Street skateboarders are often excluded from public spaces with skating viewed as anti-
social or uncivil. In this article, we argue that it can also be regarded as problematic as it …

This article contributes to contemporary criminological debates on police visibility by
exploring the relationship between police uniforms, artefacts and occupational identity. The …

In 'a world that has been built to accommodate only some'(Ahmed 2019: 221), how do those
engaging in public protest or experiencing housing insecurity make use of the material …

Like legitimacy crises of the past, recent high-profile murders of Black individuals by the
police have led to renewed crises of police legitimacy. As a response to both the racialized …

This article considers guerrilla gardening that involves taking on other people's land for
gardening, usually without their permission. It is a practice that is overlooked largely by …

Photo elicitation interviews (PEIs) are a means to solicit responses, reactions, and insights
from participants by using photographs or other images as stimuli during interviews. Such …

This chapter discusses the potential usefulness of a visual and sensory methodology for
investigating the social perception of environmental crime and harm. Given the scarcity of …

This article responds to recent calls for a 'sensory criminology'by offering a multi-sensorial
analysis of gender-based violence (GBV). We examine both the often-discussed external …

Public protests need to communicate their aims to an audience, and the audience must
make sense of the message. Initially this article was planned as a visual analysis of protest …

In this paper, we examine the role played by popular media in propagating myths around
policing and buttressing the prison-industrial complex (PIC). We provide a conceptual …