The contemporary normative climate regarding sexual violence affects how perpetrators of
such violence relate to their harmful acts. In this article, we analyze how men convicted of …

The collective belief that a sex offender is dangerous, is powerful in considering sexual
norms and incarceration. In this article, I tell stories of sex crimes via life-story interviews with …

Abstract Drawing on Jacques Derrida's concept of hauntology, this article develops a
hauntological framework to trace the no longer and the not yet in the uprising of punitive …

In 2018–2019, there was a surge of local news media coverage in Winnipeg, Canada about
what news media described as “brazen” liquor store theft. Online discussion and social …

The Canadian federal prison population is aging, with facilities operated by the Correctional
Service of Canada struggling to adequately meet the healthcare needs of these incarcerated …

This study 1 examined the challenges, perspectives, and experiences faced by major
stakeholders involved in mandatory sex offender therapy in one urban jurisdiction. The study …

In recent decades, restorative justice approaches such as victim-offender conferences and
circle processes have emerged as a response to people who have caused sexual harm. The …

In the 21st century new criminal justice policies have emerged that are aimed directly at
individuals who have been convicted of a sex offence. These polices are based on the …

The development of information communication technologies (ICTs) has led to a growth of
the production and consumption of child sexual exploitation materials (CSEM). The …