Vol. 7 No. 1 (2025): We must persist! Towards a Global Criminology of War

Published: 2025-12-19

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Editorial

• Editorial: About the Possibility of Critical Spaces

  Mattias De Backer, Lucas Melgaço

  6-10

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• Editorial for the Thematic Section: Towards a Global, Anti-Colonial Criminology of War, Genocide and Resistance

  Hannah Wilkinson, Teresa Degenhardt

  11-28

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Articles

• Thematic Section Guest-edited by Hannah Wilkinson and Teresa Degenhardt

  Teresa Degenhardt, Hannah Wilkinson

  29-236

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• Criminalisation of Intellectual Thought: Representations for Consciousness about Dissent, Resistance and Remembrance

  Dina Zoe Belluigi

  30-56

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• From Police Violence to (Self) Censorship: Mapping the Continuum of Criminalization of Student-Led Palestine Solidarity Activism in the Netherlands

  Brunilda Pali, Polly Pallister-Wilkins

  57-71

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• Constructing the Vulnerable and Deserving Refugee: A Discourse Analysis of News Media Coverage of Afghan Refugees in Canada

  Neela Hassan

  72-85

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• Ordinary Crimes and Justice in the Portuguese Colonial War: Empirical Data for Criminological Reflection

  Fátima Rodrigues

  86-96

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• Harnessing Criminology’s Potential to Theorize the Link Between War and Crime over the Life Course

  Stephanie DiPietro

  97-111

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• The Megaphone in Genocidal Times: On the Sonic Silencing and Illegalization of (Amplified) Political Dissent and Resistance

  Lucrezia Selva Curreri, Justin Piché

  112-126

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• The Criminalisation of War Starts Here: Activism Against Arms Industry in South Korea

  Juneseo Hwang

  127-141

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• Who is a Victim of What? Societal Reactions to Harms Caused and Experienced by Children in War as Teaching Materials for Critical Victimology

  Ian D. Marder

  142-152

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Opinion pieces

• Marginalisation, Hate Speeches and Criminalisation of Syrians Under Temporary Protection in Turkey

  Hacer Bahar, Halil Ibrahim Bahar

  153-161

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• Liberating the Women of Iran: The Regime Change Industry, Women’s Rights and Imperial Wars

  Mehrdad Emami, Paola Rivetti

  162-169

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Commentary

• In Memoriam: Vincenzo Ruggiero (1950-2024)

  Teresa Degenhardt, Vincenzo Scalia

  224-228

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Interviews

• Interview with Ruth Jamieson

  Ruth Jamieson, Teresa Degenhardt

  209-215

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• Interview with Maryna Shevtsova: A Feminist Reading of the Russian War of Aggression in Ukraine

  Maryna Shevtsova, Teresa Degenhardt

  216-223

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Short articles

• Forum: Palestine & Gaza Guest-edited by Hannah Wilkinson and Teresa Degenhardt

  Hannah Wilkinson, Teresa Degenhardt

  170-208

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• Forum: Palestine & Gaza - Editorial

  Hannah Wilkinson, Teresa Degenhardt

  171-176

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• If Machines Could Speak: What can the AI-Powered Technologies Used in Gaza Tell us About Israel’s Genocidal Intent?

  Iva Ramuš Cvetkovič

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• The Ecocidal Destruction of Palestine

  Rob White

  185-193

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• “I Never Ever Want to Hear you Lecture us on Human Rights and International Law Again”: International Tribunals in the Palestine- Israel Context

  Fiammetta Bonfigli

  194-202

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• Science Without Conscience. Or How a Criminology Conference Bared the Discipline’s Dead Soul

  Lambros Fatsis

  203-208

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Art intervention

• ASHTAR Theatre’s The Gaza Monologues: Documentary Theatre as Counter-Archive of Palestinian Life Under Occupation and Genocide

  Roaa Ali, Priya Sharma

  229-236

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Articles (Non-Thematic)

• How Interactional Relationships Matter for Victim Resistance During Robberies: A Video-Observational Analysis

  Marie Rosenkrantz Lindegaard, Lasse Suonperä Liebst

  238-251

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