Research project

Building academic-third sector praxis in criminal justice

Research groups:
Lead researcher:

Professor Harry Annison
Other researchers:

Dr Megan Pearson
Status:

Not active

Project overview

This project fosters thinking about how academics and charities might collaborate better, in order to achieve progressive change.

Staff

Lead researcher

Professor Harry Annison

Professor of Criminal Justice

Research interests

Penal politics
Probation and parole
Narratives, storylines and penal policy

Connect with Harry

Email: H.Annison@soton.ac.uk

Other researchers

Dr Megan Pearson

Associate Professor

Research interests

Equality Law
Employment Law
Law and Religion

Connect with Megan

Email: M.R.Pearson@soton.ac.uk

Collaborating research institutes, centres and groups

Stefan Cross Centre for Women, Equality and Law

Founded in 2018, the Centre explores structural, societal, legal and regulatory issues associated with gender discrimination, raises awareness, investigates the causes and seeks better solutions.

Centre for Justice Studies

The Centre for Justice Studies comprises a collaborative network of legal and other scholars concerned with exploring questions of criminal law, criminal justice and punishment.

Research outputs

A vision for academic and third sector collaboration in (criminal) justice

Harry Annison & Kate Paradine, 2024, The Howard Journal of Crime and Justice

DOI: 10.1111/hojo.12562

Type: article

Growing Hope and Power

Kate Paradine & Harry Annison, 2023

Type: report