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The Centre for Crime and Justice Research serves as a focal point for criminal justice and criminological research at City, University of London.

Reflecting its interdisciplinary approach, the CCJR includes members from The City Law School and the Department of Sociology and Criminology.

The Centre was established to promote and advance national and comparative research and scholarship in the following areas:

  • Criminal law and criminal justice
  • Legal cultures
  • Media
  • Crime and criminal justice
  • Punishment
  • Policing
  • Sociology of law and victimology.

We are at the forefront of research innovation using multi-disciplinary approaches.

Our mission is to conduct research and analysis that informs:

  • Public understanding of crime
  • Criminal justice and socio-legal transformations
  • Policy formation
  • Scholarly development.

We do so through the organisation of seminars, workshops, public lectures and film screenings. Centre members also run specialist courses in criminology, criminal justice and socio-legal studies and supervise doctoral students.

We welcome proposals to work with us whether as prospective students working on any of our substantive research topics, visiting faculty or as collaborators on specific research projects.

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Co-Director

Centre for Crime and Justice Research website

Visit the Centre's research microsite for more information about the Centre, including areas of research, projects and related activities.

City Law School facilities

  • Exterior of City Law School building on Sebastian street
    The City Law School building on Sebastian Street has now opened its doors and will provide a new home for The City Law School.
  • Interior of The City Law School with curved yellow sofa by staircase
    The £63 million City Law School building features a dedicated library, 160-seat lecture theatre, modern study space, staff offices, restaurant and central atrium with a glazed roof. 
  • Communcal seating area with tables and chairs
    This impressive facility features dynamic social spaces which complements The City Law School’s forward-thinking approach to teaching, learning and research.
  • The City of Law School's boardroom overlooking City of London skyline
    With a modern seminar and meeting rooms, a mock court room, a legal clinic and state of the art law library to encourage a more informal and interactive style of learning.

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