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PhD Criminology University of Liverpool
Masters Criminology University of Liverpool
Bachelors Sociology University of Liverpool

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According to Wikipedia, Sandra Walklate is a British criminologist. She is the Eleanor Rathbone Chair of Sociology at the University of Liverpool and President of the British Society of Criminology. In January 2014, she became the Editor in Chief of The British Journal of Criminology.

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‘I’m a Muslim, but I'm not a Terrorist’: Victimization, Risky Identities and the Performance of Safety (2009) (205)
Criminology and Terrorism Which Thesis? Risk Society or Governmentality? (2006) (197)
Imagining the Victim of Crime (2006) (179)
Communicating the terrorist risk: Harnessing a culture of fear? (2006) (132)
Reframing criminal victimization: Finding a place for vulnerability and resilience (2011) (125)
Terrorism, Risk and International Security: The Perils of Asking 'What If?' (2008) (116)
RISK AND CRIMINAL VICTIMIZATION A Modernist Dilemma (1997) (113)
Critical Victimology: International Perspectives (1994) (99)
Understanding Criminology: Current Theoretical Debates (1998) (95)
‘Why Should We Have to Prove We’re Alright?’: Counter-terrorism, Risk and Partial Securities (2013) (84)
Gender, Crime and Criminal Justice (2001) (83)
WHAT IS TO BE DONE ABOUT VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN? Gender, Violence, Cosmopolitanism and the Law (2007) (82)
Crime and community : fear or trust ? (1998) (75)
Beyond the Risk Society: Critical Reflections on Risk and Human Security (2006) (64)
Whom Can You Trust? The Politics of ‘Grassing’ on an Inner City Housing Estate (1996) (63)
Victims: Trauma, testimony and justice (2015) (59)
The Handbook of Victims and Victimology (2007) (59)
Risk and criminal victimization: Exploring the fear of crime (2007) (59)
How Scared are We (2007) (57)
Victimology: The victim and the criminal justice process (1989) (57)
Is more law the answer? Seeking justice for victims of intimate partner violence through the reform of legal categories (2018) (54)
Gender and Crime: An Introduction (1995) (51)
The Soldier as Victim Peering through the Looking Glass (2011) (48)
Beyond risk theory: Experiential knowledge and ‘knowing otherwise’ (2011) (47)
Agency, reflexivity and risk: cosmopolitan, neurotic or prudential citizen? (2010) (46)
The interactionist perspective (2018) (45)
Contradictions of Terrorism: Security, risk and resilience (2014) (45)
Handbook of Victims and Victimology (2007) (45)
Victim stories and victim policy: Is there a case for a narrative victimology? (2019) (44)
Assembling and deconstructing radicalisation in PREVENT: A case of policy-based evidence making? (2017) (40)
Searching for Resilience (2014) (33)
Handbook on Sexual Violence (2011) (33)
Witnessing Wootton Bassett: An Exploration in Cultural Victimology (2011) (33)
Zero Tolerance or Community Tolerance? (1999) (32)
The efficacy of Clare’s Law in domestic violence law reform in England and Wales (2017) (31)
Putting Coercive Control into Practice: Problems and Possibilities (2019) (31)
New Visions of Crime Victims (2002). Edited By Carolyn Hoyle and Richard Young (Oxford and Portland, ON: Hart Publishing, 243 pp. £25.00 hb) (2004) (30)
A Sociological Analysis of Military Resilience (2015) (30)
Decentralizing risk: The role of the voluntary and community sector in the management of offenders (2013) (30)
Criminology and War: Transgressing the Borders (2015) (30)
Violent Night: Urban Leisure and Contemporary Culture (2007) (26)
States of Resilience and the Resilient State (2012) (26)
The Impact of Burglary: A Tale of Two Cities (1997) (26)
Fractured Lives, Splintered Knowledge: Making Criminological Sense of the January, 2015 Terrorist Attacks in Paris (2016) (25)
Criminology: The Basics (2005) (24)
Rapid, remote and responsive research during COVID-19 (2021) (23)
Murder: Social and Historical Approaches to Understanding Murder and Murderers (2006) (23)
Intimate Partner Violence, Risk and Security (2018) (23)
Counterterrorism and the Reconstruction of (In)Security: Divisions, Dualisms, Duplicities (2016) (22)
