TimNewburn

DepartmentofSocialPolicyLondonSchoolofEconomics

HoughtonStreet,London,WC2A2AE,UK+44(0)2079556220t.newburn@lse.ac.uk

Education1980 B.Sc.(Hons)SociologyFirstClass(UniversityofLeicester) FacultyPrizeforbestdegreein19801988 PhDSociology(UniversityofLeicester)‘PermissionandRegulation:Criminal

lawandmoralityinBritain,1955-1975’Currentappointment2002- ProfessorofCriminologyandSocialPolicy,LondonSchoolofEconomics2010- OfficialHistorianofCriminalJusticePreviouscareer:1997-2002 JosephRowntreeProfessorofUrbanSocialPolicy(ResearchChair),and

Director,PublicPolicyResearchUnit(PPRU),GoldsmithsCollege,UniversityofLondon

1992-1997 SeniorFellowandHeadofCrime,JusticeandYouthStudies,PolicyStudies

Institute VisitingProfessor,GoldsmithsCollege,UniversityofLondon1990-1992 ResearchDirector,HillsboroughProject,NationalInstituteforSocialWork,

andVisitingFellow,DepartmentofSociology,UniversityofLiverpool1987-1990 SeniorResearchOfficer,HomeOfficeResearchandPlanningUnit1985–1987 ResearchOfficer,HomeOfficeResearchandPlanningUnit1982-1985 ResearchAssociate,DepartmentofSociology,UniversityofLeicester

PUBLICATIONSBooks1. Newburn, T. (1991) Permission and Regulation: Law and Morals in Post-war

Britain,London/NewYork:Routledge

2. Newburn,T.(1993)DisasterandAfter:SocialWorkAfterDisasterLondon:JessicaKingsley

3. Newburn,T.(editor)(1993)WorkingWithDisaster:SocialWelfareInterventions

DuringAndAfterTragedy.Harlow:Longman4. Newburn, T. and Stanko, E.A. (eds) (1994) Just Boys Doing Business? Men,

MasculinitiesandCrime,London:Routledge5. Hagell, A. and Newburn, T. (1994) Persistent Young Offenders London: Policy

StudiesInstitute.6. Hagell,A.andNewburn,T.(1994)YoungOffendersandtheMedia:Viewinghabits

andpreferencesLondon:PolicyStudiesInstitute7. Jones, T.,Newburn, T. and Smith,D.J. (1994)Democracy andPolicing, London:

PolicyStudiesInstitute.

8. Taylor,R.,Ward,A.andNewburn,T.(1995)TheDayoftheHillsboroughDisasterLiverpool:LiverpoolUniversityPress.

9. Newburn,T.(1995)CrimeandCriminalJusticePolicy,Harlow:Longman

10. Saulsbury,W.,Mott, J. andNewburn, T. (eds) (1996)Themes in Contemporary

Policing,London:PoliceFoundation/PolicyStudiesInstitute11. Newburn, T. and Mair, G. (eds) (1996)Working With Men: A Handbook for

ProbationOfficers,RussellHousePublishers

12. Morgan, R. and Newburn, T. (1997) The Future of Policing, Oxford: OxfordUniversityPress

13. Jones,T.andNewburn,T.(1997)PolicingAfterTheAct:Policegovernanceafter

thePoliceandMagistrates’CourtsAct1994,London:PSI14. Vagg, J. andNewburn,T. (1998) (eds)EmergingThemes inBritishCriminology,

Loughborough:BritishSocietyofCriminology15. Jones, T. and Newburn, T. (1998)Private Security and Public Policing, Oxford:

ClarendonPress

16. Newburn, T. and Hayman, S. (2001) Policing, Surveillance and Social Control,Cullompton:WillanPublishing

17. Newburn, T. (2003)CrimeandCriminal Justice Policy, SecondEdition,Harlow:Addison,Wesley,Longman

18. Crawford,A.andNewburn,T.(2003)YouthOffendingandRestorativeJustice:

ImplementingReforminYouthJustice,Cullompton:WillanPublishing

19. McEvoy, K. andNewburn, T. (eds) (2003)Criminology, Conflict Resolution andRestorativeJustice,Basingstoke:Palgrave

20. Newburn,T.(ed)(2003)HandbookofPolicing,Cullompton:WillanPublishing21. Newburn,T.andSparks,R.(eds)(2004)CriminalJusticeandPoliticalCultures:

Nationalandinternationaldimensionsofcrimecontrol,Cullompton:WillanPublishing

22. Newburn,T.(ed)(2004)Policing:KeyReadings,Cullompton:WillanPublishing

23. Newburn, T. and Shiner, M. (2005) Dealing with Disaffection: Young people,

mentoringandsocialinclusion,Cullompton:WillanPublishing24. Jones, T. and Newburn, T. (2006) (eds) Plural Policing: A Comparative

Perspective,London:Routledge25. Newburn, T. and Rock, P. (2006) [eds]The Politics of Crime Control: Essays in

HonourofDavidDownes,Oxford:ClarendonPress26. Dearling, A., Newburn, T. and Somerville, P. (2006) (eds) Supporting Safer

Communities: Housing, crime and community, London: Chartered Institute ofHousing

27. Newburn,T.,Williamson,T. andWright,A. (2007) (eds)HandbookofCriminalInvestigation,Cullompton:Willan

28. Jones, T. and Newburn, T. (2007) Policy Transfer and Criminal Justice,Maidenhead:OpenUniversityPress

29. Newburn,T.(2007)Criminology,Cullompton:Willan30. Newburn,T.andNeyroud,P.(2008)ADictionaryofPolicing,Cullompton:Willan

31. Newburn,T.(ed)(2008)HandbookofPolicing,2ndEdition,Cullompton:Willan

32. Hinton, M. and Newburn, T. (eds) (2008) Policing Developing Democracies,

London/NewYork:Routledge33. Newburn,T.(2009)(ed)KeyReadingsinCriminology,Cullompton:Willan

34. McLaughlin,E. andNewburn,T. (2010) (eds)SageHandbookofCriminological

Theory,London:Sage35. Downes,D.,Hobbs,D.andNewburn,T. (2010)(eds)TheEternalRecurrenceof

CrimeandControl:EssaysinHonourofPaulRock,Oxford:ClarendonPress36. Roberts, D., Lewis, P. andNewburn, T. (2011)Reading the Riots: Investigating

England’sSummerofDisorder,London:GuardianShorts

37. Newburn,T.(2013)Criminology,2ndedition,London:Routledge38. Newburn,T.andPeay,T.(2012)Policing:Politics,CultureandControl:Essaysin

HonourofRobertReiner,Oxford:HartPublishing39. Waddington,P.A.J.,Williams,K.,Wright,P.andNewburn,T.(2017)HowPeople

JudgePolicing,Oxford:OxfordUniversityPress40. Newburn,T.(2017)Criminology,3rdedition,London:Routledge

41. Newburn,T.(forthcoming)Criminology:Averyshortintroduction,Oxford:Oxford

UniversityPress42. Newburn, T. and Ward, A. (forthcoming) Orderly Britain: How we solve our

everydayproblems–fromdogmesstodouble-parking,London:LittleBrownArticlesinRefereedJournals

1. Newburn,T. (1991)OrganisationalPressuresandRoleStresses intheLivesof

theHillsboroughSocialWorkTeams.DisasterManagementvol.3no.42. Hagell,A.andNewburn,T.(1994)Persistentyoungoffendersandpersistentold

myths.PolicyStudies(15)2,Summer3. Newburn,T. (1995)Thepoliticsof sentencing reformand theCriminal Justice

Act1991,PolicyStudies,vol.16,no.3.4. Jones,T.andNewburn,T.(1995)HowBigisthePrivateSecuritySector?Policing

andSociety,vol.5,pp.221-2325. Jones,T.andNewburn,T. (1995)Localgovernmentandpolicing:arrestingthe

declineoflocalinfluence,LocalGovernmentStudies,vol.21,3,pp.448-4606. Hagell,A.andNewburn,T.(1996)Familyandsocialbackgroundsofadolescent

reoffenders,JournalofAdolescence,19,5-18

7. Jones, T. and Newburn, T. and Smith, D.J. (1996) Policing and the idea ofdemocracy,BritishJournalofCriminology,36,2,182-198

8. Rowlingson, K., Hagell, A. and Newburn, T. (1997) A drop in the ocean? The

dischargegrantforex-prisoners,HowardJournalofCriminalJustice,9. Shiner,M.andNewburn,T.(1997)Definitely,MaybeNot?Thenormalizationof

drugusebyyoungpeople,Sociology,August10. Newburn, T. (1998) Tackling Youth Crime and Reforming Youth Justice: The

originsandnatureofNewLabourpolicy,PolicyStudies,19,3-4,199-21211. Newburn, T. (1998) Young offenders, drugs and prevention, Drugs, Education,

PreventionandPolicy,5,3,233-34312. Newburn, T. and Jones, T. (1999) The police and the new magistracy:

independentmembersandthenewpoliceauthorities,LiverpoolLawReview,21,2-3,241-259

13. Jones, T. and Newburn, T. (1999) Urban Change and Policing, Mass Private

PropertyReconsidered,European Journal onCriminalPolicy andResearch,7,225-244

14. Newburn,T.(1999)DrugPreventionandYouthJustice:IssuesofPhilosophy,

PoliticsandPractice,BritishJournalofCriminology,39,4,609-62415. Newburn,T.(2001)WhatDoWeMeanByEvaluation?ChildrenandSociety,15,

5-1316. Newburn,T.(2001)TheCommodificationofPolicing:SecurityNetworksinthe

LateModernCity,UrbanStudies,38,5-6,829-84817. Jones,T.andNewburn,T.(2002)Thetransformationofpolicing?Understanding

currenttrendsinpolicingsystems,BritishJournalofCriminology,42,1,129-14618. Earle, R. and Newburn, T. (2002) Creative Tensions? Young Offenders,

RestorativeJusticeandtheIntroductionofReferralOrders,YouthJustice,1,3,3-14

19. Jones, T. and Newburn, T. (2002) Learning from Uncle Sam? Exploring U.S

InfluencesonBritishCrimeControlPolicy,Governance,15,1,97-11920. Crawford, A. and Newburn, T. (2002) Recent developments in restorative

justiceforyoungpeopleinEnglandandWales:CommunityParticipationandRestoration,BritishJournalofCriminology,45,2,476-495

21. Newburn, T. (2002) Atlantic Crossings: Policy transfer and crime control in

EnglandandWales,PunishmentandSociety,4,2,165-194

22. Newburn,T.andJones,T.(2002)PolicyConvergenceandCrimeControlintheUSA and UK: Streams of influence and levels of impact, Criminology andCriminalJustice,2,2,173-203

23. Earle,R.,Newburn,T.andCrawford,A.(2003)ReferralOrders:Somereflections

onpolicytransferand‘whatworks’,YouthJustice,2,3,141-15024. Graham, J. and Newburn, T. (2003) Het vuur aan de schenen van jonge

veelplegers in Engeland en Wales – recente ontwikkelingen, Tijdschrift voorCriminologie,45,2,193-203

25. Newburn,T.,Shiner,M.andHayman,S.(2004)Racism,CrimeandInjustice?Strip

searchandthetreatmentofsuspects incustody,British JournalofCriminology,44,5,677-694

