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Session Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
This session brings together past and present students and colleagues of one of the founders of Critical Criminologist Jock Young who left us recently. We pay tribute to this giant of social science and assess his contribution to the struggle for a more humanistic criminology and social justice.
David C. Brotherton – John Jay College and The Graduate Center, CUNY
“Getting Ready for when the Tectonic Plates Shift – Crime, Disorder and the Radical Shift”
Michael Rowan – John Jay College
"Confronting 'inconvenient facts' without being 'mugged by reality': What the sociology of punishment could and should learn from Jock Young's radical left-realism."
Nigel South – University of Essex
“Jock as supervisor, mentor and friend”
Roger Matthews – University of Kent
“Rediscovering Realist Criminology: Making Criminology Politically, Socially and Practically Relevant.”
"Confronting 'inconvenient facts' without being 'mugged by reality': What the sociology of punishment could and should learn from Jock Young's radical left-realism." - Michael Rowan, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
“Jock as supervisor, mentor and friend” - Nigel South, University of Essex
“Rediscovering Realist Criminology: Making Criminology Politically, Socially and Practically Relevant.” - Roger Matthews, University of Kent, UK
"Walking in the Borderlands with Jock" - Sarah Salman, CUNY Graduate Center