Items where Subject is "Criminology and Policing"

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Albinson, Christopher. (2010). Distortions, realities and moral panics: a critical analysis of sex offending and its responses in contemporary Britain. [Final Year Project]

Albinson, Christopher. (2010). Distortions, realities and moral panics: a critical analysis of sex offending and its responses in contemporary Britain". [Final Year Project]

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Bailey, Ann Laura. (2011). Does the media depict female offenders more harshly than male offenders? [Final Year Project]

Bailey, Anne Laura. (2011). Does the media depict female offenders more harshly than male offenders? [Final Year Project]

Baker, Clive and Parry, Bryn. (2016). Commemorating and communicating contested narratives in a digital era - lessons from Dark Tourism. In: Business and Society Research & Innovation Hub workshop, Southampton Solent University.

Belaisha, Belaisha Bin. (2015). Money laundering and financial crimes in Dubai: a critical study of strategies and future direction of control. PhD thesis, Southampton Solent University.

Billington, Jack. (2012). Policing on the Cheap? An analysis of the Government's use of Special Constables in England and Wales. [Final Year Project]

Bullock, Nicholas. (2012). Encircling Convicted Sex Offenders: Can Community Volunteers Play a Role in Managing Sex Offenders? [Final Year Project]

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Cormack, Rebecca. (2012). An analysis of rape as a weapon of war: why is is still a problem today? [Final Year Project]

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Daniels, Simon. (2013). Corporate manslaughter and the company director. Mountbatten Journal of Legal Studies, 2013, 14 (1/2), pp. 3-17

Daniels, Simon. (2012). The criminalisation of the ship’s master. A new approach for the new Millennium. PhD thesis, Southampton Solent University [Validated by Nottingham Trent University].

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England, Angela. (2005). CCTV, privacy and shopping. PhD thesis, Southampton Solent University [Validated by Nottingham Trent University].

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Fennell, Kayleigh . (2013). Safeguarding rights -the role of the independent custody visitor. [Final Year Project]

Fox, Simon. (2010). The retention of DNA: a detection of right or human wrong. In: Annual Conference of the British Society of Criminology, July 2010, Leicester.

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Giles, Adam. (2012). A Question of Respect Romantic, Relevant or Ridiculous: A Criminological Explanation of the Contested concept of 'Respect'. [Final Year Project]

Giner-Sorolla, R and Kamau, Caroline and Castano, E. (2008). Reception of intergroup apologies: shame defuses insult. In: British Psychological Society Annual Conference, 2-4 April 2008, Dublin, Ireland.

Giner-Sorolla, Roger and Kamau, Caroline and Castano, Emanuele. (2010). Guilt and shame through recipients' eyes: The moderating effect of blame. Social Psychology, 2010, 41 (2), pp. 88-92

Guest, Richard M. and He, Hongmei and Stevenage, Sarah V. and Neil, Greg J.. (2013). An assessment of the human performance of iris identification. In: Technologies for Homeland Security (HST), 2013 IEEE International Conference on.

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Hayes, Mark and Harrison, Michael and Norris, Paul. (2010). Football, hooliganism and public order policing: the contested interface between cultural identity and security - and some comments on a local case study. In: Football, Hooliganism and Public Order Policing: The Contested Interface between Cultural Identity and Security - and some Comments on a Local Case Study, 18 May 2010, Southampton.

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Kasic, Nicholas. (1997). Investigating small boat crime. PhD thesis, Southampton Solent University [Validated by Nottingham Trent University].

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Leishman, Frank. (2004). Blue lamp, red lamp: comparative perspectives on policing styles in Britain and Japan (contains copy of book by author). PhD thesis, Southampton Solent University [Validated by Nottingham Trent University].

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Malik, Hajrah. (2017). Attitudes towards chemical castration becoming legalized in the United Kingdom: a thematic analysis. [Final Year Project]

Menary, Steve. (2015). Game on: the commercialisation and corruption of the pre-season friendly. In: Play the Game 2015: Global Sport: Reform or Revolution, October 25-29 2015, Aarhus, Denmark. (Submitted)

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Paeschel, Vicky. (2013). Prenatal alcohol consumption and protecting the unborn child: rights, autonomy and criminalisation. [Final Year Project]

Parry, Bryn. (2004). “Risk Management”. In: “Sport & Leisure Operations Management”. Thomson Learning / Cengage, London. ISBN 978-1844800636

Parry, Bryn. (2007). book review: Highmore, B. (2005) “Cityscapes: cultural readings in the material and symbolic city”, Basingstoke, Palgrave Macmillan, in. Journal of Tourism and Cultural Change, 2007, Vol.5 (No.2), pp. 130-131

Parry, Bryn. (2017). Realities of calibrating terrorism threats: [Re]Learning from three maritime events. In: SSU Research and Innovation Conference 2017: Making An Impact, 3-4th May 2017, Southampton Solent University.

Parry, Bryn. (2006). book review: Hall, C.M., Timothy, D.J., & Duval, D.T. [Eds.] (2004) “Safety and Security in Tourism: relationships, management and marketing”, New York, the Haworth Hospitality Press, in. Journal of Information Technology and Tourism, 2006, 8 (2),

Paul, Christopher. (2009). The man with the murder bag: a critical examination of the history, contents and legacy of the "murder bag". [Final Year Project]

Payne, Joseph. (2009). An examination into the issues affecting foreign national prisoners in England and Wales. [Final Year Project]

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Sabadas, Natalia Diana. (2013). The synergy between immigration detention and the criminology of mobility: a comparative study Romania and UK. Masters thesis, Southampton Solent University.

Sloan, Hazel. (2013). America's war on terror: a critical discussion on the use of torture. [Final Year Project]

Snell, Esther. Representations of rape sexual violence and crime in the seventeenth century press. In: University of Winchester History Colloquium, 2010.

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Taylor, Charlotte. (2012). Raising Awareness of Female Sexual Offending Against Children: Is There Currently Adequate Recognition of, and Provisions for Female Sexual Offenders in England and Wales? [Final Year Project]