26. Jones,T.andNewburn,T.(2004)Comparativecriminaljusticepolicy-makingin

theUSandUK:Thecaseofprivateprisons,BritishJournalofCriminology,45,1,58-80

27. Newburn,T.andReiner,R. (2004) (50thAnniversaryEssay)FromPCDixon to

DixonPLC:PolicingandPolicePowersSince1954,CriminalLawReview,August,601-618

28. Newburn,T.andJones,T.(2005)Symbolicpoliticsandpenalpolicy:Thelong

shadowofWillieHorton,Crime,Media,Culture¸1,1,72-8729. Jones, T. and Newburn, T. (2006) Three strikes and you’re out: Exploring

symbol and substance in American and British crime control policy, BritishJournalofCriminology,46,5,781-802

30. Newburn,T.andShiner,M.(2006)Mentoringdisaffectedyoungpeople,Youth

Justice,6,1,23-4131. Newburn, T. and Jones, T. (2007) Symbolising crime control: reflections on zero

tolerance,TheoreticalCriminology,11,2,221-24332. Jones, T. and Newburn, T. (2009) Le managérialisme et la nature des réformes

policièresenAngleterreetauPaysdeGalles,RevueFrancaisedeSciencesPolitique,59,61175-1196

33. Newburn,T.(2010)Diffusion,DifferentiationandResistanceinComparativePenality,

CriminologyandCriminalJustice,10,4,341-35234. Newburn,T.(2011)Policingyouthantisocialbehaviourandcrime:Timeforreform?,

JournalofChildren’sServices,6,2,96-10535. Newburn, T. (2012) Police and Crime Commissioners: The Americanization of

policingoraveryBritishreform?InternationalJournalofLaw,CrimeandJustice,

36. Newburn,T.(2012)Counterblast:Youngpeopleandtheriots,HowardJournal,

37. Hohl,K.,Stanko,E.andNewburn,T.(2013)TheEffectof the2011LondonDisorderonPublicOpinionofPoliceandAttitudesTowardsCrime,Disorder,andSentencing,Policing,vol.7,no.1,

38. Jones,T.andNewburn,T.(2013)PolicyConvergence,PoliticsandComparativePenal

Reform:SexOffenderNotificationSchemesintheUSandUK,PunishmentandSociety,15,5,439-467

39. Waddington, P.A.J., Williams, K., Wright, M. and Newburn, T. (2015) Dissension in

publicevaluationsofpolicing,PolicingandSociety,

40. Newburn, T. (2015) The 2011 English riots in recent historical perspective,BritishJournalofCriminology,55,1,375-392

41. Newburn, T., Diski, R., Cooper, K., Deacon, R., Burch, A. and Grant, M. (2016) ‘The

Biggest Gang’: Police and people in the 2011 England Riots, Policing and Society,https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2011/dec/05/anger-police-fuelled-riots-study

42. Newburn,T.,Cooper,K.,Deacon,R.andDiski,R.(2015)‘ShoppingforFree’?Looting,

consumerism and the 2011 riots, British Journal of Criminology, doi:10.1093/bjc/azv007

43. Newburn,T.(2015)Reflectionsonwhyplacesdon’triot,TheoreticalCriminology,doi:

10.1177/1362480615598829 Awarded the British Society of Criminology (PolicingSub-Division)Prizeforsingle-authoredpaperoftheyear2016

44. Newburn (2016) The 2011 England riots in European context: A framework for

understandingthe‘life-cycle’ofriots,EuropeanJournalofCriminology,13,5,540-55645. Newburn,T.,Deacon,R.,Diski,R.,Cooper,K.,Grant,M.andBurch,A.(2016)‘Thebest

threedaysofmylife’:pleasure,powerandalienationinthe2011riots,Crime,Media,Culture,doi10.1177/1741659016667438

46. Newburn, T. (2016) Revisiting the Classics. Robert Reiner: The politics of policing,PolicingandSociety,26,7,841-849

47. Newburn, T., Jones, T. and Blaustein, J. (2017) Policy mobilities and comparative

penality,TheoreticalCriminology,https://doi.org/10.1177/136248061771398548. Newburn,T.,Burch,A., Cooper,K.,Deacon,R.,Diski,R. andGrant,M. (forthcoming)

Theshrinkingofsocialcitizenship:SocialexclusionandtheEnglandriots,49. Newburn,T.,Jones,T.andBlaustein,J.(2018forthcoming)Framingthe2011England

riots:Understandingthepoliticalandpolicyresponse,HowardJournal

OfficialReports/Monographs1. Newburn, T. (1988) The Use and Enforcement of Compensation Orders in

Magistrates'CourtsHomeOfficeResearchStudyNo.102London:HMSO

2. Newburn, T. (1989) The Settlement of Claims at the Criminal InjuriesCompensationBoard,HomeOfficeResearchStudyNo.112London:HMSO

3. Newburn,T.andMerry,S.(1990)KeepinginTouch:Police-VictimCommunication

inTwoAreas,HomeOfficeResearchStudyNo.116London:HMSO4. Newburn,T.(1994)TheEffectsofCrimeandtheLong-TermNeedsofVictims:A

Review of Literature, Research and Planning Unit Paper No.80. London: HomeOffice

5. Shiner,M.andNewburn,T.(1996)YoungPeople,DrugsandPeerEducation:an

evaluationoftheYouthAwarenessProgramme,DrugsPreventionInitiativePaper13,London:HomeOffice

6. Rowlingson,K.,Whyley,C.andNewburn,T.(1997)SocialSecurityFraud:Therole

ofpenalties,London:TheStationeryOffice7. Newburn, T. and Elliott, J. (1998) PoliceAnti-Drugs Strategies: Tackling Drugs

Together Three Years On, Crime Detection and Prevention Series paper 89,London:HomeOffice

8. Newburn, T. (1999) Understanding and Preventing Police Corruption: Lessons

fromtheliterature,PoliceResearchSeriesPaper110,London:HomeOffice9. Newburn,T.andElliott,J.(1999)RisksandResponses:Drugpreventionandyouth

justice,DrugPreventionAdvisoryServicePaperNo.3,London:HomeOffice10. Jones,T.andNewburn,T.(2001)WideningAccess:Improvingpolicerelationships

with hard to reach groups, Police Research Series Paper 138, London: HomeOffice

11. Newburn, T., Crawford, A., Earle, R., Goldie, S., Hale, C.,Masters, G., Netten, A.,

Saunders,R.,Sharpe,K.,andUglow,S.(2001)TheIntroductionofReferralOrdersintotheYouthJusticeSystem,RDSOccasionalPaperNo.70,London:HomeOffice

12. Newburn, T., Crawford, A., Earle, R., Goldie, S., Hale, C.,Masters, G., Netten, A.,

Saunders,R.,Sharpe,K.,andUglow,S.(2001)TheIntroductionofReferralOrdersintotheYouthJusticeSystem:Secondinterimreport,RDSOccasionalPaperNo.73,London:HomeOffice

13. Miers,D.,Maguire,M.,Goldie,S.,Sharpe,K.,Hale,C.,Netten,A.,Uglow,S.,Doolin,

K.,Hallam,A.,Enterkin,J.andNewburn,T.(2001)AnExploratoryEvaluationofRestorative JusticeSchemes,CrimeReductionResearchSeriesPaper9,London:HomeOffice

14. Newburn, T. and Jones, T. (2002) Consultation by Crime and Disorder

Partnerships,PoliceResearchSeriesPaper148,London:HomeOffice

15. Newburn, T., Crawford, A., Earle, R., Goldie, S., Hale, C.,Masters, G., Netten, A.,Saunders,R.,Sharpe,K.,andUglow,S.(2002)TheIntroductionofReferralOrdersintotheYouthJusticeSystem,HomeOfficeResearchStudyNo.242,London:HomeOffice

16. Foster,J.,Newburn,T.andSouhami,A.(2005)AssessingtheImpactoftheStephen

LawrenceInquiry,London:HomeOffice

17. Turley, C., Ranns,H., Callanan,M., Blackwell, A.Newburn, T. (2012)DeliveringNeighbourhoodPolicinginPartnership,London:HomeOffice

18. Newburn, T. (2015) Police integrity and corruption, London: Her Majesty’s

InspectorateofConstabulary

ResearchReports1. Dunning, E.G., Murphy, P., Newburn, T. and Waddington, I. (1985) Violent

DisordersinTwentiethCenturyBritain.FinalreporttotheESRC.2. Whitham, D. and Newburn, T. (1992) Coping with Tragedy: Managing the

ResponsestoTwoDisasters.Nottingham:NottinghamshireCountyCouncil.3. Newburn, T. (1992) Caring for the Carers: The Staffline Initiative after

HillsboroughReporttotheBritishAssociationofSocialWorkers.4. Newburn,T.(1993)MakingaDifference?SocialWorkAfterHillsborough.London:

NationalInstituteforSocialWork.5. Hagell,A.,Newburn,T.andRowlingson,K.(1995)FinancialDifficultiesonRelease

fromPrison,London:PSI6. Shiner, M. and Newburn, T. (1995) Entry into the Legal Professions: The law

studentcohortsurveyyear3,ResearchReportNo.18,London:LawSociety7. Jones,T.andNewburn,T.(1996)Policinganddisaffectedcommunities:Areview

oftheliterature,AnnualReportoftheStandingAdvisoryCommissiononHumanRights,London:HMSO

8. Newburn,T.(1998)CriminalJusticeDrugsProject.TrentHouseProbationHostel:

Ashortevaluationreport,London:DrugsPreventionInitiative9. Newburn,T.(1999)DisaffectedYouthinPoorCommunities,ReporttotheSocial

ExclusionUnitPolicyActionTeam1210. Newburn,T.andShiner,M.(2001)TeenageKicks?YoungPeopleandAlcohol:A

reviewoftheliterature,York:JosephRowntreeFoundation.

11. Newburn. T., Hale, C., Uglow, S., Netten, A., Shiner, M., Hayman, S., Earl, R.,Cockcroft, T., Barnard, L. (2004). The Evaluation of Visual Recording ofInterviewswithSuspectsinPoliceStations:FinalReport.London:HomeOffice

12. Shiner,M.,Young,T.,Newburn,T.andGroben,S. (2004)MentoringDisaffected

YoungPeople,York:JosephRowntreeFoundation13. Turley, C., Blackwell, A., Ranns, H., Callanan, M., Webster, S. and Newburn, T.

(2011) An Evaluation of Neighbourhood Policing within an IntegratedNeighbourhoodManagementApproach,ReporttotheHomeOffice

14. Guardian/LSE (2011) Reading the Riots: Investigating England’s Summer of

Disorder,London:Guardian/LSEBookchapters1. Dunning, E.G., Murphy, P., Newburn, T. and Waddington, I. (1987) Violent

DisordersinTwentiethCenturyBritain.inGaskell,G.andBenewick,R.(eds)TheCrowdinContemporaryBritainLondon:Sage.

2. Newburn, T. (1990) Compensation by the Offender and the State. in Viano, E.

(ed)TheVictimologyResearchHandbookGarlandPublishingInc.NewYork.3. Newburn, T. (1991) Coping with Trauma: SocialWork after the Hillsborough

Disaster. In Newnes, C. (ed) Death, Dying and Society, Lawrence ErlbaumAssociatesLtd.

