Centre for Social Justice

Recent papers from Centre for Social Justice

1. “It Is More Than Just Food, We Need To Be Human Beings Together”: Service Provider and Leader Perspectives on Charitable Food Services for Persons Experiencing HomelessnessWorld Food Policy · 2026
2. Systemic alienation, equity and justice bottlenecks: a causal loop analysis of marginalisation in public service operationsProduction Planning & Control · 2026
3. The veneer of progress: Child First as a ‘magic concept’ for youth justice systemsYouth Justice · 2026
4. A Catalyst for Change: The extraordinary Anaka Women’s Collective during the June 2026 Belfast Pogrom˜The œjournal of social encounters. · 2026
5. The Relationship Between Parental Psychological Control and Fear of Failure: A Case of Youth Self-Employment / La relación entre el control psicológico parental y el miedo al fracaso: un estudio de caso sobre el trabajo por cuenta propia entre los jóvenesJournal for the Study of Education and Development Infancia y Aprendizaje · 2026
6. Beyond recognition: Human trafficking for organ removal and the Modern Slavery ActProbation Journal · 2026
7. Youth and youth research in Britain (and elsewhere), 1960s–2020sJournal of Youth Studies · 2026
8. A fusion-based hybrid modeling framework for pandemic time series forecastingDiscover Artificial Intelligence · 2026
9. Parental media monitoring and children's internalising and externalising behaviours: The role of consistencyJournal of Criminology · 2026
10. Too Much Finance: Evidence of Pure Negative Effects on GrowthManchester School · 2026
11. Police diversity: beyond the bluePolicing & Society · 2026
12. Do Parents and Teachers Agree Regarding Children Reactive and Proactive Aggression?Journal of Psychopathology and Behavioral Assessment · 2026
13. In Defence of Walkability as a Crime Prevention StrategyThe Howard Journal of Crime and Justice · 2026
14. Depoliticising the “Surplus” through Welfare Imaginaries in Singapore National Day RalliesJournal of Contemporary Asia · 2026
15. The emergence of criminology in Britain: A systematic review of the Journal of the Statistical Society of London , 1838–57The British Journal of Criminology · 2026
16. Impact of co-created mental health and life-skill workshops with 12-to-16-year-olds from black and mixed ethnic groups during COVID-19 in the UK: a qualitative studyBMJ Open · 2026
17. A place for extremism: Nativist grievance, frustrated expectations, and the spatial dynamics of the global cityPolitical Geography · 2026
18. Crosstalk Between Empathy and Impulsivity in Explaining Children’s Rule-Breaking and Prosocial Behaviors: Results from a Study with Elementary-School ChildrenInternational Criminology · 2026
19. Editorial: Modeling for environmental pollution and change, volume IIFrontiers in Environmental Science · 2026
20. Making environmental criminology smarter – A framework for directly measuring routine activities using passively collected geolocation dataUrban Studies · 2026