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Welcome to the new home of the British Journal of Community Justice.

Established in 2002, the journal has since published ground breaking and lively articles which have stimulated policy and practice debates on community justice covering: policing, prisons, probation, youth justice, community safety, restorative justice, victims, and crime prevention.

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Latest Articles

‘PEOPLE GET KILLED CAUSE OF THERE [THEIR] SKIN. IT CANNOT BE STOPPED’: A MIDLANDS CASE STUDY CONSIDERING EXPERIENCES OF RACISM AMONGST PUPILS IN UK SECONDARY SCHOOLS AND THE COMMUNITY

MORE THAN A TICK-BOX? THE ROLE OF TRAINING IN IMPROVING POLICE RESPONSES TO HATE CRIME

CALL FOR PAPERS: Making a restorative criminal justice system a reality

EDITORIAL COMMENT: PAUL SENIOR – LAST WORDS

THE TRUTH ABOUT THE CHILDREN’S CARE SYSTEM, THE LINKS BETWEEN CARE AND CUSTODY AND THE ROLE OF ALCOHOL IN CHILD NEGLECT

DEVELOPING COMMUNITY COURTS WITH RESTORATIVE JUSTICE IN IRELAND

RESEARCHING HEALTHCARE AVAILABILITY FOR PROBATION CLIENTS: AN ILLUSTRATION OF METHODOLOGICAL CHALLENGES AND LESSONS IN SURVEYING ORGANISATIONS

Featured Articles

Paul Senior the co-founder of this journal and Co-Editor from the first issue in 2002 until his retirement in 2016 recently passed away.  He made a significant contribution to the journal and more widely to probation practice, training and research. He will be much missed.

In tribute to Paul, we are featuring a special back issue of the journal. It was the last one that Paul edited and the papers form a collection of thought pieces and reflections on probation: practice, principles and ethos.  Based on a two-day retreat in Cumbria which Paul hosted for long-time friends and colleagues, it perhaps reflects Paul at his eclectic best.  We invite you to enjoy these papers and consider them afresh, particularly in the light of the recent proposals for the new shape of probation in England and Wales.

If you would like to comment on the papers, you can get in touch with us at: bjcj@mmu.ac.uk or tweet us @bjcommunityjust.

Editorial: A Conversation with Paul Senior

Latest Issue

Volume 15: Issue 2

Published 20/11/2019

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