Who is the victim of crime? Paying homage to the work of Richard Quinney (2012) (21)
Excavating the Fear of Crime: (1998) (21)
Review of Crime in Context: A Critical Criminology of Market Societies (2000) (21)
The Palgrave Handbook of Criminology and War (2016) (20)
Courting Compassion: Victims, Policy, and the Question of Justice (2012) (18)
The metamorphosis of the victim of crime: From crime to culture and the implications for justice (2016) (18)
Beyond the Risk Society (2006) (17)
Pre-crime, regulation, and counter-terrorism: interrogating anticipatory risk (2010) (17)
Genocide and the dynamics of victimization: Some observations on Armenia (2012) (17)
The Criminalisation of Coercive Control: The Power of Law? (2019) (17)
Criminology, gender and security in the Australian context: Making women’s lives matter (2019) (17)
Criminology and the Violence(s) of Northern Theorizing: A Critical Examination of Policy Transfer in Relation to Violence Against Women from the Global North to the Global South (2018) (16)
Is a victim a victim a victim (1997) (16)
Steve Hall and Simon Winlow (2015) Revitalising Criminological Theory: Towards a New Ultra-Realism. London: Routledge. (2016) (16)
Thinking differently about ‘False Allegations’ in cases of rape: The search for truth. (2014) (15)
Criminology, gender and risk: The dilemmas of northern theorising for southern responses to intimate partner violence (2018) (15)
Jack and Jill join up at sun hill; Public images of police officers (1992) (15)
The soldier, human rights and the military covenant: a permissible state of exception? (2012) (14)
14. Researching Victims of Crime: Critical Victimology (1992) (14)
Making Sense of Emergency Advice: Public Perceptions of the Terrorist Risk (2007) (13)
Trust and the problem of community in the inner city (2000) (13)
Witnessing the pain of suffering: Exploring the relationship between media representations, public understandings and policy responses to filicide-suicide (2013) (13)
Lone Wolf Terrorism Through a Gendered Lens: Men Turning Violent or Violent Men Behaving Violently? (2019) (13)
Sexual violence against women (2014) (13)
Can there be a Progressive Victimology? (1994) (13)
Is It Possible To Assess Risk? (1999) (13)
Fearful Communities? (2001) (12)
Whither Criminology: Its Global Futures? (2016) (12)
Gender and Policing: Sex, Power and Police Culture (2003) (12)
Policing Intimate Partner Violence: The ‘Golden Thread’ of Discretion (2020) (12)
Changes and continuities in police responses to domestic abuse in England and Wales during the Covid-19 ‘lockdown’ (2021) (11)
Men, victims and crime (2007) (11)
Towards a Global Femicide Index (2019) (10)
Victims, Crime Prevention and Social Control (1991) (10)
Victims' Needs and the Availability of Services: A Comparison of Burglary Victims in Poland, Hungary, and England (1999) (10)
Debating the Future of the Public Sphere: Transforming the Public and Private Domains in Free Market Societies (1995) (9)
Conditional cautions: evaluation of the women specific condition pilot (2010) (9)
Trauma, Visual Victimology and the Poetics of Justice (2014) (9)
Gender, risk assessment and coercive control: Contradictions in terms? (2021) (9)
Gendered objects and gendered spaces: The invisibilities of ‘knife’ crime (2020) (8)
Liquid Criminology: Doing Imaginative Criminological Research (2016) (8)
Jock Young, Left Realism and Critical Victimology (2015) (8)
Victims, Trauma, Testimony (2013) (8)
Imagining the Crime Victim: The Rhetoric of Victimhood as a Source of Oppression (2005) (7)
Reconceptualizing Critical Victimology: Interventions and Possibilities (2016) (7)
Community safety and victims: who is the victim of community safety? (2006) (7)
Researching Restorative Justice: Politics, Policy and Process (2005) (7)
Homicide, Gender and Responsibility : An International Perspective (2016) (7)
The protective society? Seeking safety in an insecure world (2004) (7)
Introduction: Themes and issues in critical victimology (2016) (6)
Submission to the Senate Parliamentary inquiry into a better family law system to support and protect those affected by family violence (2018) (6)
