Papers from the British Criminology Conference 2021
Crime and Harm: Challenges of social and global justice?
The Open University
Editor’s Note
The BSC’s 2021 conference was a collaboration with The Open University entitled ‘Crime and Harm: Challenges of social and global justice’ and took place 7-9 July. Inevitably, in 2021 things had to happen a little differently, and it was the BSC’s first conference to take place online.
The papers submitted to this volume went through the journal’s rigorous peer review process and two out of six submissions were accepted. Many thanks to the peer reviewers for their essential work in enabling publication of the journal and for the helpful comments that they provided to help further strengthen the submissions. Thanks is also due to the authors for their prompt revisions and co-operation. The timeline for journal is short and its production is greatly aided by this willingness to meet deadlines.
Lizzie Seal (Chair, BSC Publications Committee)
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Papers from the British Criminology Conference 2021
Volume 20, 2021
Contents
Papers from the British Criminology Conference 2021
BSC Conference Papers – Whole edition
Editorial 2021
Lizzie Seal
Biophilia and Biophobia: Diverse Experiences of Nature in Prison
Holly Dempsey
Frozen Cities, Frozen Crimes? Crimes changes against mobility changes following lockdowns: case studies of London and Sydney
Yijing Li, Yan Zhang and Yuying Wu