Indeed, the book would provide a helpful structure around which practitioners could design retreats or staff discussions focusing on broad questions of institutional reform and global governance. This open call requests quality manuscripts pertaining to critical criminology in all its manifestations, including critical legal studies and social justice issues. We welcome qualitative and quantitative methodologies, including non-traditional approaches to data gathering and analysis. We encourage works that focus on creative and cooperative solutions to justice problems, plus strategies for the construction of a more inclusive society. Submissions not from North America or Europe are welcome and can be sent to any editor.
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