Author: Denys Andrianjafy

In Britain, they start very young these days. An 11-year-old girl who has not yet started secondary school recently pleaded guilty to causing criminal damage. … Read more

Dr. Kate O’Brien presents BBC Radio 4’s programme on how the island of Ibiza has subtly influenced British youth culture and the nation’s night-time economy … Read more

Dr Beth Breeze addressed a meeting in the House of Commons on the 8th June. Beth spoke at a meeting of the All Party Parliamentary … Read more

Organised by Parenting Culture Studies and the Kent Centre for Law Gender and Sexuality, the forthcoming event Monitoring Parents: Science, evidence, experts and the new … Read more

The criminology team at the University of Kent are delighted to have been awarded the National Award for Excellence in Teaching Criminology 2011, by the … Read more

In recent years, PhD students who have made excellent progress in their research and are working on an article from their thesis have the opportunity … Read more

SSPSSR is part of the South East Doctoral Training Consortium, one of only 21 centres to to have been awarded ESRC Accreditation and funding for … Read more

Peter Aspinall has just published a new article, ‘The utility and validity for public health of ethnicity categorisation in the 1991, 2001 and 2011 British censuses’, … Read more

Chris Shilling has just had the second edition of his groundbreaking book The Body and Social Theory translated into Korean with Naman Press. He is … Read more

A new book by Larry Ray, Professor of Sociology, examines the meaning and representations of violent behaviour in contemporary culture and throughout history. Titled Violence and … Read more