A vision for academic and third sector collaboration in (criminal) justice
A vision for academic and third sector collaboration in (criminal) justice
In this article we sketch a vision that might guide academic and third sector collaboration. We do so by drawing on a project that involved collaboration with a range of stakeholders, in order to stimulate ongoing discussion about how academics and the third sector might work together to seek positive change. Our findings show that there are keenly felt challenges, but also a sense of resilient optimism. A key finding among our stakeholders was a sense that there is an absence of an overarching shared vision, which was experienced by many of our respondents as consequential. Therefore, in the spirit of constructive provocation we set out such a vision, which was collaboratively developed with our respondents: opening a dialogue, rather than providing a conclusive position.
impact, penal policy, penal reform, third sector
286-303
Annison, Harry
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Paradine, Kate
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14 May 2024
Annison, Harry
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Paradine, Kate
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Annison, Harry and Paradine, Kate
(2024)
A vision for academic and third sector collaboration in (criminal) justice.
The Howard Journal of Crime and Justice, 63 (3), .
(doi:10.1111/hojo.12562).
Abstract
In this article we sketch a vision that might guide academic and third sector collaboration. We do so by drawing on a project that involved collaboration with a range of stakeholders, in order to stimulate ongoing discussion about how academics and the third sector might work together to seek positive change. Our findings show that there are keenly felt challenges, but also a sense of resilient optimism. A key finding among our stakeholders was a sense that there is an absence of an overarching shared vision, which was experienced by many of our respondents as consequential. Therefore, in the spirit of constructive provocation we set out such a vision, which was collaboratively developed with our respondents: opening a dialogue, rather than providing a conclusive position.
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Accepted/In Press date: 9 April 2024
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impact, penal policy, penal reform, third sector
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/490219
ISSN: 2059-1098
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