‘Funding Justice or Fuelling Crime? The Political Economy of Crime and Justice in Historical Perspective’
The next meeting of the Leeds Historical Criminology Seminar will take place on Friday, the 25th of January 2019, at the Centre for Criminal Justice Studies, University of Leeds.
Featuring presentations from Pam Cox (University of Essex), Ruth Lamont (University of Manchester), Stephen Farrall (University of Sheffield) and Zelia Gallo (King’s College London), the event will focus on the interconnections between politics, the economy, crime and criminal justice through time.
Lunch is included and prior registration is essential. Click here for more information.
Featuring presentations from Pam Cox (University of Essex), Ruth Lamont (University of Manchester), Stephen Farrall (University of Sheffield) and Zelia Gallo (King’s College London), the event will focus on the interconnections between politics, the economy, crime and criminal justice through time.
Lunch is included and prior registration is essential. Click here for more information.
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Phrenological head of Robert Peel... by John Doyle via Wellcome Collection. CC-BY-4.0. |
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