna,
S. (2005). "Vigilante Violence" in R. Wright and J.M. Miller (Ed.) Encyclopedia of
Criminology. London: Routledge (Taylor & Francis).
Maruna, S.
(2005). "Neutralization / Drift Theory" in R. Wright and J.M. Miller
(Ed.) Encyclopedia
of Criminology. London: Routledge (Taylor &
Francis).
Maruna,
S.
& King,
A. (2004). "Public Opinion and Community Penalties" in T. Bottoms, S.
Rex & G. Robinson (Eds.) Alternatives to Prison:
Options for an Insecure Society. Cullompton: Willan.
Maruna, S.
(2004).
"California
Dreamin': Are We Heading Toward a National Offender 'Waste Management'
Service?" Criminal
Justice Matters, 56, 6-7.
Maruna, S.
(2004). "Is Rationalization Good for the Soul? Resisting
'Responsiblization' in Corrections and the Courts" (pp.179-199) in B.
Arrigo (Ed.) Psychological
Jurisprudence. Albany, NY: SUNY Press.
Maruna,
S.
& Ramsden,
D. (2004). "Living to tell the Tale: Redemption Narratives, Shame
Management and Offender Rehabilitation" (pp.129-151) in A. Lieblich,
D.P. McAdams & J. Josselson (Eds.) Healing Plots: The
Narrative Basis of Psychotherapy. Washington, DC: American
Psychological Association.
Maruna, S., Immarigeon, R.
& LeBel,
T. (2004). "Ex-Offender Reintegration: Theory and Practice" (pp.1-25)
in S. Maruna & R. Immarigeon (Eds.) After Crime and
Punishment: Pathways to Ex-Offender Reintegration.
Cullompton: Willan Books.
Maruna, S.
& LeBel,
T. (2004). The Emergence of a Strength-based Approach in
Reentry Programming. Offender
Programs Report, 7 (5), 53-64.
Maruna,
S., LeBel,
T. & Lanier,
C. (2004).
"Generativity Behind Bars: Some 'Redemptive Truth' about Prison
Society" (pp.131-152) in E. de St. Aubin, D. McAdams & T. Kim
(Eds.) The
Generative Society. Washington, DC: American Psychological
Association.
Maruna, S.
& LeBel,
T. (2004). Assessing Reentry Courts. Offender Program Report,
7 (6), 71-84.
Maruna, S.
(2004). Feature
Article: What's Love got to do with it? Safer Society: The
Journal of Crime Reduction and Community Safety, 22, 12-14.
Maruna, S.
& LeBel,
T. (2004). A Strength-based Reentry Court. Offender Programs Report,
8 (1), 1-12.
Maruns, S.
(2003). Edwin M. Lemert's Contributions to Social Psychology. Contemporary Psychology,
48 (2).
Maruna, S.
(2003). Review of 'Restorative Justice: Healing the Foundations of our
everyday Lives.' British
Journal of Criminology, 43 (1).
Maruna,
S.
(2003). Review of 'Critical Criminology: Issues, Debates, Challenges.' Australian and New
Zealand Journal of Criminology, 36 (1).
Maruna, S.
& LeBel,
T. (2002). "Revisiting Ex-Prisoner Re-Entry: A New Buzzword in Search
of a Narrative" in S. Rex & M. Tonry (Eds.) Reform and Punishment:
The Future of Sentencing. Devon, UK: Willan.
Maruna, S.
(2002). "In the Shadows of Community Justice" in D. Karp & T.
Clear (Eds.) What
is Community Justice? Case Studies of Restorative and Community Justice.
Boston, MA: Pine Forge.
Maruna, S.
(2002). The Prisoner's Beatitude. Relational Justice,
14.
Maruna, S.
& LeBel,
T. (2002). The Science and Politics of Offender Treatment, Round Two. Contemporary Psychology,
47.
Maruna,
S.
(2002). Review of 'States of Denial.' Criminal Justice,
2 (3).
Maruna, S.
(2000). Desistance and Rehabilitation: A Tale of Two Literatures. Offender Programs Report,
4 (1).
Maruna, S.
(2000). Examining the Heart and Minds of Inmates. Contemporary Psychology,
45.
Maruna, S.
(2000). "Criminology, Desistance and the Psychology of the Stranger"
(pp.287-320) in D. Canter & L.J. Alison (Eds.) The Social Psychology of
Crime. Aldershot, UK: Dartmouth.
McAdams,
D.P., Hart,
H. & Maruna,
S. (1998). "The Anatomy of Generativity" (pp.7-43) in D.P. Adams
& E. de St. Aubin (Eds.) Generativitiy and Adult
Development. Washington, DC: American Psychological
Association Press.
Lewis, D.A.