4. Newburn, T. (1992) Police-Community Mediation in the United States: The

Department of Justice Community Relations Service. in Marshall, T.F. (ed)CommunityDisordersandPolicingLondon:WhitingandBirch.

5. Newburn, T. (1993)Workingwithdisaster. InNewburn, T. (ed)Workingwith

DisasterHarlow:Longman6. Newburn, T. (1993) Social welfare after tragedy: What have we learnt? In

Newburn,T.(ed)WorkingwithDisasterHarlow:Longman7. Whitham,D.andNewburn,T. (1993)TheKegworth/M1aircrash:Settingupa

helpline and a support service. In Newburn, T. (ed)Working with Disaster,Harlow:Longman

8. Newburn, T. and Stanko, E.A. (1994) When Men are Victims: The failure of

victimologyandvictimservices.In,JustBoysDoingBusiness?Men,MasculinitiesandCrime,editedbyNewburnandStanko(reprintedinJewkes,Y.andLetherby,G.(eds)(2002)Criminology:AReader,London:Sage)

9. Newburn,T.andStanko,E.A.(1994)Introduction:Men,masculinitiesandcrime.In, Just BoysDoingBusiness?Men,Masculinities and Crime, edited byNewburnandStanko

10. Jones, T. and Newburn, T. (1996) The regulation and control of the private

securityindustry,InSaulsbury,W.etal(eds)ThemesinContemporaryPolicing,London:PoliceFoundation/PolicyStudiesInstitute

11. Newburn, T. and Jones, T. (1996) Police accountability, In Saulsbury,W. et al

(eds) Themes in Contemporary Policing, London: Police Foundation/PolicyStudiesInstitute

12. Newburn,T. (1996)The roleof socialworkers in the aftermathofdisaster, in

Preston-Shoot,M.andJackson,S. (eds)EducatingSocialWorkers inaChangingPolicyContext,London:WhitingandBirch

13. Newburn,T.(1996)SomelessonsfromHillsborough,InMead,C.(ed)Journeysof

Discovery: Creative learning fromdisaster, London:National Institute for SocialWork

14. Newburn,T.(1996)Caringaftertragedy,InMead,C.(ed)JourneysofDiscovery:

Creativelearningfromdisaster,London:NationalInstituteforSocialWork15. Newburn, T. (1996) Back to the future? Youth crime, youth justice and the

rediscovery of `authoritarian populism', In Pilcher, J. and Wagg, S. Thatcher'sChildren?Politics,childhoodandsocietyinthe1980sand1990s,FalmerPress

16. Hagell,A.andNewburn,T. (1997)Goingpublicwith `YoungOffendersandthe

Media', InBarker,M. andPetley, J. (eds) Ill Effects: Themedia/violence debate,London:Routledge

17. Newburn, T. (1997) Youth, crime and justice, In Maguire, M., Morgan, R. and

Reiner, R. (eds) TheOxfordHandbook of Criminology, SecondEdition, Oxford:OxfordUniversityPress

18. Jones, T. and Newburn, T. (1999) Policing public and private space in late

modernBritain,inCarlen,P.andMorgan,R.(eds)CrimeUnlimited?Questionsforthe21stCentury,Basinstoke:Macmillan

19. Shiner,M.andNewburn,T.(1999)TakingTeaWithNoel:Theplaceandmeaning

of drug use in everyday life, in South, N. (ed) Drugs: Cultures, controls andeverydaylife,London:Sage

20. Newburn, T. (2001) Community safety and policing: Some implications of the

CrimeandDisorderAct1998, inHughes,G.,McLaughlin,E.andMuncie, J. (ed)CrimePreventionandCommunitySafety:NewDirections,London:Sage

21. Newburn, T. (2002) The introduction of CCTV into a custody suite: somereflections on risk, surveillance and policing, in A.Crawford (ed) Crime andInsecurity:ThegovernanceofsafetyinEurope,Cullompton:WillanPublishing

22. Newburn, T. (2002) The contemporary politics of youth crime prevention, in

Muncie, J., Hughes, G. andMcLaughlin, E. (eds)Youth Justice: Critical readings,London:Sage

23. Newburn, T. (2002) Young people, crime and youth justice, In Maguire, M.,

Morgan, R. and Reiner, R. (eds) The Oxford Handbook of Criminology, ThirdEdition,Oxford:OxfordUniversityPress

24. McEvoy, K. and Newburn, T. (2003) Criminology, conflict resolution and

restorative justice, in K. McEvoy and T. Newburn (eds) Criminology, ConflictResolutionandRestorativeJustice,Basingstoke:Palgrave

25. Newburn,T. (2003)Criminal JusticePolicy, inEllison,N.andPierson,C. (eds)

DevelopmentsinBritishSocialPolicy2,Basingstoke:Palgrave26. Newburn,T.(2003)Introduction:UnderstandingPolicing,inNewburn,T.(ed)

HandbookofPolicing,Cullompton:WillanPublishing27. Newburn, T. (2003) Policing Since 1945, in Newburn, T. (ed) Handbook of

Policing,Cullompton:WillanPublishing28. Newburn,T. (2003)TheFutureofPolicing, inNewburn,T. (ed)Handbookof

Policing,Cullompton:WillanPublishing29. Matassa,M. andNewburn,T. (2003)Policing andTerrorism, inNewburn,T.

(ed)HandbookofPolicing,Cullompton:WillanPublishing30. Matassa,M.andNewburn,T.(2003)Problem-OrientedEvaluation?Evaluating

Problem-OrientedPolicingInitiatives, inBullock,K.andTilley,N.(eds)CrimeReductionandProblem-OrientedPolicing,Cullompton:WillanPublishing

31. Newburn, T. and Sparks, R. (2004) Criminal justice and political cultures, in

Newburn, T. and Sparks, R. (eds) Criminal Justice and Political Cultures,Cullompton:Willan

32. Jones, T. and Newburn, T. (2004) The Convergence of UK and UK Crime

ControlPolicy:Exploringsubstanceandprocess,inNewburn,T.andSparks,R.(eds)CriminalJusticeandPoliticalCultures,Cullompton:Willan

33. Newburn, T. and Souhami, A. (2005) Youth diversion, in Tilley, N. (ed)

HandbookofCrimePrevention,Cullompton:Willan34. Newburn, T. (2006) Criminal Justice, in Peters, B.G. andPierre, J. (eds)Sage

HandbookofPublicPolicy,ThousandOaks,CA:Sage

35. Newburn,T.(2007)ThefutureofpolicinginBritain,inSmith,D.J.andHenry,A.(eds)PoliceandPeopleTwentyYearsOn,Aldershot:Ashgate

36. Jones,T.andNewburn,T.(2006)Introduction:Pluralpolicingincomparative

perspective, inJones,T.andNewburn,T.(eds)PluralPolicinginComparativePerspective,London:Routledge

37. Jones, T. and Newburn, T. (2006) England and Wales., in Jones, T. and

Newburn, T. (eds) Plural Policing in Comparative Perspective, London:Routledge

38. Newburn,T.andRock,P.(2006)Introduction:DavidDownes,inNewburn,T.

and Rock, P. (eds) The Politics of Crime Control: Essays in Honour of DavidDownes,Oxford:ClarendonPress

39. Newburn, T. (2006) Contrasts in intolerance: Cultures of control in the USA

and Britain, in Newburn, T. and Rock, P. (eds)The Politics of Crime Control:EssaysinHonourofDavidDownes,Oxford:ClarendonPress

40. Newburn,T.(2007)Youthcrimeandyouthculture,inMaguire,M.,Morgan,R.

and Reiner, R. (eds) The Oxford Handbook of Criminology, Oxford: OxfordUniversityPress,4thed,forthcoming

41. Morgan,R.andNewburn,T. (2007)Youth justice, inMaguire,M.,Morgan,R.

and Reiner, R. (eds) The Oxford Handbook of Criminology, Oxford: OxfordUniversityPress,4thed,forthcoming

42. Newburn, T. and Reiner, R. (2007) Policing, in Maguire, M., Morgan, R. and

Reiner, R. (eds) The Oxford Handbook of Criminology, Oxford: OxfordUniversityPress,4thed,forthcoming

43. Morgan,R.andNewburn,T.(2007)Youthjusticeandprobation,inGelsthorpe,

L.andMorgan,R.(eds)HandbookofProbation,Cullompton:Willan44. Newburn,T. (2007) ‘Toughon crime’:Penalpolicy inEnglandandWales, in

Tonry, M. (ed) Crime, Punishment and Politics in Comparative Perspective,Crimeand Justice:AnAnnualReview, vol.36,Chicago:UniversityofChicagoPress

45. Reiner,R.andNewburn,T.(2007)Policeresearch,inKing,R.andWincup,E.

(eds)DoingResearch on Crime and Justice,2nd ed,Oxford:OxfordUniversityPress

46. Matassa, M. and Newburn, T. (2007) The social context of criminal

investigation, in Newburn, T. et al A Handbook of Criminal Investigation,Cullompton:Willan

47. Newburn, T., Williamson, T. and Wright, A. (2007) Introduction:Understanding criminal investigation, in Newburn, T. et al A Handbook ofCriminalInvestigation,Cullompton:Willan

48. Newburn,T.(2007)Governingsecurity: theriseof theprivatizedmilitary, in

Downes,D.,Rock,P.,Chinkin,C.andGearty,C.(eds)Crime,SocialControlandHumanRights.Frommoralpanicstostatesofdenial:EssaysinhonourofStanleyCohen,Cullompton:Willan

49. Newburn,T.andReiner,R. (2007)Crimeandpenalpolicy, inSeldon,A. (ed)

Blair’sBritain,Cambridge:CambridgeUniversityPress50. Newburn,T.(2008)Criminaljusticepolicy,inAlcock,P.etal.(eds)TheStudent

CompaniontoSocialPolicy,3rded,Oxford:Blackwell51. Newburn,T.(2008)entrieson:MinistryofJustice;PoliceandJusticeAct2006;

Policing; Security; Sheehy Inquiry; Skills for Justice, in Newburn, T. andNeyroud,P.(eds)DictionaryofPolicing,Cullompton:Willan

52. Newburn,T. (2008)entrieson;Comparativecriminal justicepolicy;security,

inCane,P.andConaghan,J.(eds)TheNewOxfordCompaniontoLaw,Oxford:OUP

53. Newburn, T. (2008)Understanding Policing, inNewburn, T. (ed)Handbook of

Policing,2nded,Cullompton:Willan

54. Newburn, T. (2008) Policing since 1945, in Newburn, T. (ed) Handbook ofPolicing,2nded,Cullompton:Willan

55. Newburn, T. (2008) The Future of Policing, in Newburn, T. (ed)Handbook of

Policing,2nded,Cullompton:Willan56. McLaughlin,E.andNewburn,T.(2010)Introduction:CriminologicalTheory, in

McLaughlin,E.andNewburn,T. (eds)SageHandbookofCriminologicalTheory,London:Sage

57. Newburn, T. (2011) Criminology andGovernment: Some reflections on recent

developments in England, in Bosworth, M. and Hoyle, C. (eds) What isCriminology?Oxford:OUP

