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January 2018
February 28: Deadline to apply for scholarships
David Moffette has published the book "Governing Irregular Migration: Bordering Culture, Labour, and Security in Spain"
The Contested Politics of Security: A Triple Book Launch , January 24
December 2017
Baljit Nagra has published the book “Securitized Citizens: Canadian Muslims’ Experiences of Race Relations and Identity Formation Post–9/11”
Curious about graduate studies in Criminology at the University of Ottawa? Click here to learn more
Katarina Bogosavljevic (MA Student) and Jennifer Kilty (Associate Professor) published an op-ed in honour of World AIDS Day
A 2012 research paper by Holly Johnson found that out of every 1,000 sexual assaults, only 29 are recorded as a crime, of which fewer than half lead to charges (MSN)
Justin Piché believes that states frequently use incarceration to deal with issues such as poverty, mental illness or exclusion (Sympatico) *in French
Steve Bittle comments on a bill to make it easier to charge companies with criminal negligence in serious injury
November 2017
A study conducted by Holly Johnson reveals that women lack choice and control over critical decisions during court proceedings (MSN)
Irvin Waller explains that it would much easier for the police or Canadian Border Service Agency to trace the origins of guns if the makers and sellers engraved the required markings on the guns (Rabble)
Professor Justin Piché explains that former prisoners are able to shed light into confinement (Pacific Standard)
This article mentions the 2011 analysis of the Ontario courts by Holly Johnson (Macleans)
The Ghomeshi Effect: Meet the Artists - December 7
Steven Bittle discusses on-the-job deaths and is working on a project to estimate the actual number of people who are killed at work each year, beyond the workers' compensation numbers (The Globe and Mail)
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