& Maruna,
S. (1995). "The Politics of Education" in V. Gray & H. Jacob
(Eds.) Politics
in the American States (6th Ed.). Boston: Scott, Foresman
/ Little, Brown Higher Education.
>> reprinted in: V. Gray, R.L. Hanson & H. Jacob
(Edds.) (1998). Politics in the American States (7th Ed.). Boston:
Scott, Foresman / Little, Brown Higher Education.
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> Popular Media
Maruna, S.
(2007). Public
Opinion. The
Times. 24 April 2007.
Maruna, S.
(2007). Volunteering for Rehabilitation. The
Guardian. 24 April 2007
Crewe, B.
(2007). Interview: Shadd Maruna. Prison
Service Journal
Duke, K.
(2007). Shadd Maruna breaks new ground studying
prisoner reform. Inquiry.
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> Research Reports
(select)
Maruna, S., Wright, S., Brown, J., Van Marle, F., Devlin, R.,
& LIddle,
M. (2007). Youth Conferencing as Shame Management: Results of a
Long-term Follow-up Study. Belfast: Youth Conferencing
Service
Maruna, S., Nel,
M., Digard,
L, Van-Marle,
F.
& King,
A. (2005). Evaluation of the Trail-Blazers Mentoring Programme, Feltham
Young Offenders Institution. Trail-Blazers.
Butler, M.
& Maruna,
S. (2004). Evaluation of the Dialogue Trust Group in HMP Norwich. Dialogue Trust.
Canter, D., Maruna, S., Porter, L. &
Lundrigan,
S. (2001). Going Straight: Final Report of the Liverpool Desistance
Study. Joseph
Rowntree Foundation.
Porter, L., Maruna, S., Canter, D. &
Youngs, D.
(1998). Changing the Script: An Evaluation of Reintegration Services
for Drug Misusers on Merseyside. Merseyside Safer Cities
and the Safer Merseyside Partnership.
Maruna, S., Canter, D. &
Hodge, S.
(1997). Alternatives to Drugs Project Evaluation: Final Report. Merseyside Drugs Council.
Maruna, S., Christian, E.
& Lewis,
D.A. (1996). The Good Neighbor Project Evaluation: Final Report. Center for Public
Ministry.
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> Forthcoming
Maruna, S.
& Butler,
M. (forthcoming 2008). "Narrative Psychology and Criminal
Behavior" in D. Youngs (Ed.) The Behavioral Analysis
of Crime. London: Ashgate.
LeBel, T., Burnett, R., Maruna, S.,
& Bushway,
S. (Forthcoming 2007). "The Chicken or the Egg of Subjective and Social
Factors in Desistance". European
Journal of Criminology
Butler, M. & Maruna,
S. (forthcoming 2008). The Impact of Disrespect on Prisoners'
Aggression: Outcomes of Experimentally Inducing Violence-Supportive
Cognitions. Psychology,
Crime & Law.
Maruna, S.
& King,
A. (forthcoming 2008). "Looking for Ranulf in the East of England." In
S. Karstedt, I. Loader & H. Strang (Eds.) Emotions, Crime and
Justice. Oxford: Hart Publishing.
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Invited
and Plenary Lectures (select)
- All Souls College,
Oxford University, Invited Lecture, 30 January 2002
- Appellate Court of New
Zealand, Invited Lecture, 14 May 2007
- Australia and New Zealand Society of Criminology,
Plenary Speaker, 24 September 2007
- Australia National University, Invited Lecture, 28
September 2007
- Edinburgh University,
Faculty of Law, Invited Lecture, 23 January 2003
- Edith Kahn Memorial
Lecture, House
of Lords,
Invited
Lecture, 24 April 2007
- ESRC Seminar on
"Reducing Recidivism,"
Plenary Speaker, University of Kent at Canterbury, 6 September 2004
- ESRC Seminar on
"Rethinking Reintegration," Plenary
Speaker, Queen's
University Belfast, 28 November 2007
- ESRC Seminar on "Life
After Punishment,"
Plenary Speaker, University of Edinburgh, 30 May 2006
- European Prisons Regime
Forum, Plenary Speaker, 17 February 2006
- Faculty of Forensic
Psychiatry Annual Meeting, Plenary Speaker, 2
February 2005
- Howard
League
"Community Penalties" Conference, Plenary Speaker, 22 June
2005
- 'Human Face of Offender
Management' Conference, Plenary Speaker, Bristol 2
February 2008
- International Community
Corrections Association Annual Meeting, Plenary Speaker,
San Diego, 29 October 2007
- Irish Association for the Study of Delinquency, Plenary
Speaker, 9 November 2006
- Katholieke Universiteit
Leuven, Department of Criminology, Invited Lecture, 17
December 2004
- Keele University,
Department of Criminology, Invited Lecture, 12 March 2003
