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View this email in your browser<https://mailchi.mp/db367975d3c9/introducing-our-first-issue-call-for-articles-3959913?e=5d4334c187> [https://gallery.mailchimp.com/61c6831493b03f50e1ff45e64/images/cbab0aca-4fb7-43e6-be0d-257356d699c6.png]<https://crisresearchgroup.us19.list-manage.com/track/click?u=61c6831493b03f50e1ff45e64&id=b9bffb688c&e=5d4334c187> We proudly present our second issue of Criminological Encounters Criminological Encounters<https://crisresearchgroup.us19.list-manage.com/track/click?u=61c6831493b03f50e1ff45e64&id=c864dc163d&e=5d4334c187> is an international, interdisciplinary, double blind peer-reviewed, digital, and open-access journal in the field of criminology. With this new venue for discussion, we aim to facilitate critical dialogues between scholars of criminology, and of other relevant domains. Subscribe to our newsletter<https://crisresearchgroup.us19.list-manage.com/track/click?u=61c6831493b03f50e1ff45e64&id=7edc2a5c06&e=5d4334c187> Why Criminological Encounters? The fundamental idea behind this journal is that of "encountering". An "encounter" evokes the idea of solidary gatherings, moments to get together and build common projects as well as moments of confrontation. The encounters we intend to foment here include: * Dialogues between criminology and other disciplines; * Dialogues between criminology scholars and practitioners; * Encounters between competing research methods, theories or between different schools of thought: e.g. qualitative versus quantitative approaches; critical versus positivistic criminology; American versus European criminology; criminology from the “Global South” and from the “Global North”. Criminological Encounters Now and in the Future by Lucas Melgaço and Mattias De Backer Read the editorial here<https://crisresearchgroup.us19.list-manage.com/track/click?u=61c6831493b03f50e1ff45e64&id=fafdba7a80&e=5d4334c187>. [https://gallery.mailchimp.com/61c6831493b03f50e1ff45e64/images/4ec39a83-c30f-41a7-9a62-8fe953d65c87.jpg] "Intertheory Relations in the Social Sciences: Criminology as a Physics of the Social? by Michael McGuire This thought-provoking article challenges the assumption that criminology is a niche subdivision of sociology by proposing a more radical position in which criminology is given a far more foundational role. Read the full article here<https://crisresearchgroup.us19.list-manage.com/track/click?u=61c6831493b03f50e1ff45e64&id=b1dfcf60b4&e=5d4334c187>. ________________________________ [https://gallery.mailchimp.com/61c6831493b03f50e1ff45e64/images/c6a769ec-ea9f-4fbb-94ee-b4da45c4a8d4.jpg] Detecting Crime Waves in an Extensive Text Corpus of (Online) Crime News: the Guardian.co.uk as a Test Case by Iris Steenhout In this text, the author argues that the large-scale digitization of news articles offers a remarkably wide range of possibilities for criminology science scholars. The latter are confronted with the challenge of developing new methods and approaches to deal with massive number of available online data. Read the full article here<https://crisresearchgroup.us19.list-manage.com/track/click?u=61c6831493b03f50e1ff45e64&id=115a7eff23&e=5d4334c187>. ________________________________ [https://gallery.mailchimp.com/61c6831493b03f50e1ff45e64/images/acd29456-5261-4297-927e-b328650d9339.jpg] INTERVIEWS: When Surveillance Studies and Criminology Meet: An Interview with David Lyon David Lyon. Interviewed by: Lucas Melgaço and Rosamunde Van Brakel Rosamunde Van Brakel and Lucas Melgaço interviewed David Lyon, one of the most acclaimed worldwide references on surveillance studies. They talked with him about his encounters not only with criminology but also other disciplines like computer science, political sciences, and cultural and religious studies. Read the full interview here<https://crisresearchgroup.us19.list-manage.com/track/click?u=61c6831493b03f50e1ff45e64&id=28c9e07512&e=5d4334c187>. ________________________________ [https://gallery.mailchimp.com/61c6831493b03f50e1ff45e64/images/99b71772-5778-4249-8b68-64385a59a062.jpg] Book Review: Fergus McNeill (2019) Pervasive Punishment: Making Sense of Mass Supervision. Bingley, UK: Emerald Publishing. by Mike Nellis Nellis examines how McNeill’s work makes a strong claim for both scholars and practitioners to attend to the pains of (community) supervision in the penal system. Read the full article here<https://crisresearchgroup.us19.list-manage.com/track/click?u=61c6831493b03f50e1ff45e64&id=234f2bcc3e&e=5d4334c187>. ________________________________ [https://gallery.mailchimp.com/61c6831493b03f50e1ff45e64/images/a8e17bff-4d20-455e-984d-1fce65459219.png] Stuck in the Carceral Web: Prisoners’ Experiences of Electronic Monitoring by James Gacek By promoting the encounter of criminology and geography, this article brings insights from carceral geography and mobility and sets them in a dialogue with penology and electronic monitoring. Read the full article here<https://crisresearchgroup.us19.list-manage.com/track/click?u=61c6831493b03f50e1ff45e64&id=a4781cf966&e=5d4334c187>. ________________________________ [https://gallery.mailchimp.com/61c6831493b03f50e1ff45e64/images/4c4e662c-2378-4cff-87ec-62c645c289a1.png] "We are the Weak Ones”: Self-Narratives of Young Urban Women in a Sport-for-development project in Brussels by Jasmien Bougrine and An Nuytiens Based on the field research that the first author undertook in Brussels, this article explores young women’s personal stories and self-narratives, the role of gender and the importance of one particular basketball project in their self-narratives. Read the full article here<https://crisresearchgroup.us19.list-manage.com/track/click?u=61c6831493b03f50e1ff45e64&id=a8bc4a8a77&e=5d4334c187>. ________________________________ [https://gallery.mailchimp.com/61c6831493b03f50e1ff45e64/images/e0139d80-9d77-4a02-8aac-d2c2de37a189.jpg] Book Review: Carrington, K., Hogg, R., Scott, J., Sozzo, M. and Walters, R. (2018). Southern Criminology. New York: Routledge. by Danielle Watson Danielle Watson highlights how the work of Carrington et al. challenges the universal generalizability of scholarship from the Global North. 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Guest editors: Nina Persak (University of Ljubljana) and Simone Tulumello (University of Lisbon) For more details click here<https://crisresearchgroup.us19.list-manage.com/track/click?u=61c6831493b03f50e1ff45e64&id=9295f5a69c&e=5d4334c187>. Call for articles for our third issue Contributions submitted by January 30, 2020 will still be considered for our issue number 3. For more details click here<https://crisresearchgroup.us19.list-manage.com/track/click?u=61c6831493b03f50e1ff45e64&id=a7a1873c0f&e=5d4334c187>. 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