58. Newburn,T.(2011)Criminal Justice, inAlcock,P.,May,M.andWright,S. (eds)

TheStudents’CompaniontoSocialPolicy,4thed,Oxford:Blackwell59. Morgan, R. and Newburn, T. (2012) Youth crime and justice: Rediscovering

devolution,discretionanddiversion?, inMaguire,M.,Morgan,R.andReiner,R.(eds)OxfordHandbookofCriminology,5thed,Oxford:OUP

60. Newburn, T. and Reiner, R. (2012) Policing and the Police, in Maguire, M.,Morgan,R.andReiner,R.(eds)OxfordHandbookofCriminology,5thed,Oxford:OUP

61. Jones, T., Newburn, T. and Smith, D.J. (2012) Local electoral control and

democratic policing in England and Wales, in Newburn, T. and Peay, J. (eds)Policing:Politics,CultureandControl:EssaysinHonourofRobertReiner,Oxford:Hart

62. Newburn,T.andRock,P.(2012)RobertReiner,inNewburn,T.andPeay,J.(eds)

Policing:Politics,CultureandControl:EssaysinHonourofRobertReiner,Oxford:Hart

63. Newburn, T. (2014) Punishment, Populism and Performance Management:

‘New’ Labour, Youth, Crime and Justice, in Pilcher, J. and Wagg, S. (eds)Thatcher’sGrandchildren?ThePoliticsofChildhoodintheTwentyFirstCentury,Basingstoke:Palgrave

64. Newburn,T.(2016)Crimeandsocialdisadvantage,Dean,H.andPlatt,L.(eds)

SocialAdvantageandDisadvantage,Oxford:OxfordUniversityPress65. Newburn,T.(2016)Criminal Justice, inAlcock,P.,May,M.andWright,S. (eds)

TheStudents’CompaniontoSocialPolicy,5thed,Oxford:Blackwell66. Newburn,T.(2016)Government,governanceandcriminal justice, inMair,G.

etal,(eds)CriminalJustice,London:Sage67. Jones,T.,Newburn,T.andReiner,R.(2017)Policingandthepolice,inLiebling,

A., Maruna, S. and McAra, L. (eds)Oxford Handbook of Criminology,Oxford:OUP,6thedition

Otherarticles/journalism

1. Newburn,T.(1986)ReparationandMediationinCriminalJustice.MediationSpring2. Marshall,T.andNewburn,T.(1986)VisitsfromAmericanMediators:HowardZehr.

MediationWinter

3. Newburn,T.(1987)FamilyMatters:MaritalDissolutionandMediation.MediationAutumn

4. Newburn, T. (1987) Compensation for Injury in the Magistrates' Courts. Home

OfficeResearchBulletinNo.23

5. Newburn, T. (1987) Compensation for Injury: If You Don't Ask You Won't Get.Policevol.xxNo.1September

6. Newburn, T. (1988) Victims' Views of Courts and Compensation. Home OfficeResearchBulletinNo.25

7. Newburn, T. (1988) Compensation Orders - Current Practice/Future Prospects.

JusticeofthePeaceOctober

8. Newburn,T.(1989)ThePolice,VictimsandVictimsSupport.HomeOfficeResearchBulletinNo.26

9. Newburn, T. (1989) The Police, Victims Support and Victims of Crime. ARVAC

BulletinNo.38Autumn

10. Newburn, T. (1989) The Boundaries of Criminal Injuries Compensation. HomeOfficeResearchBulletinNo.27

11. Newburn,T.(1990)CustomerServices.PoliceDecember

12. Newburn, T., Brown, D., Crisp, D. and Dewhurst, P. (1990) Policing the Streets.

HomeOfficeResearchBulletinNo.29

13. Newburn, T., Brown, D., Crisp, D. and Dewhurst, P. (1990)Whose Order?PoliceNovember

14. Newburn,T.,Brown,D.,Crisp,P.andDewhurst,P.(1991)IncreasingPublicOrder.

Policingvol.7Spring,reprintedinNelken,D.(ed)DartmouthInternationalLibraryofCriminology,CriminalJusticeandPenology,Aldershot:Dartmouth

15. Newburn,T.(1992)'TheSwingingSixties?:ResearchingtheRealities'ASSIGnation

vol.9no.3April

16. Newburn,T.(1993)RealMen:Ifyoucan'tbeat 'em,fight 'em.ASSIGnationvol.10no.2

17. Newburn, T. (1993) Social work response to disasters, Social Care Research

Findings,York:JosephRowntreeFoundation

18. Newburn, T. (1993) The long-term impact of criminal victimisation.HomeOfficeResearchBulletinNo.33London:HomeOffice

19. Newburn,T.(1993)LessonsfromHillsborough.CivilProtectionNo.27Summer

20. Newburn,T.(1993)FootingtheBillAfterDisaster.PolicyStudies,Vol.14No.3

21. Newburn,T.(1994)Policingresearch,policyandpublicdebate.ASSIGnationvol.11,

no.3

22. Newburn,T.andHagell,A.(1994)Identifyingpersistentyoungoffenders.JusticeofthePeaceandLocalGovernmentLaw,158,21,334-336

23. Newburn,T.andHagell,A.(1994)Arresteddevelopment,CommunityCare,2-8June

24. Morgan,R.andNewburn,T.(1994)RadicallyRethinkingPolicing,NewLawJournal,5August

25. Morgan,R.andNewburn,T.(1994)Shadowsonthebeat,PoliceReview,5August

26. Morgan, R. and Newburn, T. (1994) Backing up the Bobby, Parliamentary Brief,

Vol.2,No.10,SummerRecess

27. Hagell, A. and Newburn, T. (1994) `Violent videos and juvenile crime',Memorandum of evidence submitted to the Home Affairs Committee, FourthReportVideoViolenceandYoungOffendersLondon:HMSO

28. Newburn, T. and Hagell, A. (1994) Persistent Young Offenders, The Magistrate,

vol.50,no.7,September

29. Jones,T. andNewburn,T. (1994)Democracy, thepoliceand local accountability,MunicipalReviewandAMANews,October

30. Morgan,R.andNewburn,T.(1994)BackingupthePolice,CriminalJusticeMatters,

No.17,Autumn

31. Newburn,T.andMorgan,R.(1994)ANewAgendafortheOldBill,Policing,vol.10,no. 3, reprinted in Reiner, R. (ed) Policing, volume 1, Dartmouth InternationalLibraryofCriminology,CriminalJusticeandPenology,Aldershot:Dartmouth

32. Jones,T.andNewburn,T.(1994)PolicingandDemocracy,CriminalJusticeMatters,

N0.17,Autumn

33. Newburn,T.andMorgan,R.(1994)ThinkingAboutPolicing,Police,August

34. Jones, T. and Newburn, T. (1994) New act for the old bill, Local GovernmentChronicle,28October

35. Jones, T. and Newburn, T. (1994) How Big is the Private Security Industry?

ProfessionalSecurity,

36. Jones,T.andNewburn,T.(1994)AMatterofFacts,SecurityGazette,December

37. Newburn,T.andHagell,A.(1995)ViolenceonScreen: JustChildsPlay?SociologyReview,February

38. Jones, T. andNewburn, T. (1995) Police authorities and the democratic process,

Policing,March

39. Newburn,T.andJones,T.(1995)Thefutureoftrafficpolicing,Policing,vol.11,no.2,Summer

40. Newburn, T. (1995) The future of policing, In, Annual Report of the StandingAdvisoryCommissiononHumanRights,London:HMSO

41. Newburn, T. and Hagell, A. (1995) Persistent Young Offenders, Home Office

ResearchBulletin,London:HomeOffice

42. Newburn,T.andShiner,M.(1995)Becomingasolicitor,InRemovingtheBarriers:Legal services and the legal profession, Proceedings of the Annual ResearchConference,London:LawSociety

43. Jones, T. and Newburn, T. (1995) Private security and the public interest,

ParliamentaryPolicyForum,Winter

44. Newburn, T. and Shiner, M. (1996) Old school ties? Discrimination and thesolicitors'profession,CriminalJusticeMatters,No.22Winter

45. Rowlingson,K.,Hagell,A.andNewburn,T. (1996)The financialdifficultiesofex-

prisoners,Benefits,Issue15,January

46. Hagell,A.andNewburn,T.(1996)Comparisonsofviewinghabitsandpreferencesofyoungoffendersandrepresentativeschoolchildren,PastoralCare inEducation,March,pp.37-42

47. Shiner,M.andNewburn,T.(1996)PuttingtheEineducation:Drug-usersaspeer

educators,CriminalJusticeMatters,Summer,No.24

48. Matthews, R. andNewburn, T. (1996) Crimes andmisdemeanours: an interviewwithJamesQ.Wilson,CriminalJusticeMatters,no.25,Autumn

49. Morgan,R.andNewburn,T.(1997)Thefutureofpolicing,CriminalJusticeMatters,

no.26,Winter

50. Morgan,R.andNewburn,T.(1997)Timetochange,PoliceReview,14March1997

51. Newburn, T. (1997) `Best practices in police community consultation', inAnnualReportofthePoliceAuthorityforNorthernIreland,Belfast:PANI

52. Morgan,R.andNewburn,T.(1997)`Toughonzerotolerance',NewStatesman,30

May

53. Morgan,R.andNewburn,T.(1997)Tomorrow'sWorld,PolicingToday,vol.3,no.2

54. Newburn, T. and Shiner,M. (1997)E is for Error:Wrong tune,wrong label,TheGuardian,20August

55. Jones, T. and Newburn, T. (1997) Local Government, Policing Today, 3, 3,

September

56. Jones,T.andNewburn,T.(1998)BobbieBeat?TheGuardian,25March

57. Newburn,T.andJones,T.(1998)SecurityMeasures,PolicingToday,4,1,March

58. Newburn,T.(1998)Apromisingstart,CriminalJusticeMatters,32,Summer

59. Jones,T.andNewburn,T. (1998)Thegrowthofprivatesecurity,Criminal Justice

Matters,32,Summer

60. Newburn,T.(1999)ToServeandCollect,CriminalJusticeMatters,36,Summer

61. Newburn,T.andHayman,S.(2001)KeepingWatch,PoliceReview,5October

62. Newburn, T. (2001) Modernization, New Labour and Criminal Justice Policy,CriminalJusticeMatters,No.46,Winter

63. Matassa,M.andNewburn,T.(2002)PolicingHateCrime,CriminalJusticeMatters,

No.48,Summer

64. Newburn,T.(2002)Preface,inA.DearlingandA.Skinner(eds)MakingaDifference:Practiceandplanninginworkingwithyoungpeopleincommunitysafetyandcrimepreventionprogrammes,LymeRegis:RussellHouse

65. Newburn,T.(2004)It’sMoreaboutPoliticsThanCrime,TheTimes,July20th

66. Newburn,T(2005)Privatizationandpunishment:aperilouspartnership?The16th

EveSavileMemorialLecture,KingsCollegeLondon;availableat:http://www.crimeandjustice.org.uk/opus241/privatization-punish-2005.doc

67. Newburn,T.(2005)FutureForce,Policing,August

68. Newburn,T. (2008)Borishassomequestionstoanswer, IndependentonSunday,

October5th

69. Newburn,T.(2010)Thethinblueline:PublicconfidenceinBritain’spolice,Britainin2010,AnnualMagazineoftheESRC

70. ‘Ariotbornofdeprivation’,TheGuardian,25thOctober2011

71. ‘Rioterssayangerwithpolicefuelledsummerunrest’,TheGuardian,5th

December2011,(PaulLewis,TimNewburn,MatthewTaylor,JamesBall)

