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Session Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
Narrative criminology is a relatively new perspective and field that is framing research on stories that do both good and bad. This panel presents new research on storytelling that changes lives in large and small/local spheres of social life.
“The Places I Could Go”: Probation, Recognition and Possibility - Fergus McNeill, University of Glasgow
Peyote As Earth Medicine: Examining How Narratives Shape Experiences With Psychedelics Using Photo-Ethnography - Heith Copes, University of Alabama at Birmingham; Jared Ragland, Utah State University; Peter Hendricks, University of Alabama at Birmingham
Gaming is MINE: An Application of Narrative Criminology to Gamergate - Trina Knight, Kansas State University; Kevin Steinmetz, Kansas State University; Jordana Navarro, The Citadel; Shelly Clevenger, Sam Houston State University