Grounded in psychological and social constructs, the need for privacy is reflected in human
socio-spatial behaviour and in our own home. To discuss housing privacy, this article …

Building on the growing discursive approach to people–place relations, we examine how
young people negotiate people–place tensions and relations, and how they establish their …

Psychological Criminology addresses the question: what is it about individuals and their
experiences that cause them to commit crime and/or to become criminal? This book …

Arguably, social work research and practice have always been attentive to place and space.
In community social work, for example, the locality, the street and the neighbourhood as a …

Social psychologists have become increasingly concerned with examining the ways in
which social practices are interrelated with their location. Critical perspectives have …

Against the background of the 'Inspiring Communities' programme to raise 'community-
level'educational aspirations in England, this article considers whether the existing evidence …

Background Health equity is a priority in the global sustainable development agenda.
Available health equity indicators often focus on health outcomes, access to healthcare, risk …

Youth is a period where a significant amount of leisure time is met with an expanding array
of options of how to spend this time. While structured and often adult-controlled programs …

We focus on the notion of borders to explore how mobility and immobility in the city affect the
relationship between human development and urban culture. We define borders as a …

Although there is growing interest in criminal justice policy transfer, a dearth of empirical
research in this area has been acknowledged. This article addresses this gap by presenting …