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How much ‘Better’ can ‘Better Regulation’ get?

Steve Tombs questions the idea of 'better regulation' in today's article.

21st October 2016
A prison building at dusk.

Prisons: Places of Harm and Dehabilitation

In this blog post, David Scott considers the Justice Secretary's recent speech on prisons.

7th October 2016
A brick building with 16 flags of various countries with drawings on them.

Today’s immigration laws have teeth, and their bite is toxic for people seeking asylum

Today's article by Victoria Canning examines the impact of new immigration laws on asylum seekers.

4th October 2016
Residential area with wooden planks, a door, and other items, with protest signs.

Wild West Property Trading

In this post, Vickie Cooper explores how the UK property market is valued by international investors.

19th August 2016
An older man in a suit with his arm outstretched in a questioning motion.

Just another Scumbag Millionaire? Green, BHS and the State of UK Regulation

Steve Tombs examines the rhetoric of capitalism in reference to the collapse of BHS.

10th August 2016
Artwork depicting an angel looking up at a mythical figure.

Hillsborough, justice and the state

In today's post, James Mehigan compares justice in the Hillsborough and Stade Armand-Cesari disasters.

3rd August 2016
A map of Europe with colours in yellow that represent the European Commision.

The Empire is Out With a Million Bullets Fired: a short introduction to the poetic rhetoric of harm

In this article, Avi Boukli explores how poetry has reflected recent political events.

21st July 2016
A ranking of Euro 2016 countries in regards to juvenile rights.

Euro 2016: Children’s Rights Champions of Europe

James Mehigan considers how the Euro 2016 countries stack up on juvenile justice in this month's post.

13th June 2016
A graph showing the effect of cuts to legal aid.

Legal aid cuts prevent the police from being held accountable for their actions

James Mehigan explores how cuts to legal aid harm the accountability of the police in today's blog.

17th May 2016
A document that says '21,000 children give evidence in court each yet. But with only 94 registered intermediaries, most don't get this support.

Supporting young offenders in the courtroom

Today's article has been written by Nicola Brace, who explores initiatives to help young offenders in a courtroom context.

26th April 2016

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