The Palgrave Critical Criminological Perspectives book series aims to showcase the
importance of critical criminological thinking when examining problems of crime, social harm …

This paper critically examines the use of online humor and ridicule to promote and
normalize far-right exclusionary discourses. Through a critical qualitative study of the Please …

Indigenous voices and outlooks are often overlooked within public discourses in Australia
and throughout the world. Settler-colonialism has resulted in centuries of dispossession …

This book represents the first major analysis of Anglo-Australian youth justice and penality to
be published and it makes significant theoretical and empirical contributions to the wider …

In 2016, Melbourne experienced what was referred to in the media as the Moomba 'riot'. This
event led to a racialised political and media campaign regarding the problem of 'African …

This is the second published volume of a project concerning contemporary political humor in
a variety of societies and groups around the globe. It follows the first volume entitled Political …

The term monster has its etymological roots in Latin, deriving from monere, meaning to warn,
and demonstrate, meaning to show or reveal (Musharbash; Cohen “Hybrids”). Monsters are …

London: Palgrave MacMillan. Baldry, E., Briggs, D., Goldson, B., & Russell, S.(2018).'Cruel
and unusual punishment': An inter-jurisdictional study of the criminalisation of young people …

This chapter focuses on violence and Indigenous peoples in the Anglo settler colonial states
of Aotearoa New Zealand, Australia, Canada and the United States. It provides a more …

This chapter examines the use of political humor in the communicative and discursive
repertoire of the Australian far right. Specifically, this chapter critically analyzes the co …