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Journal of Criminology

Journal of Criminology


eISSN: 26338084 | ISSN: 26338076 | Current volume: 57 | Current issue: 3 Frequency: Quarterly
The Journal of Criminology is an international peer-reviewed journal in the field of criminology. Originally published under the title of the Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology, it expressly seeks to publish innovative theoretical, empirical and policy-oriented research from around the world, as well as maintaining a strong commitment to high quality research in the Australasian region. Our editorial board represents the diversity of the field and the Journal’s aim to publish manuscripts that advance the field of criminology. See the journal’s aims and scope here.

Submit your manuscript today at https://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/anzjc.

The Journal of Criminology publishes four issues a year and welcomes submissions that focus on crime and society. It is particularly interested in submissions falling within the following categories:

  • Conceptually-oriented articles, especially on new and emerging themes, that deal with, or relate to, the areas of criminology and criminal justice;
  • Policy-focused articles proposing fresh thinking and new ideas in response to new and emerging, as well as established, policy challenges in these areas;
  • Empirical articles that break new ground on criminological topics and which use new or innovative methodologies.

The Journal of Criminology is open to Special Issues that focus on pressing topics in criminology, with guest editors who are experts in the field. We are particularly interested in special issues dedicated to First Nations’ and minoritised communities’ scholarship, managed by a guest editor with a First Nations’ and/or minoritised community background. The Journal will put out a call for special issue proposals, with specific guidelines each year. Please see the Special Issues guidelines for more information. NOTE: The 2023 call for EOIs has now closed. Stay tuned for new guidelines and a new call in 2024.

Editor-in-Chief
Asher Flynn Monash University, Australia
Rebecca Wickes Griffith University, Australia
Managing Editor
Rebecca Powell Monash University, Australia
Indigenous and First Nations Associate Editor
Kyllie Cripps Monash University, Australia
Digital Associate Editor
Thomas Holt Michigan State University, USA
Associate Editor
Simon Mackenzie Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand
Statistics Associate Editor
Jason Payne Griffith University, Australia
Editorial Board
Lorana Bartels The Australian National University, Australia
Wim Bernasco Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law Enforcement, Netherlands
Jarrett Blaustein Australian National University, Australia
David Bright Deakin University, Australia
Rod K. Brunson University of Maryland, USA
Michael Bryden University of Technology Sydney, Australia
Sandra Bucerius University of Alberta, Canada
Adrian Cherney University of Queensland, Australia
Rachel Condry University of Oxford, UK
Jonathan Corcoran University of Queensland, Australia
Antje Deckert Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand
Susan Dennison Griffth University, Australia
Heather Douglas University of Melbourne, Australia
Benoit Dupont University of Montreal, Canada
Angela Dwyer University of Tasmania, Australia
Moses Faleolo Victoria University of Wellington , New Zealand
Michael Flood Queensland University of Technology, Australia
Benjamin Goold University of British Columbia, Canada
Kevin Haggerty University of Alberta, Canada
Julie Ham Brock University, Canada
Jon Jackson London School of Economics and Political Science, UK
Charis Kubrin University of California, Irvine, USA
Elena Marchetti Griffith University, Australia
Monique Marks Durban University of Technology, South Africa
Alex Piquero University of Miami, USA
Danielle Reynald Griffith University, Australia
Rick Sarre University of South Australia, Australia
Adrian Scott Goldsmiths, University of London, UK
Elizabeth Stanley Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand
Tamasailau Suaalii University of Auckland, New Zealand
Michael Townsley Griffith University, Australia
Hilde Tubex University of Western Australia, Australia
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