Rod Earle
@rod_earle
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Reluctant criminologist, senior lecturer at the The Open University.
Milton Keynes
Joined July 2014
This article, ‘Exploring narrative, convictions and autoethnography as a convict criminologist’ is free to download. It sets out much of the way I think about the potentials of convict criminology. Happy to guest lecture on it if interested.
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RT @RBReich: Fascism backed by Big Money is one of the most dangerous of all political alliances. We saw it in 1930s Germany, and we're see…
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RT @carolecadwalla: This is what should be on every front page right now. What's happening in the US right now is an illegal power grab by…
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RT @RichardJGarside: “We’re talking about human misery for... wrongly convicted people in prison. It can’t just be a joke show. It can’t be…
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Sounds like a brilliant initiative and a great approach. I will dig around, but the @WarrCriminology suggestion sounds good.
Hiya all - working with a group of long serving men in prison who want to do something on the 'myths and realities of 'institutionalisation'''.. Can anyone recommend a good paper - not too jargon heavy .. or any other recourses they can access?
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RT @CrimFerret: "Insecurity and Fragility: The Perpetual Duo of Precarity for ‘Convict Criminologists’ in a Risk Averse Academy" by - @schr…
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Great teaching tip, and a wonderful commentary. Catch a Fire is one of my favourite BMW albums. Saw them twice play at London’s Rainbow theatre. Very special.
Today's blog entry from @AngelaCharles27 marks what would have been the 80th birthday of #BobMarley & shows that #Criminology can be found everywhere, you just need to know what to look for @ManosDaskalou @paulabowles @UniNorthantsFBL @UniNhantsNews
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RT @robroballen: Listen to moving accounts in this episode of how far the pains of imprisonment extend and the need for a cultural shift in…
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RT @charlie_taylor6: Women in prison still often have to wear men’s prison issue clothing and in many cases they still can’t get access to…
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RT @CH_Cartoon: I drew this last November 26th knowing full well no self-respecting family newspaper in the country would be likely to prin…
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RT @JamesAHogg2: This sketch from the Tracey Ullman Show is brilliant. I assume the opening line is a reference to members of the notorious…
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@TimNewburn Such a fabulous, funny film. I remember us both reaching for the name of the other actor when we discovered how much we both liked it, way back at Goldsmiths, and your insistent correction of my insistence that it was John Candy.
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RT @ruarimcbride: Introducing the @IrishPenalAbol whose members are actively nurturing community by tending safe spaces where #prisonabolit…
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@JohnWil20256848 @TimNewburn I enjoyed it a lot and have used it as an excuse to quote the Dylan lyric at the front of The New Criminology to my LSE students - “If you live outside the law you have to be honest…” It seems like a film made for people of a certain age.
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RT @AdamRutherford: We are a country where historically and scientifically illiterate ideologues are elevated to power by nepotism, lickspi…
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RT @i_kalmar: I as a child of survivors don't know how to remember the Holocaust - so weaponized politically, so kitchified. But Real Pain…
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@rachshabi I’ll be asking the local bookshop to get it in if I can’t find it on the shelves or tables. Urgently needed in these dark times.
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Powerful article about being imprisoned.
“Each day, I was woken at 5.30am... We would then be put in a van for a two-hour journey to court... It was hard to prepare for the trial: you’re not allowed... pens or paper... so I wrote my closing statement on the back of an envelope in blue crayon”
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