- Leeds University,
Department of Law, Invited Lecture, 3 February 2004
- London Probation Area /
University of Hertfordshire, Invited Lecture, 21 October
2003
- London School of
Economics, Faculty of Law, Invited Lecture, 18 January 2003
- Middlesex University,
Criminology Department, Invited Lecture, 12 February 2003
- Ministry of Justice,
New Zealand, Invited Lecture 15 May 2007
- Nacro,
"Integrated
Resettlement: Making it Work," Plenary Speaker,
London, 9 February 2005
- NIACRO,
34th Annual
General Meeting, Plenary
Speaker, Belfast, 24 November 2005
- NCOVR (National Center
of Violence Research), Plenary Speaker, Washington, DC, 23
April 2006
- NOMS Treatment Managers
Conference, Plenary Speaker, Nottingham, 29 January 2008
- NOTA (National
Organization for the Treatment of Abusers) Conference,
Plenary Speaker, Dublin, 14 September 2005
- Prison Fellowship New
Zealand Conference, Plenary Speaker, 11 May 2007
- Prison Service
Chaplains Association Annual Conference, Plenary Speaker
30 May 2007
- Prisoner Reentry Conference: A New Deal for Justice,
Plenary Speaker, New York City 18 November 2003
- Probation Centenary Conference, 1907-2007, Plenary
Speaker, London, 2 May 2007 (listen to talk)
- New York State
Department of Corrections Awards Banquet, Keynote Speaker,
New York, 9 May 2001
- Northwestern
University, "Second
Chances in Life: Transformative Stories of Self and
Society,"
Plenary Speaker, 7 May 2004
- Queen's University
Belfast, School of Law, Invited Lecture, 28 April 2004
- Scottish Howard League
for Penal Reform, Invited Lecture, Edinburgh, 9 March 2005
- Scottish Prison Service
Occasional Lecture Series, Invited Lecture, Edinburgh, 23
October 2004
- Sheffield University,
Invited
Lecture, 11 October 2006
- Stirling University,
Department of Criminology, Invited Lecture, 22 October 2004
- University at Albany,
Psychology Department, Invited Lecture, 27 November 2000
- University of
Cambridge, Department of Psychiatry, Invited Lecture, 13
February 2002
- University of
Cambridge, Institute of Criminology, Invited Lecture, 18
May 2006
- University of
Liverpool, Conference on "Understanding and Controlling Criminal
Behavior," Plenary
Speaker, 13 May 1997
- University of
Missouri-St. Louis, Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice,
Invited Lecture, 14 November 2001
- University of
Portsmouth, Forensic Psychology, Invited Lecture, 23 June
2005
- Victim Support
Cambridge, Annual General Meeting, Keynote Speaker, 13 May
2002
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Funded
Research Experience
- Co-Principal
Investigator (with Kieran McEvoy and Brian Gormally) Border Action,
Thematic Evaluation of Funded Projects for Politically-Motivated Former
Prisoners and Their Families. £ 20,000
- Co-Principal
Investigator (with Mark Liddle) Youth Conferencing
Service,
Long-term Follow-up of Restorative Justice Conference Participants.
£ 30,000
- Advisory Board Member (Mark
Liddle, Principal Investigator) Atlantic Philanthropies,
Evaluation of "Inside-Out Trust"
- Principal Investigator,
HMYOI Feltham,
Trailblazers Mentoring Project Evaluation. £ 10,000
- Associate Investigator
(Ian O'Donnell, Principal Investigator) Irish Research Council
for the Humanities and Social Sciences, "A Multi-Level,
Multi-Method Study of Offender Re-entry in Ireland," Dublin. €
89,375
- Principal Investigator
H.F. Guggenheim
Foundation, "Understanding Public Punitiveness Toward
Offenders," Cambridge, UK. $ 45,000
- Co-Principal
Investigator (with Ros Burnett) Esmee Fairbairn
Foundation, "Evaluation of the Citizens Advice Phone Line
run by Prisoners," Cambridge and Oxford, UK. £ 15,000
- Co-Principal
Investigator (with David Duffee) Juvenile Justice and
Delinquency Prevention Grant, "Initiating a Continual
Improvement Process in Residential Educational Institutions for Youth,"
Albany, NY. $ 200,000
- Principal Investigator,
Faculty Research
Awards Program, Category A, "Opening the Black Box in
Corrections Research: Offender Rehabilitation Process and Content,"
Albany, NY. $ 20,000
- Co-Principal
Investigator (with David Canter) Joseph Rowntree
Foundation, "Liverpool Desistance Project," Liverpool, UK.
