Critical Research Seminar Series - The Centre for the Study of Crime, Criminalisation and Social Exclusion

The Centre for the Study of Crime, Criminalisation and Social Exclusion is proud to present the CCSE Critical Research Seminar Series 2011/2012.

'This critical research seminar series offers a platform for guest speakers to discuss their past, present and ongoing research within the fields of crime, criminalisation, marginalization and social exclusion; and/or their involvement with a variety of campaigning and community groups affected by such processes. Cohering with the focus and aims of the CCSE, the emphasis of the seminar series is upon critical research and/or practice. It aims in particular to provide a forum for individuals, groups, experiences and views which typically struggle to be heard.'

Series schedule 2011/2012 - all seminars run from 5pm – 7pm, 68 Hope Street, L1 9BZ

Click here to download the CCSE Critical Research Seminar Series in PDF format

12th October  2011 Robert King The Story of a Black Panther. Followed by a free screening of the film 'In the land of the free' followed by Q&A with Robert King. (To view the video recording of the Q&A with Robert King please click here to launch LJMUTV on youtube)

26th October 2011 Vicky Canning and Roy Coleman ‘Look out for yourself’: Synopticism, Panopticism and Sexual Violence

16th November 2011 Alana Barton and Vickie Cooper Gendered Ideologies of the Home in Probation Hostels

1st December 2011 Joe Sim The Fish Rots from the Capitalist head:  Riots in the Wasteland of the Free
*please note this seminar takes place at the same time and venue but on the Thursday due to strike action 

14th December 2011 Sandra Walklate Who is the victim of crime?: blame, innocence and responsibility

11th January 2012 Paddy Hillyard Zemiology Revisited: A Decade On

25th January 2012 Bijan Pant and Sara Parker Aging in Nepal: mapping service provision and the role of NGOs in meeting the needs of the elderly in Nepal

8th February 2012 Steve Higginson Liverpool After Dark: The Retail 'Gaze', Sexsumerism and Misogyny in the Party City

22nd February 2012 Helen Rogers ‘A very fair statement of his past life’: Reading Prison and Convict Records

7th March 2012 Dave Jacques, Steve Tombs and David Whyte Toxic Capital: death and degradation in the de-industrialised city

21st March 2012 Hazel Croall Food, Crime and Control

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