72. ‘ReadingtheRiots:Ourmethodologyexplained’,TheGuardian,5thDecember2011(PaulLewis,TimNewburn)

73. ‘Englishrioterswarnofmoretocome’,TheGuardian,5thDecember2011,(Paul

Lewis,TimNewburn,JamesBall,MatthewTaylor)

74. ‘Whoweretherioters?’,TheGuardian,5thDecember2011,(JamesBall,MatthewTaylor,TimNewburn)

75. ‘Whatisagang?’,TheGuardian,6thDecember2011(TimNewburn,Matthew

Taylor,BenFerguson)

76. ‘DavidCameron,TheQueenandtherioters’senseofinjustice’,TheGuardian,7thDecember2011,(TimNewburn,PaulLewis,EstherAddley,MatthewTaylor)

77. ‘Thefourdaytruce:howgangssuspendedhostilitiesduringEnglishriots’,The

Guardian,6thDecember2011(TimNewburn,AlexandraTopping,BenFergusonandMatthewTaylor)

78. Theriotsandpolicing’ssacredcow’,TheGuardian,7thDecember2011

79. ‘Anewkindofriot?FromBrixton1981toAugust2011,TheGuardian,(Tim

Newburn,PaulLewisandJosephineMetcalf),Friday9thDecember2011

80. ‘PhasetwoofReadingtheRiots:firstrioters,nextpoliceandjudges’,TheGuardian,10thDecember2011,(TimNewburn,PaulLewis,FionaBawdon)

81. Commentarticle,LSEConnect,June2012

82. ‘Interview:TimNewburn’,PrisonServiceJournal,May,No.201,59-63

83. ‘Policefearrepeatofsummerriots’,TheGuardian,2ndJuly2012(PaulLewisandTimNewburn)

84. ‘ThirtyyearsafterBrixton,whatwouldScarmanthinknow?’,TheGuardian,2ndJuly2012

85. ‘Thelackofsupportforvictimsisascandal’,TheGuardian,3rdJuly2012

86. ‘Heavysentencesmaynothavebeenriotdeterrence–Starmer’,TheGuardian4thJuly2012(FionaBawdon,PaulLewisandTimNewburn)

87. ‘Systemcopedunderpressure,butflawswereexposed’,TheGuardian4thJuly2012

88. ‘TheHillsboroughreportonceandforalllaysbarethelies’,TheGuardian,12thSeptember2012,http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2012/sep/12/hillsborough-report-lays-bare-the-lies

89. ‘Crimeisdown,butforhowlong’,TheGuardian,CommentisFree,18thOctober2012http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2012/oct/18/crime-down-england-wales-austerity?CMP=twt_gu

90. ‘Ferguson,MissouriisnotsofarfromTottenhamandToxteth,butthereare

somestarkdifferences,TheGuardian,20thAugust2014,

http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2014/aug/20/ferguson-missouri-not-so-far-from-tottenham-toxteth

91. ‘What’shappeningtopolicenumbers?’,BBCNewswebsite,24thNovember2015

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-34899060

92. Deacon,R.,Cooper,K.andNewburn,T.(2016forthcoming)ChristmasComeEarly:Consumerismandthe2011riots,SociologyReview

93. ‘Fiveyearsonfromtheriotsitwouldbefoolishtothinkourcitiesaresafefrom

post-referendumdisorder’,IndependentVoices,http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/it-would-be-foolish-to-think-our-cities-are-safe-from-post-brexit-riots-this-summer-a7163786.html

Blogs

1. “The phone hacking scandal shows that our system of police governance is inurgentneedofrootandbranchreview”,BritishPoliticsandPolicyBlog,LSE,28thJuly2011

2. “Thelongstandingtensionbetweenpoliceandpoliticiansneedstobedealtwith

now.Wecannotkeeppoliticsoutofthepolice,andweshouldnotseekto”,BritishPoliticsandPolicyBlog,LSE,17thAugust2011http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/politicsandpolicy/archives/13688

3. “Cutstopolicenumbers,proposalsfordirectlyelectedCommissioners,andthe

wooingofUS‘supercop’BillBrattonareallevidenceofanewandmuchmoreadversarialrelationshipbetweentheConservativesandthepolice”,BritishPoliticsandPolicyBlog,LSE,22ndAugust2011http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/politicsandpolicy/archives/14043

4. ‘TheLondonmayoralelectionshowshowpoliticianstalkaboutcrime-relatedissuesandprovidescluesastowhatwecanexpectfromPoliceandCrimeCommissioners’,BritishPolicyandPoliticsBlog,26thApril2012,http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/politicsandpolicy/2012/04/26/mayoral-election-crime-newburn/

5. ‘ElectedPoliceandCrimeCommissioners:somecautioniscertainlyrequired’,BritishPolicyandPoliticsBlog,12thSeptember2012,http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/politicsandpolicy/2012/09/12/police-and-crime-commissioners-democracy-newburn/

6. ‘Cameron’scrimespeechwasadelicatebalancingactofburnishingthePrimeMinister’scredibilityandkeepingasmanykeyconstituenciesaspossibleonsidewhilstdoingso’,BritishPolicyandPoliticsBlog,24thOctober2012,

http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/politicsandpolicy/2012/10/24/cameron-crime-speech-newburn/

7. ‘DespitetheproblemsthathavebesettheelectionsforPoliceandCrimeCommissionerswemuststilltakethemseriously’,BritishPolicyandPoliticsBlog,15thNovember2012,http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/politicsandpolicy/category/contributors/tim-newburn/

8. ‘Combiningjournalismwithacademia:howtoreadariot’,BritishPolicyandPoliticsBlog,6thJanuary2013,http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/politicsandpolicy/2013/01/05/combining-journalism-with-academia-how-to-read-a-riot/

9. ‘Thisisnotquitethedeathknellfortheprobationservice,butitiscertainlythemostradicalchangeithaseverseen’,BritishPolicyandPoliticsBlog,January10th2013,http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/politicsandpolicy/2013/01/10/this-is-not-quite-the-death-knell-for-the-probation-service-but-it-is-certainly-the-most-radical-change-it-has-ever-seen/

10. StoppingandSearchingforReform:TheHomeSecretary’slatestinitiativemayfinallyleadtoaradicaloverhaul,BritishPolicyandPoliticsBlog,July9th2013http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/politicsandpolicy/archives/34767#more-34767

11. ThepoliticsofpunishmentinAmericaareslowlymovingawayfromthemassincarcerationpoliciesofthepast.LSEUSPolicyandPoliticsBlog,4thSept2013http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/usappblog/2013/09/04/america-prison-reform/

12. TheStevensReportisanimpressivedocumentthatofferspotentiallyinterestingtemplatesforthefutureofpolicing.BritishPolicyandPoliticsBlog,November26th2013http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/politicsandpolicy/archives/37958

13. Bookreview:Undercover:ThetruestoryofBritain’ssecretpolice,December2013http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/lsereviewofbooks/2013/07/29/book-review-undercover-the-true-story-of-britains-secret-police/?relatedposts_hit=1&relatedposts_origin=22639&relatedposts_position=0

14. TheshockingandimmoralbehavioroftheBritishsecretpolice,TheConversation,22ndJan2014,https://theconversation.com/the-shocking-and-immoral-behaviour-of-the-british-secret-police-22326

15. HardEvidence:HowaccurateareBritishcrimestatistics?TheConversation,29thJan2014http://theconversation.com/hard-evidence-how-accurate-are-british-crime-statistics-22462

16. Bookreview:Enforcingorder:Anethnographyofurbanpolicing,LSEReviewofBooks,June2014http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/lsereviewofbooks/2014/06/04/book-review-enforcing-order-an-ethnography-of-urban-policing-by-didier-fassin/

17. Bookreview:OntheRun:FugitivelifeinanAmericancity,LSEReviewofBooks,July2014http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/lsereviewofbooks/2014/07/10/book-review-on-the-run-fugitive-life-in-an-american-city-by-alice-goffman/

18. ‘CivilunrestinFergusonwasfuelledbytheBlackCommunity’salreadypoor

relationshipwithahighlymilitarizedpoliceforce’,BritishPoliticsandPolicyBlog,29thAugust2014http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/usappblog/2014/08/29/civil-unrest-in-ferguson-was-fuelled-by-the-black-communitys-already-poor-relationship-with-a-highly-militarized-police-force/

19. Bookreview:TheSocialOrderoftheUnderworld:Howprisongangsgovernthe

Americanpenalsystem,LSEReviewofBooks,September2014http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/lsereviewofbooks/2014/09/01/book-review-the-social-order-of-the-underworld-how-prison-gangs-govern-the-american-penal-system-by-david-skarbek/

20. ‘Despitesignsoflesspunitivepolicingandincarcerationpolicies,2014willbe

rememberedforMichaelBrownandEricGarner,LSEUSABlog,December2014http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/usappblog/2014/12/22/despite-signs-of-less-punitive-policing-and-incarceration-policies-2014-will-be-remembered-for-michael-brown-and-eric-garner/

21. ‘Amostextraordinaryscandal:Hillsborough’,BritishPoliticsandPolicyBlog,

May2016,http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/politicsandpolicy/a-most-extraordinary-scandal-hillsborough/

22. BookReview:HillsboroughVoices:TheRealStory,LSEReviewofBooks,26thMay

2016,http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/lsereviewofbooks/2016/05/26/book-review-hillsborough-voices-the-real-story-told-by-the-people-themselves-by-kevin-sampson-in-association-with-the-hillsborough-justice-campaign/

ResearchGrants Date Title Funder Award

(£)1. 1992-93 TheaftermathoftheHillsborough

StadiumDisaster:Follow-upstudyJosephRowntreeFoundation

50,000

2. 1993-94 PersistentYoungOffenders HomeOffice 67,0003. 1993-94 Youngoffenders’viewinghabits BBC/BBFC/ITC/BSC 13,0004. 1994-95 EntryintotheLegalProfession LawSociety 12,0005. 1994-96 Privatesecurityandpublicpolicing ESRC 113,0006. 1994 Drugsprevention CentralDrugs

PreventionUnit,HomeOffice,

15,000

7. 1994-96 IndependentCommitteeontheRoleandResponsibilitiesofthePolice

NuffieldFoundation 90,000

8. 1995-96 Perceptionsofbenefitfraud BenefitsAgency 50,0009. 1995-96 Peereducationanddrugs CDPU,HomeOffice 28,00010. 1996 PolicingDisaffectedCommunities StandingAdvisory

CommitteeonHumanRights(NorthernIreland)

9,000

11. 1996-97 AssessingtheWorkofMentalHealthReviewTribunals

DepartmentofHealth 260,000

12. 1996-98 PolicegovernanceintheaftermathofthePoliceandMagistrates’CourtsAct1994

ESRC 69,000

13. 1996 Entrytothelegalprofession LawSociety 109,00014. 1997 DrugsSceneinSouthLondon CDPU,HomeOffice 33,00015. 1997 PeerEducationandDrugsPrevention CDPU,HomeOffice 60,00016. 1997 Drugspreventionandyouthjustice CDPU,HomeOffice 35,00017. 1999 UnderstandingPoliceCorruption Policing&Reducing

