According to Wikipedia, Lorraine Patricia Gamman is professor of design at the Design Against Crime Research Centre at Central Saint Martins in the University of the Arts, London which she founded in 1999. Her taking of the oral history of professional shoplifter Shirley Pitts as part of her PhD kindled her interest in oral history as a form and lead to her book Gone shopping: The story of Shirley Pitts, Queen of thieves. In 2012, the production company Tiger Aspect bought an option to acquire the television and film rights to the book.
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Published Works
The Female gaze : women as viewers of popular culture (1988) (187)
Building Resilience of Returning Citizens: Creative ways to survive prison and thrive outside without crime (2015) (1)
Discourses on women and shoplifting: a critical analysis of why female crime mythologies past and present operate to legitimate the incompatibility between female gender roles and the idea of women as active agents of crime. (1999) (1)
Dialogues with graffiti workshop: connected environments, communities, materials and technologies (2010) (1)
You’re not my Dad - and I wouldn’t do what you told me to even if you were – design fraternalism versus design paternalism (2011) (1)
Design against crime as socially responsive designfor public space (2007) (1)
Thinking through ethnicities (1993) (1)
"Design for Empathy" – Exploring the Potential of Participatory Design for Fostering Restorative Values and Contributing to Restorative Process (2015) (1)
Open innovation and participation in socially responsive art and design practice (2011) (1)
Design for Democratic Crime Prevention (2014) (1)
Design Against Crime: Reducing the Risk of Bicycle Theft (2008) (0)
