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A wee channel trailer - Question Everything and Imagine Otherwise. Join the conversation #ErasmusResearch #CriticalTheory #PoliticalSatire #Sociology #Criminology #SocialTransformation youtube.com/watch?v=BZZ0Dyk4…
A Bourdeusian take on the thorny myth of Judicial Impartiality -
#JudicialNeutrality #PierreBourdieu #ErasmusResearch #ClassAndPower #Sociology #Criminology #PoliticalSatire #SocialJustice
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Know Your Place - understanding your right (or not) to protest. youtu.be/Tp07t1djahg?si=5aEp… via @YouTube #spycops #RightToProtest #PoliticalSatire #PoliticalPolicing #KnowYourPlace #ErasmusResearch
The Ministry of Blame: How Scapegoating Works. youtu.be/TaqcN5uBVE8?si=NZKu… via @YouTube
Why do we enjoy punishing people? What makes condemnation feel so satisfying—and how does that pleasure become respectable? The Pleasure of Punishment explores these uncomfortable questions through a thoroughly reassuring British public information film.
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With the Undercover Policing Inquiry resuming on 2 February, we’re looking forward to powerful coverage from campaign groups across the movement. Margaret S. Malloch’s new blog sets the scene - and invites readers to buy @tombfowler a ko-fi. #spycops
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Problems are mounting for the Scottish legal system... the recent Supreme Court ruling being just one of many. Another is the crisis surrounding our 'unofficial' plea-bargaining system which, when compared to others, is the worst of all worlds.
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Problems are mounting for the Scottish legal system... the recent Supreme Court ruling being just one of many. Another is the crisis surrounding our 'unofficial' plea-bargaining system which, when compared to others, is the worst of all worlds. New blog 👇erasmusresearch.com/the-hidd…
Watch this inspiring podcast featuring Dr Karen Corteen, exploring how the Choose Life Project uses lived experience, storytelling, and research-based education to change how young people understand addiction. @karencorteen erasmusresearch.com/changing…
“With the proposed Hillsborough Law and the Allan Marshall judgment, are we witnessing a turning point in state accountability—or another symbolic gesture?”
Read Professor Margaret Malloch’s blog erasmusresearch.com/historic…
The Court of Public Opinion erasmusresearch.com/the-cour… I hope you don't mind us using your post for our blog @geopoetic - What Paul Laverty's arrest tells us about the British State. New blog 👇👇👇
Remembering Injustice - PODCAST Professor Margaret Malloch talks about her Leverhulme funded research project looking at contemporary movements memorialising the Scottish witch hunts. Watch the podcast below 👇👇👇 erasmusresearch.com/remember…
Fear isn’t a by-product of authoritarianism. It is the strategy.
From war-footing propaganda to hostile welfare cuts, the UK is waging psychological warfare on its own people.
Read why fear is the system — and how we resist it: erasmusresearch.com/the-poli…
Being on the Right Side of History erasmusresearch.com/being-on… We stand with @KNEECAPCEOL
What if punishment isn't about justice—but about power, control, and unconscious desire? Judges as moral actors… or as performers of dominance? New blog: The Pleasure of Punishment 👇erasmusresearch.com/the-plea…
New campaign starting today highlighting the injustice of the Order of Lifelong Restriction (OLR) in Scotland. Read our blog explaining the problems with the OLR. Follow the campaign #NOLR erasmusresearch.com/highligh…
George Monbiot is right to point out the lengths to which counterterrorism policing is compromised by political capture. We would argue that the political policing of domestic populations is why the police were formed in the first place. #spycops
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A reminder that the Kurdish community in Edinburgh suffered years of political violence at the hands of counterterrorism police, who produced, as evidence of supporting a terrorist' organisation, a YPJ badge, a YPG keyring and a Kurdish scarf . New Blog erasmusresearch.com/raids-ar…