CrimeUnit,HomeOffice

5,000

18. 1998-99 Drugsandyoungpeopleinpubliccare ESRC 103,00019. 1999 Druguseinprison HomeOfficeCDPU 9,00020. 2000-02 AssessingRestorativeJustice

initiativesHomeOffice 205,000

21. 2000 PolicingHardtoReachGroups HomeOffice 59,00022. 2000-01 CCTVinpolicecells NuffieldFoundation 24,00023. 2001 DisaffectedYouth CabinetOffice 6,00024. 2001 Useofevaluationbygovernment JosephRowntree

Foundation35,000

25. 2001-02 PartnershipInitiativesinCommunities JosephRowntreeFoundation

75,000

26. 2002 Youngpeopleandalcohol JosephRowntreeFoundation

5,000

27. 2002-03 Policingandreducingracecrimeinitiatives

HomeOffice 220,000

28. 2002-03 ReducinghatecrimeinSouthwark HomeOffice 120,00029. 2002 Southwarkhatecrimeevaluation SouthwarkCouncil 54,00030. 2002-03 Marketdisruptionofcrime HomeOffice 120,00031 2002-04 USinfluencesonUKcrimecontrol ESRC 100,000

32. 2002-04 TheintroductionofreferralordersintotheYouthJusticesystem

HomeOffice/YouthJusticeBoard

375,000

33. 2002-05 Evaluationofmentoringinitiatives JRF/CrimeConcern 220,00034. 2003 Crimeanddisorderpartnerships HomeOffice 75,00035. 2004-05 Introductionofvisualrecordingof

suspectinterviewsHomeOffice 390,000

36. 2005-07 EvaluatingtheimpactoftheStephenLawrenceInquiry

HomeOffice 330,000

37. 2006 Recordingofpolicestopandsearch PoliceInformationTechnologyOrganisation

70,000

38. 2011-12 ReadingtheRiots JosephRowntreeFoundation/OpenSocietyFoundations

219,000

TOTAL3,832,000EditorialandReviewActivityJournalEditorshipsGeneralEditor,PolicyStudies(1995-2001)FoundingEditor,CriminalJustice(2001-2006)

- ThejournalwasrenamedCriminologyandCriminalJusticein2006andadoptedastheofficialjournaloftheBritishSocietyofCriminology(InegotiatedthisasEditorandthenPresidentoftheBSC)

JournalEditorialBoardsCriminalJusticeMatters(1995-98)PolicyStudies(2001-04)JournalofSocialPolicy(2004-07)SocialPolicyandAdministration(2004-14)Crime,Media,Culture(2004-2010)BritishJournalofSociology(2004-)YouthJustice(2006-)CriminologyandCriminalJustice(2006-)InternationalJournalofComparativeandAppliedCriminalJustice(2006-)Policing:AnInternationalJournalofPolicyandPractice(2006-)SageOpen(2010-)PolicingandSociety(2014-)

BookSeriesGeneralEditor,LongmanCriminologySeries(1995onward)CrimeandPower(PhilipRawlings,UCL)PolicingBritain:Risk,SecurityandGovernance(LesJohnston,PortsmouthUniversity)CommunityPunishment:Acriticalintroduction(IanBrownlee,LeedsUniversity)CrimePreventionandCommunitySafety:Politics,PoliciesandPractices(AdamCrawford,UniversityofLeeds)CorporateCrimeandOrganisationalOffending(GarySlapper,StaffordshireUniversityandSteveTombs,LiverpoolJMU)PsychologyandCrime,(PeterB.Ainsworth,ManchesterUniversity) TheoriesofCrimeandPunishment(ClaireValier,LeedsUniversity)Racism,CrimeandCriminalJustice(BenBowling,KingsCollegeandCorettaPhillips,LSE)CrimeandCriminalJusticePolicy,2ndedition(TimNewburn,LSE)VictimsandVictimology,(JoGoodey,EU,Strasbourg)GeneralEditor,PolicingandSociety,WillanPublishers(1998onward) Policing,EthicsandHumanRights(PeterNeyroudandAlanBeckley)Policing:Ashorthistory(PhilipRawlings)Policing:Anintroductiontoconceptsandpractice(AlanWright)PolicingandtheMedia(FrankLeishmanandPaulMason)PolicingImages(RobC.Mawby)PrivatePolicing(MarkButton)Policing,RaceandRacism(MichaelRowe)GeneralEditor,RoutledgeKeyIdeasinCriminologyseries(2004onward)PenalPopulism-JohnPrattRehabilitation–TonyWardandShaddMarunaFeministCriminology–ClaireRenzettiSurveillance–BenGooldSecurity–LuciaZednerPolicing–CliffordShearingandMichaelKempaGenocide–AlexAlvarezPublicCriminology–IanLoaderandRichardSparksCorporateCriminals–DaveWhyteandSteveTombsContemporaryCriticalCriminology–WalterDeKeseredyEditor,RoutledgeKeyFiguresinCriminologyseries(2015onwards)MichelFoucault(MarianaValverde)EdwinSutherland(DavidOFriedrichs,IsobelSchoultzandAleksandraJoranoska)GeneralEditor,ClarendonCriminologySeries(2015-17)EditorialBoardMember,ClarendonCriminologySeries,ClarendonPress(2003-)

EditorialBoardMember,Gender,ChangeandSociety(TaylorandFrancis)(1995-1999)Referee

1. OxfordUniversityPress;CambridgeUniversityPress;Routledge;Longman;Sage;Polity;Palgrave;Willan;OpenUniversityPress;Blackwell;NewYorkUniversityPress;LiverpoolUniversityPress;PolicyPress;PrincetonUniversityPress;ManchesterUniversityPress;ChicagoUniversityPress;PolicyPress;RowmanandLittlefieldandothers.

2. EconomicandSocialResearchCouncil;AHRC;NuffieldFoundation;JosephRowntreeFoundation;HomeOffice;DepartmentofHealth;MinistryofJustice;LeverhulmeTrust;BritishAcademy;andtothegovernmentsof/researchfoundationsinBelgium,France,Netherlands,Australia,UnitedStates.

3. BritishJournalofCriminology;Criminology;BritishJournalofIndustrialRelations;BritishJournalofSociology;BritishJournalofSocialWork;CriminologyandCriminalJustice;JournalofSocialPolicy;SocialPolicyandAdministration;PolicyandPolitics;PolicingandSociety;JournalofAdolescence;Policing;HowardJournalofCriminalJustice;,Drugs,Education,PreventionandPolicy;AmericanJournalofSociology;CanadianJournalofSociology;Evaluation;PunishmentandSociety;TheoreticalCriminology;Crime,Media,Cultureandothers.

MediaIhaveappearedregularly inbothbroadcastandprintmedia.Mytelevisionappearancesincludeallthemajornewsbulletins,andNewsnight,Panorama,WorldinAction,andRighttoReply. Ihaveworkedwithseveral independentproductioncompaniesandwasseriesconsultant onCrime and Punishment, three programmes broadcast on ITV inMay-June1996.Myradioappearances include theTodayProgramme, thePMProgramme,FileonFour,WorldatOne,FacetheFacts,YouandYours,ScienceNow,AnyAnswers,CrimeDesk,AfterHours,ThinkingAllowedandmanypiecesonotherprogrammesonRadios4and5,GLR,IRN,WorldServiceandlocalradio.Myresearchhasbeenreportedregularlyinallthenational broadsheet and tabloid papers. In addition I write regularly for non-academicpublications and have had journalism published in The Times, The Guardian and TheIndependentandon theBBC’swebsite.The innovativeReading theRiotsresearchstudy,conductedjointlywithTheGuardian,brokenewground,utilisingapartnershipbetweenanationalnewspaperandaleadinguniversitytoconducthighqualitysocialresearchfullyinthepubliceye.The initial resultswerepublishedoversixdays,beginning5thDecember2011,andtotalled21fullpagesofcoverage.Thesecondphasewaspublishedoverthreedays, beginning 2nd July, and totalled 13 pages of coverage. BBC2’s Newsnight devotedwholeprogrammesonbothlaunchdays,andinAugust2012theBBCalsoairedadramadocumentary,TheRiots:Intheirownwords,basedonthestudy.

MajorPlenaryorNamedLectures• PlenarySpeaker,‘EffectivePolicing:Joiningupresearch,policyandpractice,Joint

HomeOffice/AssociationofChiefPoliceOfficersConference,May2000• KeynoteSpeaker,InternationalSocietyofCriminologyconference(DealingWith

DrugUse:Prevention,Education,TreatmentorPunishment?),UniversityofLeicester,September2002

• ‘TheFutureofPolicing’,KeynoteSpeech,FutureofPolicingConference,LSE,October2003

• PlenarySpeaker,(‘FutureofPolicing’),PoliceFederationConference,May2005• PlenarySpeaker,(‘Privatizedsecurity:developments,dilemmasandprospects’),

BritishCriminologyConference,Leeds,2005• EveSavileMemorialLecture,(‘Privatizationandpunishment:aperilous

partnership’),KingsCollegeLondon,July2005• ‘CriminologyandPenalPolicy:Somereflections’,Plenaryaddress,IrishCriminology

Conference,September2007• InauguralLecturer,LaunchofnewCentreforCriminology,EssexUniversity,

February2013• HoffingerColloquium,NewYorkUniversitySchoolofLaw,March2013• Plenaryspeaker,YouthStudiesAssociationConference,Glasgow,April2013• FrankDawtryMemorialLecture,LeedsUniversity,November2013• PlenarySpeaker,‘IsFinlandBecomingPolarised?’,Helsinki,May2014• PlenarySpeaker,CouncilofEurope,‘UrbanViolence’,Lisbon,October2014• Keynotespeaker,UKStatisticsAuthorityconference,‘Whydoweneedcrimestatistics,

June2015• ScarmanLecture,UniversityofLeicester,September2016• HorizonsPublicLecture,MelbournePublicLibrary,Melbourne,July2017

OtherPlenaryandConferencePresentations(since2000only)• ‘CommunitySafety,CrimePreventionandSocialControl’,OpenUniversity,January

2000• PlenarySpeaker,‘ReducingYouthCrime’,Lambeth,SouthwarkandLewisham

HealthActionZone,February2000• ‘InsecurityandSafetyintheNewMillennium,UniversityofLeedsMarch2000• Invited‘expert’,seminaronprivatesecurityandpublicpolicing,MaxPlanck

Institute,Freiburg,April2000• ‘FraudandCorruptioninPublicLife’QueenMaryandWestfieldPublicPolicy

Seminars,May2000• PlenarySpeaker,‘WhatdowemeanbyEvaluation?’,NationalChildren’sBureau,

May2000• ‘Reducingraciallymotivatedcrime’,BritishCriminologyConference,July• Integrityandcorruptionintheprisonservice,PrivateseminarforPrisonService

management• ‘TheuseofCCTVinpolicestations’,BritishCriminologyConference,July• KeySpeaker:‘Youngpeople,drugsandalcohol’,WiltshireCountyCouncil/HAZ,July

• PlenarySpeaker,‘Policeconsultationwithhardtoreachgroups’,AssociationofPoliceAuthorities,August