£ 20,000
- Principal Investigator,
Merseyside Drugs
Council, "Alternatives to Drugs Project Evaluation,"
Liverpool, UK. £ 10,000
- Principal Investigator,
Center for
Public Ministry, "Good Neighbor Project" Evaluation,
Northwestern University, US. $ 10,000
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Ph.D.
Supervision
Michelle Butler
> Violence in Prison - completed
2006
Roisin Devlin
> Youth Offending - began 2005
Anna King
> Punitive Psychology - completed 2005
Thomas
LeBel
> Ex-Convicts Overcoming Stigma -
completed 2005
Brian Payne
> Restorative Justice -
began 2007
Marian Duggan
> Homophobic Violence -
began 2005
Ian Telfer
> Hate Crimes - began
2007
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Co-Supervisor/Ph.D.
Committee Member
Ingrid Bennett
Gretchen Bickerstaff
Johnna Christian
Michael Cretacci
Carol DiMambro
Marian Duggan
Susan Ehrhard
Reginald Fluellen
Jeanne Kaufman
Sarah McClean
Toni Milhollin
Brian Renauer
Tom Roscoe
Amie Schuck
Jason Scott
Bianca Shaefer
Mike Weiss
Lisa White
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Ph.D.
Examination
Internal Examiner
Lila Kazemian
> Desistance from Crime
- 2005
Jade
Moran
> Informal Justice in Belfast
- 2005
Anna
Eriksson
> Community Restorative Justice
- 2007
External Examiner
Tyrone
Bush
> University of Cape Town,
South Africa - 2001
Anonymous
Review
> Victoria University of
Wellington, New Zealand - 2002
Monica
Barry
> University of Stirling,
Scotland - 2003
Cathy
Murray
> University of Stirling,
Scotland - 2006
Rosie
Meek
> University of Sussex, England
- 2007
Lesley Hardcastle
> Deakin University, Australia
- 2007
Martina Felzer
> Oxford University
- 2007
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Board
Memberships and
Other Professional Activities
(select)
- Book Series Editor, "Psychology, Crime and Justice" for American Psychological
Association Books, 2007-
- Co-Editor, Special Issue Howard
Journal of Criminal Justice (vol. 43, no. 4)
- Editor, Special Issue Theoretical
Criminology (vol. 11, no. 4)
- External Examiner, Dublin
Institute of Technology, MA in Criminology, 2006-
- Postgraduate Studies Coordinator, School of Law, Queen's University Belfast,
2005-
- Book Review Editor, Punishment
and Society (Sage), 2005-
- Board of Advisors, Centre
for Criminology, University
of Oxford,
2006-
- Board of Directors,
International Centre for Research in Forensic
Psychology,
University
of Portsmouth, 2006-
- Board of Directors, Center for Mental Health Services and Criminal
Justice Research, Rutgers
University, 2004-
- Editorial Board member
for:
> Contemporary Justice Review
(Routledge)
> Crime, Media, Culture: An
International Journal (Sage)
> Journal of Investigative
Psychology and Offender Profiling (Wiley)
> Journal of Offender
Rehabilitation (Haworth)
> Probation Journal (Sage)
> Punishment and Society (Sage)
- Co-organizer, ESRC
Seminar Series, "Life After Punishment"
- Occasional Peer
Reviewer for:
> American Journal of Sociology
> Australian and New Zealand
Journal of Criminology
> Contemporary Justice Review
> Crime and Justice: A Review
of Research
> Criminology
> Criminology and Public Policy
> International Journal of
Offender Treatment and Comparative Criminology
> Journal of Criminal Justice
> Journal of Criminal Justice
and Popular Culture
> Journal of Research in Crime
and Delinquency
> Justice Quarterly
> Legal and Criminological
Psychology
> Social Problems
> Psychology, Crime and Law
> Punishment and Society
> Western Criminology Review
- Occasional Peer
Reviewer for:
> Anderson Books
> The Economic and Social
Research Council, UK
> The European Science
Foundation
> Social Sciences and
Humanities Research Council of Canada
> Sage Books
> University of Illinois Books
> Wadsworth Books
> Willan Books
- Other Board Memberships
> ASC Michael J.
Hindelang Award Committee, 2002-2003
> ASC Program Committee,
2004-2007
> ASC Publications Board,
2006-2008
> ASC Sellin-Glueck Award
Committee, 2003-2004
> CURE-NY (Citizens United for
the Rehabilitation of Errants), 1998-2001
> Hindelang Criminal Justice
Research Center, 2000-2001
> HMP Grendon Research Advisory
Committee, 2002-2005
- Other Activities
> Volunteer tutor, NY State
Department of Corrections, 1999-2001
> Certified 'Real Justice'
family group conferencing facilitator and dispute mediator
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