Real Lives and Lost Lives: Making Sense of ‘Locked in’ Responses to Intimate Partner Homicide (2019) (6)
Are We All Victims Now? Crime, Suffering and Justice (2009) (6)
Risk and Criminal Victimisation (2007) (6)
Not knowing, emancipatory catastrophism and metamorphosis: Embracing the spirit of Ulrich Beck (2016) (5)
Eliminating All Forms of Violence against All Women and Girls: Some Criminological Reflections on the Challenges of Measuring Success and Gauging Progress (2020) (5)
Emotions and Crime (2019) (5)
Justice as therapy (2015) (5)
Introduction: The Criminology of War, What Is It Good For? (2016) (5)
Murderousness in war: From My Lai to Marine A (2016) (4)
Innovating during the pandemic? Policing, domestic abuse and multi-agency risk assessment conferencing (MARACs) (2021) (4)
The Corston Report: Reading Even Further Between the Lines (2011) (4)
Reflections on community safety: the ongoing precarity of women’s lives (2018) (4)
“When you see the lipstick kisses …” - military repatriation, public mourning and the politics of respect (2015) (4)
Why Criminalise Coercive Control? The Complicity of the Criminal Law in Punishing Women Through Furthering the Power of the State (2021) (4)
‘Seeing’ gender, war and terror (2018) (4)
Theories of Welfare (2018) (4)
Images of Atrocity: From Victimhood to Redemption and the Implications for a (Narrative) Victimology (2019) (4)
Renzetti, Claire M, Miller, Susan L, and Gover, Angela R (eds) (2013) Routledge International Handbook of Crime and Gender Studies. Abingdon, Oxon: Routledge. (2013) (3)
Competing for the ‘trace’: The legacies of war’s violence(s) (2015) (3)
Are we all victims now? Crime, justice and suffering (2009) (3)
Improving justice responses for victims of intimate partner violence: examining the merits of the provision of independent legal representation (2019) (3)
Risk, Nichtwissen and Fear: Searching For Solidity in Liquid Times? (2013) (3)
Victims: Needs, rights and justice (2017) (3)
Gender and crime : a reader (2008) (3)
Witnessing and Victimhood (2017) (3)
Gender and Crime (Four Volumes) (2012) (3)
Whose Harm Counts? Exploring the Intersections of War and Gendered Violence(s) (2018) (3)
Part One: Perspectives on the Victim and Victimisation (2012) (3)
“No more excuses!”: Young people, victims and making amends (1998) (3)
Australia should be cautious about introducing laws on coercive control to stem domestic violence (2017) (2)
Acknowledging victims needs and rights (1999) (2)
Policy Responses to Domestic Violence, the Criminalisation Thesis and ‘Learning from History’ (2020) (2)
Criminological futures and gendered violence(s): Lessons from the global pandemic for criminology (2021) (2)
The Victims Lobby (2001) (2)
Hearing the Victim: Adversarial Justice, Crime Victims, and the State. Edited by A. Bottoms and J.V. Roberts . Cullompton, Devon: Willan Publishing, 2010. Pp. 292. £39.959 (hardback). (2011) (2)
Response 2: Can the Big Society listen to gendered voices? (2012) (2)
Conclusion: Critical victimology beyond Academe: Engaging publics and policy (2016) (2)
Understanding the Conceptual Lineage and Limitations of Resilience in Contemporary Social Policy (2014) (2)
Victoria leads the way on family violence, but Canberra needs to lift its game (2017) (2)
Justice perspectives of women with disability: An Australian story (2020) (2)
Book review: Jock Young, The Criminological Imagination (2012) (2)
Victims and the State (2009) (2)
Three models of probation involvement with victims of crime (1997) (2)
Concluding thoughts on homicide, gender and responsibility (2016) (1)
Introduction: Placing war within criminology (2015) (1)
Introduction (2018) (1)
Justice, but not as 'we' know it: Anticipatory risk, pre-emption, and ethics (2016) (1)
Perspectives on victims and victimisation (2017) (1)
Gender, violence and the fear of crime: Women as fearing subjects? (2017) (1)
Gender, Law and Criminal Justice Policy (2018) (1)
Victims of Crime: Policy and Practice in Criminal Justice. By Matthew Hall (Devon: Willan, 2009, 262pp. £38.00 hb) (2009) (1)
Introducing 'Liquid Criminology' (2016) (1)
Some Questions For and About Community Safety Partnerships and Crime (1999) (1)
Re-imagining the measurement of femicide: From ‘thin’ counts to ‘thick’ counts (2022) (1)