• PlenarySpeaker,‘Theintroductionofreferralordersinyouthjustice’,RestorativeJusticeConsortium,October

• ‘RecentUSinfluencesonUKcrimecontrol’,AmericanSocietyofCriminologyConference,SanFrancisco,November

• ‘AtlanticCrossings:CrimeControlinAmericaandBritain’,UniversityofLeeds,December

• PlenarySpeaker,‘Mentoring:Theresearchevidence’,NationalMentoringNetworkconference,London,January2001

• ‘Policeconsultationwithhardtoreachgroups’,HomeOfficeconference,London,February

• ‘Evaluationandimplementation’,HomeOfficeconference,February• ‘InternationalInfluencesoncrimecontrol’,QueensUniversity,Belfast,February• ‘UnderstandingHateCrimes’,LondonBoroughofSouthwark,March• ‘Theintroductionofreferralorders’,Conferenceon‘Restorativeandcommunity

justice:Inspiringthefuture’,Winchester,March• ‘LearningfromUncleSam’,PoliticalStudiesAssociationConference,Manchester,

April• ‘Lessonsaboutreferralorders’,SouthWestAssociationofYouthOffendingTeams,

Taunton,April• ‘UnderstandingPoliceCorruption’attheGlobalForumonFightingCorruptionand

SafeguardingIntegrity,TheHague,Netherlands,May• ‘PolicyTransferandcrimecontrol:somereflectionsofzerotolerance’,Mannheim

Seminar,LSE,June• Co-organiserandSpeaker,Symposiumon‘HowCrimePolicyTravels’,atKeele

University,supportedbyESRC• KeynoteSpeaker,YouthJusticeandEvaluationConference,GreaterManchester

YouthJusticeTrust,June• KeynoteSpeaker,‘YoungPeopleandAlcohol’,NationalYouthAgencyconference,

July• ‘LearningfromUncleSam:USinfluencesonUKcrimecontrol’,AmericanPolitical

ScienceAssociationconference,SanFrancisco,September• ‘CCTV,SurveillanceandSocialControl’,EuropeanCriminologyConference,

Lausanne,September• KeynoteSpeaker,‘YoungPeopleandDrugs’,InternationalSocietyofCriminology

conference(DealingWithDrugUse:Prevention,Education,TreatmentorPunishment?),UniversityofLeicester,September

• ‘RecentTrendsinCrimeandSocialPolicy’,CrimeandPunishment2001Conference,LSE,September

• Keynotespeaker,Alcohol,ChildrenandYoungPeopleConference,UniversityofLeicester,October

• ‘PolicyTransferandCrimeControl’,AllSoulsCollege,Oxford,October• Speaker,MannheimSeminar,LSE,June• Co-organiserandSpeaker,Symposiumon‘HowCrimePolicyTravels’,atKeele

University,supportedbyESRC• KeynoteSpeaker,YouthJusticeandEvaluationConference,GreaterManchester

YouthJusticeTrust,June

• KeynoteSpeaker,YoungPeopleandAlcohol,NationalYouthAgencyconference,July• Speaker,AmericanPoliticalScienceAssociationconference,SanFrancisco,

September• Speaker,EuropeanCriminologyConference,Lausanne,September• ExternalAdvisor(‘BestValue’),WestMerciaConstabulary,September• Keynotespeaker,Alcohol,ChildrenandYoungPeopleConference,Universityof

Leicester,October2002• CrimecontrolintheUSAandUK,thecaseofprivatizedcorrections,British

CriminologyConference,June2003• ‘Lesson-drawingincriminaljustice:TheUK’s‘specialrelationship’withtheUK’,

InstituteofCriminology,CambridgeUniversity,November2003• ‘Lesson-drawingincriminaljustice:TheUK’s‘specialrelationship’withtheUK’,

DepartmentofSociology,OxfordUniversity,December2003• ‘ThelongshadowofWillieHorton’,FacultyofLaw,UniversityCollegeDublin,

February2004• Thefutureofpolicing,UniversityofEdinburgh,May2004• Mentoringdisaffectedyouth,JosephRowntreeFoundationconference,London,June

2004• ‘ConvergenceinPenalPolicyMaking:Thecaseofprivateprisons’,Prisons2004,City

UniversityLondon,June2004• ‘MentoringDisaffectedYoungPeople’,BritishCriminologyConference,Portsmouth,

July2004• ‘Symbolandsubstanceinpenalpolicy:Thecaseofthreestrikesandyou’reout’,

BritishCriminologyConference,Portsmouth,July2004• ‘Comparativepenalpolicy’,AmericanSocietyofCriminology,Nashville,November

2005• Closingaddress,JRFConferenceonComprehensiveCommunityInitiatives,January

2005• ‘FutureofPolicing’,InternationalCourse,Centrex/BramshillPoliceStaffCollege,

April2005• PenalPolicyinEnglandandWales,UniversityofMinnesota,May2005• ‘SymbolicPoliticsandpenalpopulism’,BritishCriminologyConference,Leeds2005• Researchingyouthdisaffection,BritishSocietyofCriminology/YouthJusticeBoard

conference,July2005• Pressuregroups,politicsandcomparativepenalreform,AmericanSocietyof

Criminology,Toronto,November2005• Policingandnationalsecurity,London-Columbiacolloquium,InstituteofAdvanced

LegalStudies,February2006• ‘Policytransferandcriminaljustice’,AmericanSocietyofCriminologyconference,Los

Angeles,November2006• ‘Closingsummativeremarks’,Comparativepenalpolicycolloquium,Universityof

Leeds,26-28June2008• ‘Comparativepenalpolicy’,EuropeanCriminologyConference,September2008• OpeningPlenary,‘Policeknowledgeandresearch’,Knowledge-ledpolicingconference,

CanterburyChristChurchUniversity,September2008• ‘CapitalpunishmentandBritishPolitics,AmericanSocietyofCriminology,StLouis,

November2008

• Puttingpoliticsbackintopolicing,AmericanSocietyofCriminology,StLouis,November2008

• TheabolitionofcapitalpunishmentinBritain,OpenUniversity,2009• ‘CapitalpunishmentandBritishPolitics’,InstituteofCriminology,Cambridge,March

2009• ‘Understandingpolicereform’,AmericanSocietyofCriminology,WashingtonDC,

November2011• ‘ReadingtheRiots’,LSE,December2011• ‘Whatthegovernmentcanlearnfromtheresearchontheriots,GuardianOpen

Weekend,March2012• ’Understandingtheriots’,EuropeanSocietyofCriminology,Bilbao,Sept2012• ‘TheLondonRiotsandyouthjustice’,InternationalJuvenileJusticeObservatory

conference,London,November2012• ‘Readingthe2011Riots’,AmericanSocietyofCriminology,Chicago,2012• ‘The2011Englandriotsinrecenthistoricalandcomparativeperspective’,European

CriminologyConference,Budapest,September2013• ‘ReflectionsonWhyPlacesDon’tRiot,EuropeanSocietyofCriminology,Prague,

September2014• ‘ReflectionsonWhyPlacesDon’tRiot,AmericanSocietyofCriminology,SanFrancisco,

November2014• ‘ReadingtheEnglishriots’,AberystwythUniversity,May2015• ‘Thestateofcrimeandcriminologyin1966,OxfordUniversity,January2016• ‘Understandingthelifecycleofriots’,EuropeanCriminologyConference,Munster,Sept

2016• ‘Thepoliceinanageofoptimism’,5thBritishCrimeHistoriansConference,Edinburgh,

September2016• ‘Theshrinkingofsocialcitizenship:SocialexclusionandtheEnglishriots,Lawand

Societyconference,MexicoCity,June2017

SERVICENationalMemberoftheHomeOfficeWorkingPartyonVictims(1987-88)MembershipSecretaryoftheBritishSocietyofCriminology(1993-1996)Member,Sub-Panel40(SocialPolicyandSocialWork),RAE2008(2005-08)PresidentElect,BritishSocietyofCriminology(2004–2005)President,BritishSocietyofCriminology(2005-08)MemberofHomeSecretary’sCross-PartyCommitteeonthefutureofcrimestatistics

(2006)Member,HomeSecretary’sScienceAdvisoryCouncil,HomeOffice(2008-2016)Member,HomeOfficeScienceStrategyBoard,(2010-2016)Member,ImpactPilot,HEFCEREF2014,2010Trustee,HowardLeagueforPenalReform,2012-2015LSEPromotionsCommittee,2003-2005AcademicPlanningandResourcesCommittee,2005-2008 -(Studentfeesandnumbersgroup) -(Scholarshipsreviewgroup) -(APRCeffectivenessreview) -(ReviewofInstituteofSocialPsychology)DirectoroftheMannheimCentreforCriminology,2003-09HeadofDepartmentofSocialPolicy,2010–2013KnowledgeExchangeandImpactStrategyGroup,2012–2015BlogsAdvisoryGroup,2012–DepartmentofSocialPolicyResearchStudentsTutor,2003-2004ResearchCommittee,2004–2013TeachingCommittee,2006-2013TitmussMeinhardtManagementCommittee,2003-2013HeadofDepartment,2010-2013Awards,Honours&RepresentativeActivityMemberoftheNationalAssociationofVictimSupportSchemesStandingCommitteeon

Research(1986-90)MemberoftheCounciloftheBritishSocietyofCriminology(1989-1998)SecretaryandCommitteeMemberoftheSouthernBranchoftheBritishSocietyof

Criminology(1989-1995)ChairoftheSouthernBranchoftheBritishSocietyofCriminology(1996-1999)ResearchDirectortotheIndependentCommitteeofInquiryintotheRoleand

ResponsibilitiesofthePolice(193-1996)MemberoftheJusticeCommitteeontheroleofthevictiminthecriminaljusticeprocess

(1994-96)MemberofNACRO'sstandingcommitteeonjuvenilecrime(1994-1997)ConsultanttotheHomeOfficeCentralDrugsPreventionUnit(1996)Member,AdvisoryBoard,DIVERTTrust(1997-2000)

Member,Sociology,Anthropology,andHistoryResearchAdvisoryGroup,ESRC(1997-2001)Chair,AdvisoryGroup,ESRCViolenceResearchProgramme(1997-2002)

Chair,ResearchAdvisoryGroup,CommunitiesThatCareUK(1997-2002)Member,AdvisoryGroup,JRFResearchon`Sociallyexcludedyouth’(1998-2000)ConsultanttoHomeOfficePoliceResearchGrouponPoliceCorruption(2000)Member,ResearchSub-group,CabinetOfficeSocialExclusionUnitPolicyActionTeamon

YoungPeople(1999)Consultant,TargetedPolicingInitiative,PolicingandReducingCrimeUnit,HomeOffice

(1999)Member,IntegrityTestingOversightPanel,MetropolitanPolice(1999-2001)‘Coreadvisor’totheTheoriesofChangeProgramme,InstituteforResearchandReform

inEducation,Philadelphia.(1999-2002)Member,CriminalJusticeForum,InstituteforPublicPolicyResearch(2000-2002)Consultantonintegrityandcorruption,PrisonService(2000)OfficialAdvisoronEvaluation,JosephRowntreeFoundation(2000-02)Member,ReferralOrdersSteeringGroup,HomeOffice/YouthJusticeBoard(2000-2002Patron,Trailblazers,HMPFeltham(2001-08)Member,AdvisoryGrouponDeathsinPoliceCustody,Liberty(2001-03)Member,AdvisoryForum,RPSRainer(2001-04)Member,ESRCPostdoctoralFellowshipRefereePanel(2002,2003,2005)Member,ResearchAdvisoryCommittee,PoliceComplaintsAuthority(2003-04)Member,DrugandAlcoholResearchCommittee(DARC),JosephRowntreeFoundation

