Titlebook: Reflexivity in Criminological Research; Experiences with the Karen Lumsden (Senior Lecturer in Sociology),Aaron Book 2014 Palgrave Macmilla

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Negotiating ‘Victim Communities’: Reflexivity and Method in Researching High-Profile Crimesty. Crimes such as the killing of James Bulger in 1993 and the dis- appearance of Madeleine McCann in 2007 have reached such prominence, attracting large amounts of sustained media coverage and popular attention. However, many such serious crimes typically involve a range of harms to multiple victim

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The Interplay Between Power and Reflexivity in Feminist Research on Young Women’s Safetynd policy makers — and those who are positioned as powerless through the pro- cesses of criminal victimisation and marginalisation. Within criminological research, growing attention has been given to the merits of adopting a reflex- ive approach that situates the researcher both in relation to the g

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Power, Pregnancy and Prison: The Impact of a Researcher’s Pregnancy on Qualitative Interviews with What the utilising of a more general feminist approach which is sympa- thetic to the needs of women and which has the notion of reflexivity and a commitment to less exploitative research at its centre was in the case of this research preferable to adopting a full feminist standpoint. Feminist standpo

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Prison Is My Family Business: Reflections of an African American Woman with Incarcerated Relatives Deration on black families. My standpoint is a reflexive one that attempts to account for the fact that I cannot separate the research from my per- sonal experiences. This position presents a compelling paradox: my personal connection to the research adds a valuable and constructive context as my pos