Justice as reconciliation (2015) (1)
The metamorphosis of victimology; from crime to culture (2016) (1)
Policy directions and service delivery (2017) (1)
Part Three: Victims, Policy and Service Delivery (2012) (1)
Conclusion: Taking Account of War, Making It Count (2016) (1)
Gender and Crime: a red herring? (2003) (1)
Risk Refraction: Thoughts on the Victim-Survivor’s Risk Journey through the Criminal Justice Process (2021) (1)
The ‘Criminology of War’, what is it good for? Absolutely nothing! (2017) (1)
Conclusion : Developing an agenda for a (critical) victimology (2017) (1)
Reflections on ‘New Labour’ or ‘Back to the Future’? (1999) (1)
Re-imagining what counts as femicide (2023) (1)
Cause of death: femicide (2023) (1)
Submission: COVID-19 and the increase of domestic violence against women (2020) (1)
Reparation: A merseyside view (1986) (1)
Marx and marxism (2018) (0)
Book Review: Crime and Conflict in the Countryside (2000) (0)
Theorising “war” (2018) (0)
Introducing Policework (2023) (0)
Coercive control and victimization (2022) (0)
Reflections on community safety: the ongoing precarity of women’s lives (2018) (0)
How do we count? (2019) (0)
Report on the effectiveness of video conferences in cases of domestic abuse (2021) (0)
Bereaved Family Activism in Contexts of Mass Violence (2016) (0)
The War on Terrorism: Criminology’s ‘Third War’ (2019) (0)
Reconceptualizing Critical Victimology (2016) (0)
Justice for all (2016) (0)
Page Proof Instructions and Queries (2016) (0)
Fractured Lives, Splintered Knowledge: Making Criminological Sense of the January, 2015 Terrorist Attacks in Paris (2016) (0)
WHAT IS CRIMINOLOGY (2005) (0)
Code of practice for victims in England and Wales (2016) (0)
A Criminology of War? (2019) (0)
Criminology, war and the violence(s) of militarism (2018) (0)
Homicide, gender and responsibility: An international perspective (Routledge Studies in Crime and Society) (2016) (0)
Coercion into crime (2022) (0)
Conclusion (2018) (0)
The Crime of all Crimes: Toward a Criminology of Genocide. By Nicole Rafter (New York University Press, 2016. 297pp. $35) (2016) (0)
Preface (2019) (0)
Kerry Carrington (2015) Feminism and Global Justice. London: Routledge. (2015) (0)
CRIMES OF THE SUITES: An introduction to critical criminology (2005) (0)
Book Review: Crime in Context: A Critical Criminology of Market Societies (2000) (0)
Review Symposium: The politics of risk, the risk of politics (2011) (0)
Living in La La Land (2019) (0)
What Would a Just Justice System Look Like? (2019) (0)
Book Review: Why Restorative Justice? Repairing the Harm Done by Crime (2001) (0)
Part Four: Comparative Perspectives (2012) (0)
Book review: Macrocriminology and Freedom, by John Braithwaite (2023) (0)
Oldtown: The Defended Community? (2019) (0)
Walklate: Gender and Crime, Vol. III (2016) (0)
The ‘Dialectics of War’ in Criminology (2019) (0)
DEVELOPING YOUR CRIMINOLOGICAL IMAGINATION (2005) (0)
Functionalism (2018) (0)
Testimony as data (2015) (0)
Book Review: G. Hughes (2010) (0)
Crime, Abuse and the Elderly (2001) (0)
Gender, crime, and criminal victimisation (2012) (0)
Book Reviews (2003) (0)
Conclusion: Beyond a ‘New’ Wars Paradigm: Bringing the Periphery into View (2019) (0)
From Nuclear to ‘Degenerate’ War (2019) (0)
Concluding thoughts (2022) (0)
Book Reviews (2001) (0)
The Frightened Community (2019) (0)
Conclusion (2019) (0)
Victimology and Victim Interventions (2021) (0)
Book Review: Stalking Crime and Victim Protection: Prevention, Intervention, Threat Assessment and Case Management (2003) (0)
Revisiting 'Liquid Criminology': Politics, Poetics, Pitfalls and Promises (2016) (0)
Real Lives and Lost Lives: Making Sense of ‘Locked in’ Responses to Intimate Partner Homicide (2019) (0)
Zero Tolerance or Community Tolerance? Police and Community Talk about Crime in High-Crime Areas (1999) (0)
Gender, crime, and punishment (2012) (0)
Book Reviews (1990) (0)
Book Reviews (1992) (0)
Introduction (2019) (0)
Testimony as practice (2015) (0)
Book Review: Understanding Criminal Victimization: An Introduction to Theoretical Victimology (1993) (0)
Editorial introduction (2018) (0)
Postscript Concluding thoughts (2019) (0)
Introduction: Women and crime or gender and crime? (2013) (0)
