Iain Channing

The first issue of The Journal of Historical Criminology is out now! …nalofhistoricalcriminology.pubpub.org/jhc-2025-vol-1… #historicalcriminology #criminology #History

New article out today with @iainchanning and Oliver Smith. ‘Less museum and more like Disney’ The infantilisation of dark histories: Objective violence at Bodmin Jail journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/17…

@nixonauthor @h1bennett @PlymUni Thank you so much. And congratulations on the book!

@emmadwatkins @ESRC @UKRI_News @CoSS_Birmingham @UoBSocialPolicy @unibirmingham @BSCHCNet I really enjoyed the talk yesterday. Good luck with your continued research

At the upcoming @ESRC Festival of Social Science I will be sharing my research in a free online talk. birmingham.ac.uk/university/col… 21st Oct 5:30pm @UKRI_News @CoSS_Birmingham @UoBSocialPolicy @unibirmingham #histcrim @BSCHCNet

EXCITING ANNOUNCEMENT From 2025, Law, Crime and History will become 'The Journal of Historical Criminology'. We are now accepting submissions. Please see our new website for more details …nalofhistoricalcriminology.pubpub.org Previous issues of LCH will remain available in our catalogue.

The new issue of Law, Crime and History is out now! Click lawcrimehistory.pubpub.org/currentissue for the latest articles in #historicalcriminology #sociolegalhistory #crimehistory In this issue: @DrCatello, Alex Tepperman, Robert Andersson, @wallyberry, Otto Linderborg, and Robert Shiels

had a great day in Manchester at the British Crime Historians Symposium and my latest #HistoricalCriminology publication is out in @LawCrimeHistory !

Today my latest article PATRONAGE, RECUSANCY AND MALFEASANCE IN THE EARLY MODERN PRISON SYSTEM: A NEW SOURCE RELATED TO SAINT JOHN ROBERTS AND ROBERT CECIL has been published open access in Law, Crime and History.

How has ‘two-tier policing’ myth become widespread? theguardian.com/uk-news/articl…

A recent history of DNA evidence may be of interest @nicko158 @scooperuk @DrIanTurner @lizt1980 @GarethRoberts3 @Mister_Happe @inner_temple @iainchanning @LawCrimeHistory produced by my friend @ashleybyrneMCR presented by Anna Soubry with good range of interviewees.

@crimemann Looking forward to seeing you tomorrow! Safe travels.

The CfP for 'CRISIS REFORM REPEAT?' is still open! Papers can cover areas such as policing, probation, Prisons, the judiciary, sentencing, youth justice, corporate crime, drug/alcohol policy, environmental harm/crime and so on. more info here: tinyurl.com/yxrcyd4t

Calling all podcast enthusiasts looking to learn more about social justice! We've just launched a new #podcastshow on all things criminology, activism and culture. Hosted by Dr lain Channing and Dr Katie McBride. open.spotify.com/show/1VvudyAi7… #podcast #podcasters #crimtwitter

Call For Papers: Crisis Reform Repeat - Plenary Speaker @crimemann - "The Police at the End of the World" at @PlymUni 17th June 2024. @BSC_SW @BSCHCNet @BSCPolicingNet @CriticalCrimBSC Please share!

In a fitting piece of news, the DHC applauds the work of @dchurchill01 @yeomans_henry and @lianchanning with their work, Historical Criminology. The title has earned our inaugural book award for defining the genre. Never too late to order a copy. amazon.com/Historical-Cri…

@mike200hope @dmcrime @cwebber01 @RosEdwards2 @JennyFleming9 @SarahC2612 Congratulations Mike. That's great to hear 😀 🍻

Extremely pleased to have passed my PhD Viva today with minor corrections. Thanks to examiners @dmcrime @cwebber01 @RosEdwards2. Also massive thanks to supervisors @JennyFleming9 @SarahC2612 for their guidance and support on the PhD journey. Time for some celebrations 🍺🍺

My latest piece on #HistoricalCriminology uses Wallerstein's notion of 𝘩𝘪𝘴𝘵𝘰𝘳𝘪𝘤𝘢𝘭 𝘴𝘰𝘤𝘪𝘢𝘭 𝘴𝘤𝘪𝘦𝘯𝘤𝘦 to try and make sense of the relation b/w historical criminology and crime history within the #HistoricalStudyOfCrime Available here: academia.edu/108728085/From…