Titlebook: Reflections on Irish Criminology; Conversations with C Orla Lynch,Yasmine Ahmed,Kevin Hosford Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and T

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A Conversation with Dr Deirdre Healy,es how her own interest in Criminology was led by a desire to see the application of academic knowledge to prison and probation issues. Seeking a . led approach, influenced by both forensic psychology and criminology, Dr Healy prioritises the voices of individuals with direct experience of the crimi

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In Conversation with Prof. Claire Hamilton,n this degree. Importantly, Claire’s practice experience was important in the development of Criminology programmes, because in the early days of the field in Ireland, practitioners, including Gardai, social workers were a significant part of the student body. Prof. Hamilton’s academic work is infor

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,In Conversation with Prof.?Shane Kilcommins,d the importance of . or . options for?criminology students and researchers. In addition, Shane speaks about how his theoretical approach to criminology and criminal justice were fostered through his interaction with colleagues in sociology departments and how?his exposure to key social?theorists ch

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In Conversation with Prof. Mary Rogan,s. She speaks about . elements of legal philosophy with criminological theory and how her research interests developed to focus on lived experience and penal policy. Prof. Rogan goes on to chart her journey from student to practitioner to Professor and explains how her sense of criminology as a rend

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