(2003-06)Member,ReferenceGroup,HMICThematicinCivilianisation/UseofNon-SwornPolice

Staff(2003-04)Member,HomeOfficePoliceReform:SupportPanel(2004)PresidentElect,BritishSocietyofCriminology(2004-05)President,BritishSocietyofCriminology(2005-2008)Referee,ESRCSeminarsCompetition(2005)Member,Expertevaluationgroup,‘ConstitutionalOrderandJustice’ResearchProgramme,

GovernmentofBelgium(2005)ElectedtotheAcademyofLearnedSocietiesintheSocialSciences(2005)Member,AdvisoryCommittee,CentreforCriminologicalResearch,OxfordUniversity

(2006onward)Member,AlcoholResearchCommittee(ARC),JosephRowntreeFoundation(2006-)Member,AdvisoryGroup,‘FearandFashion’(London-basedknifecrimereduction

programme(2006-08)InvitedAcademicAdvisorto‘TheReviewofPolicing’conductedbyHMChiefInspectorof

Constabulary(2007)Member,AdvisoryCommittee,ScottishInstituteforPolicingResearch(2007-)Independentacademiccommentator,annualcrimestatistics(appointedbytheHome

Office)(2008)OfficialHistorianonCriminalJustice,CabinetOffice,appointedApril2009foraperiodof5

yearsMember,AdvisoryGroup,ProjectOracle(focusingonevidence-basedinterventionsfor

youngpeopleatrisk),GreaterLondonAuthority,2009-Invitedexpert,‘Virtualadvisorygroup,CriminalJusticeGreenPaper,MinistryofJustice,

2010Externaladvisor,CrimeandPolicingGroup,HomeOffice,2011-

Member,HomeOfficeOrganisedCrimeVirtualResearchNetwork,2012-Member,ESRCProfessorialFellowshipsPanel,2011-12Advisor,HerMajesty’sInspectorateofConstabulary,ThematicReviewofStopandSearch,

2012-13ExecutiveCouncillor,ExecutiveBoardoftheAmericanSocietyofCriminologyDivision

ofInternationalCriminology(DIC),2013-2016Fellow,RoyalSocietyofArts,(2013-)Advisor,HerMajesty’sInspectorateofConstabulary,ThematicReviewofIntegrityand

Leadership,2014-Member,PanelonLawandCriminology,FlandersResearchFoundation,2015-17Member,CollegeofExpertReviewers,EuropeanScienceFoundation,2017-Teaching(LSEonly)UndergraduateSA101 SociologyandSocialPolicy (coursedirector,2003-2014)SA105 CrimeandSocietySA201 SocialResearchMethodsSA218 Theoreticalcriminology (coursedirector,2006-2010)SA309 CriminalJusticePolicy (coursedirector,2005-8) PostgraduateSA403 CriminalJusticePolicy (MScProgrammedirector,2005-8;2016-)SA4N8 Riots,disorder&urbanviolence(Coursedirector,2016-)LL478 PolicingandPolicePowers (Coursedirector,2005-6;2007-8)PhDstudentsBillSanders,completed2001

- Thesispublishedas:Sanders,B.(2005)YouthCrimeandYouthCultureintheInnerCity,London:Routledge:

MichaelShiner,completed2006- Thesispublishedas:Shiner,M.(2009)DrugUseandSocialChange:The

distortionofhistory,PalgraveMacmillanPeriklisPapandreou,completed2009LynneRavenscroft,completed2011DenisJones,completed2012AdrianJames,completed2012

- Thesispublishedas:JamesA.(2013)Examiningintelligence-ledpolicing:developmentsinresearch,policyandpractice,PalgraveMacmillan

LaurenLacey,completed2013TomGuiney,completed2016

- Tobepublished(bookproposalaccepted) intheClarendonStudies inCriminologySeries,OxfordUniversityPress

JackCunliffe,completed2015PostdoctoralstudentsDrKateSteward,ESRCpostdoctoralfellow,2004-05DrAnnaSouhami,BritishAcademypostdoctoralfellow,2006-09

DrJacquiKarn,ESRCpostdoctoralfellow,2005-06DrMercedesHinton,NuffieldNewCareerFellow,2006-2010ExternalExaminingMACriminalJustice,LiverpoolJohnMooresUniversity(1998-2001)BA(Hons)CriminalJustice,LiverpoolJohnMooresUniversity(1999-2000)BA(Hons)Criminology,NottinghamTrentUniversity(1998-2001)LLB(Criminology),KingsCollege,London(2000-2003)MACriminology,UniversityofKent,Canterbury(2000-2003)Criminology(Honours),PunishmentandSociety(Hons),GenderandSociety(Hons),

Criminology(Ord),UniversityofEdinburgh(2003-2007)MStPolicing,UniversityofCambridge,(2008-2012)BScPoliceStudies,WolverhamptonUniversity(2009-2012)BScCriminologyandSociology,RoyalHolloway(2012-2014)MPhil/PhDexaminationsNov1998PhD ‘InvestigatingDomesticburglary’–BirminghamUniversityMar1999 PhD ‘Devianceinamiddleclassstudentpopulation’-LSEMar1999 PhD ‘Theimpactofstreetrobbery’–BirminghamUniversityMay1999PhD ‘Men,SocietyandCrime:AnExplorationofMalenessand

behaviour’–HullUniversityOct1999PhD ‘Understandingpersistentoffenders’,UniversityofBristolDec1999 PhD ‘Relativedeprivationandcrime’–LSEApr2000 PhD ‘Privatesecuritypersonnel’-LSEMay2000 PhD ‘Thedecriminalisationofsuicide’,LSEJan2001PhD ‘DrugUseinPrison:Astudyofyoungoffenders’,WarwickUniversityJan2001MPhil ‘Thepluralisationofpolicing:thepolice,privateandpublicconsent,

KeeleUniversityDec2001MPhil,‘ThePsychosocialNeedsandSubstanceUseofYoungOffenders,

KingsCollege,LondonNov2002PhD ‘Communityreintegrationofyoungoffenders’,QueensBelfastDec2003PhD ‘ConflictandContradiction:TheCharvasandYouthJusticeina

DispossessedNorthernCity’,DurhamUniversityJan2004PhD ‘ImplementingtheYouthAnti-SocialBehaviourAgenda:Policingthe

AshtonEstate’,GoldsmithsCollegeFeb2000PhD ‘Collaboration,consultationandStrategicConsequencesinaNorth-

WestConstabulary,SalfordUniversityJune2004PhD ‘Men,ViolenceandSubstanceAbuse’,GoldsmithsCollegeUniversity

ofLondonOct2004PhD ‘RestorativeJusticeTheoryandPractice’,LSEJan2005PhD ‘Contestingandshapingliberalgovernance:thecaseofpolicing

reforminNorthernIreland,AustralianNationalUniversitySept2005PhD ‘BatteredSpouses:Acomparisonofthecriminaljusticesystem’s

responsestobatteredhusbandsandbatteredwives’,CoventryUniversity

Sept2005PhD ‘RestorativeJustice:Acrisisofidentity?’UniversityofKentNov2005PhD ‘SouthAfricanPoliceReforminthe1990s:Internalprocessesand

externalinfluences,UniversityofCapeTownOct2006PhD ‘TheGenesisandDevelopmentofaYOT:Youthjusticeinatownin

SouthEastEngland2000-2003’,LSEOct2006PhD ‘SystematicReviewsasaSourceofEvidenceforPolicy,QueenMary

andWestfield,UniversityofLondonOct2007PhD ‘YouthjusticeunderNewLabour’,KingsCollegeLondonMar2008PhD ‘AnevaluationoftwodrugcourtsinitiativesinScotland,Edinburgh

UniversityJune2008PhD ‘Inthepublicinterest?Theroleofexecutivedecision-makinginthe

releaseofrestrictedpatients’,LSEDec2008PhD ‘Thelegitimacyofprivatesecurity,UniversityofSheffieldFeb2009PhD ‘Problem-SolvingandPartnership:AstudyoftheImplementation

ofNeighbourhoodPolicing’OpenUniversityJuly2009PhD “LivinginNoMan’sLand”:TheExperiencesofMaleVictimsof

Stalking,SurreyUniversityJuly2010PhD Abusearounddifference:asociologicalexplorationofgaymen’s

experiencesof‘hatecrime’,LSEDec2010PhD ‘TheIn-betweeners:Exploringtheprevalence,natureand

implicationsofborderlineintellectualdisabilityamongyoungadultprisoners,UniversityofLondon

May2011PhD TheSecuritisationofRoutinePolicing?CardiffUniversityJuly2011PhD ‘Policychangeandthestreet-levelpolicingofyoungpeople’,

BedfordshireUniversityOct2011PhD ‘TheSeriousCrimePreventionOrder:PolicyMakingand‘Taking’

onthePathtoPreventiveJustice’,OxfordUniversityMar2012PhD ‘PolicingandEthnicityinthenewIreland’,UniversityCollegeDublinSept2012PhD ‘OrganisedCrimeandJudicialCorruption:Democratic

TransformationandProspectsforJusticeintheWesternBalkans’,KingsCollegeLondon

Feb2013PhD ‘Actors,practicesandnetworksofcorruption:ThecaseofRomania’saccessiontoEUfunding,LSE

Apr2013PhD ‘BeyondCopCulture:CivilianintelligenceanalysisinScottishpolicing’,GlasgowUniversity

Oct2013PhD ‘Insidethesocialworldofawitnesscareunit’,LSESept2014PhD ‘Whenthestarsalign':Influencesofjuvenilejusticedecision

makinginNSW,Australia'Oct2014PhD ‘Dancingwithdeath:youngpeople’spathwaysinandoutofdrug

use’,RMITUniversity,AustraliaJan2015PhD ‘CulturalchangewithinprobationinEngland’,TeesideUniversityMay2015PhD ‘PoliceandCrimeCommissioners:Anewformofdemocratic

accountability?’,OxfordUniversityJune2015PhD ‘ThegangsofBangladesh:Exploringmafias,streetgangs,and

exploitedchildworkersinDhaka’,KingsCollegeLondonJune2017PhD‘Understandingsofpunishmentandjusticeinthenarrativesoflay

Polishpeople’,LondonSchoolofEconomics

ValidationBScCriminology SouthBankUniversity March2000MScPoliceScienceandManagement PortsmouthUniversity MScInt.PoliceScienceandManagement PortsmouthUniversity March2001BSc(Econ)Criminology CardiffUniversity Sept2006BScCriminologyandSociology RoyalHollowayMScYouthCrimeandYouthJustice RoyalHolloway April2008BACriminology YorkUniversity May2011BASociology/CriminologyBASocialPolicy LiverpoolHopeUniversity May2014CentreforCriminology OxfordUniversity June2015BACriminology LiverpoolHopeUniversity June2017