In Conversation with Dr Cheryl Lawther
While criminology can now be said to be based on a core literary canon, often Criminologists emerge from a range of disciplines, experiences and activist positions. Reflecting this, in this chapter Dr Cheryl Lawther speaks about her work at the intersecti
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Orla Lynch · Yasmine Ahmed Helen Russell · Kevin Hosford
Reflections on Irish Criminology
Orla Lynch · Yasmine Ahmed · Helen Russell · Kevin Hosford
Reflections on Irish Criminology Conversations with Criminologists
Orla Lynch Department of Sociology and Criminology University College Cork Cork, Ireland
Yasmine Ahmed Department of Sociology and Criminology University College Cork Cork, Ireland
Helen Russell Department of Sociology and Criminology University College Cork Cork, Ireland
Kevin Hosford Department of Sociology and Criminology University College Cork Cork, Ireland
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Acknowledgments
Thank you to all the participants who gave so generously of their time to participate in these conversations. The original transcripts have been edited for clarity and brevity. All mistakes and omissions and (mis)interpretations are solely the fault of the authors.
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Contents
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Criminology in Ireland, the Rise of a Discipline
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In Conversation with Prof. Ian O’Donnell
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A Conversation with Dr Deirdre Healy
27
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In Conversation with Prof. Claire Hamilton
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In Conversation with Dr Jennifer O’Mahoney
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In Conversation with Dr Cheryl Lawther
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In Conversation with Prof. Shane Kilcommins
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In Conversation with Prof. Mary Rogan
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In Conversation with Dr Diarmuid Griffin
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In Conversation with Pro
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