Categories of Child Protection & Extra-Familial Harm: An Interview-Based Study with Practitioners Exploring the Limits of the Children Act 1989.

By Samantha Halil, London Metropolitan University . The Children Act (1989) is a long-standing piece of legislation that defines...

2024 DISSERTATION PRIZE WINNER!

Samantha Halil, London Metropolitan University.

The Journal of Crime & Justice Dissertations (JCJD) is a London Met Lab project that was established in 2023. This website is designed to give students a space to share and showcase their academic work. All of the dissertations here are provided by students who have obtained a 1st on their final dissertation projects from their respective university. This Journal does not use a peer-review process, however, all works are sourced from reputable universities and grades are confirmed by project supervisors. The JCJD is particularly interested in student work that focuses on social justice and social harm.

RECENT PUBLICATIONS...

The Use and Gendered Impact of Short-Term Sentences on Women.

By Rose Thorp, UCEN Manchester - Manchester Metropolitan University Short-term prison sentences are disproportionately handed to women,...

Oct 1, 2024

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The Media, Gender-Based Violence & Women’s Fear of Crime: An Exploratory, Interview-Based Study.

By Danielle Marie Larbi, London Metropolitan University . While the fear of crime in women has been researched, it is often reduced to a...

Oct 1, 2024

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Categories of Child Protection & Extra-Familial Harm: An Interview-Based Study with Practitioners Exploring the Limits of the Children Act 1989.

By Samantha Halil, London Metropolitan University . The Children Act (1989) is a long-standing piece of legislation that defines...

Oct 1, 2024

166 views

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