Vol. 13 (2024): The Annual Review of Interdisciplinary Justice Research

Published: 2024-08-29

Articles

“It can feel like an abusive relationship”: A Sensory Psychosocial Investigation of Frontline Domestic Violence Shelter Workers’ Experiences

Cristina Ariza

3-27
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"Would you want a jail on your street?" Sensing Opposition and Support for a Youth Detention Centre in Ottawa

Elizabeth Venczel, Justin Piché

28-52
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Tuning In: Sound, Listening, and the Development of an Aural Criminology

Michael S. Mopas

53-88
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Problematizing Perpetual Punishment: Tensions and Impacts Across News Reports and Lived Realities of the Canadian Life Sentence

Nyki Kish , Tamara Humphrey

89-116
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Practitioner Reflection

Writing for the Courts: Attending to Settler Colonialism, Senses, Social Algorithm, and Neurodiversity on a Gladue Writing Team

Michelle Stewart, Robyn Pitawanakwat, Elisabeth Girard, Rouhullah Mohammadi

117-141
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Research Note

Excavating Toxic Colonial Violence and Resistance at the Dump: A Research Note On Sensory Method and Analysis

Steven Kohm, Anita Lam

142-170
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