Book Review: Constructing Victims' Rights: The Home Office, New Labour and Victims (2005) (0)
Body-worn cameras: An effective or cosmetic policing response to domestic and family violence? (2022) (0)
The ‘Forgotten Criminology of Genocide’? (2019) (0)
Armed Forces & Society (2014) (0)
Using Video Conferencing for Interviewing Senior Police Officers About Domestic Abuse Responses (2022) (0)
Editorial Board (2011) (0)
Victimology and Research. (2010) (0)
Written evidence: Draft Domestic Abuse Bill (2019) (2019) (0)
Part Five: Other visions of victimisation and victimology (2012) (0)
Coercive control, the man of law, and the role of the state (2022) (0)
Book reviews (1996) (0)
Introduction:: homicide, gender and responsibility (2016) (0)
THE SEARCH FOR CRIMINOLOGICAL EXPLANATION (2005) (0)
Whither Criminology: Its Global Futures? (2016) (0)
Book Reviews : M. WRIGHT, Justice for Victims and Offenders. Milton Keynes: Open University Press, 1991, xi + 159 pp., £10.99 paperback, £30 hardback (1992) (0)
Police Responses to Coercive Control (2018) (0)
CRIME PREVENTION AND THE FUTURE OF CRIME CONTROL (2005) (0)
Victims’ Access to Justice (2022) (0)
Book Reviews (1993) (0)
Coercive Control and the implications for policing domestic abuse (2018) (0)
Book review: Richard Quinney, Things Once Seen and Kenneth D Tunnell, Once Upon a Place: The Fading of Community in Rural Kentucky (2014) (0)
Book Review: Negotiating Domestic Violence: Police, Criminal Justice, and Victims (1999) (0)
Gender and Crime: Volume I-IV (2012) (0)
Victims, victimology and ‘difference’ (2017) (0)
Other visions of victimisation and victimology (2017) (0)
Book Reviews (2001) (0)
The risks of counting the killing of women (2019) (0)
Theory and method : the social epidemiology of crime victims (2018) (0)
Murderous men: intimate and domestic killings (2013) (0)
Gendered experiences of the criminal justice process (2012) (0)
Sex and crime or gender and crime (2012) (0)
Why counting matters (2019) (0)
HOW MUCH CRIME?: Challenging myths about crime, and offenders (2005) (0)
NEW VISJONS OF CRIME VICTIMS (2OO2) (Book) (2004) (0)
Conclusion: securing women’s lives (2018) (0)
Jock Young, Left Realism and Critical Victimology (2015) (0)
Criminology’s ‘Fourth War’? Gendering War and Its Violence(s) (2019) (0)
âVictimsâ and European Policy Initiatives (2013) (0)
Criminology, Victimology and Masculinism (2018) (0)
Rendering them responsible: victim-survivors experiences of Clare’s Law and domestic violence disclosure schemes (2023) (0)
Criminalizing coercive control (2022) (0)
Book review: Inventing fear of crime, Murray Lee. Cullompton: Willan Publishing, 2007. 237 pp. (including index). £22.00. ISBN 1—84392—174—X (2007) (0)
Revisiting 'Liquid Criminology' (2016) (0)
Introduction: introducing ‘liquid criminology’ (2016) (0)
Crime and Community in Salford (2019) (0)
Trends in counting (2019) (0)
Evolving Feminist Perspectives in Criminology and Victimology and Their Influence on Understandings of, and Responses to, Intimate Partner Violence (2020) (0)
Theorising ‘War’ within Sociology and Criminology (2019) (0)
Criminology, Victimology and Feminism (2013) (0)
Drift: Illicit Mobility and Uncertain Knowledge. By J. Ferrell (University of California Press, 2018, 267 pp. £24.00, ISBN: 9780520295551) (2018) (0)
BOOK REVIEWS (2008) (0)
What is ‘coercive control’? (2022) (0)
Victimology and genocide (2020) (0)
Devils and demons: the social construction of murder and murderers (2013) (0)
Neoliberalism and the politicisation of the victim (2016) (0)
Crime, Community and Partnership: Zero Tolerance or Community Tolerance? (2019) (0)
Using data on intimate femicide to inform risk (2019) (0)
Victimization, Gender, and the Criminal Justice System (2014) (0)
Intimate Partner Homicides: “Passionate Crime” Arguments in the Portuguese Supreme Court of Justice (2020) (0)
Conclusion : A victimological imagination of genocide (2020) (0)
Introduction (2018) (0)
’Victims’ and European Policy Initiatives: Symbolism or Meaningful Progress? (2013) (0)
Why Should We Have to Prove We're Alright? Counter-terrorism, Pre-emptive Regulation and Partial Securities (2013) (0)
Introduction: Crime and emotions, emotions and crime (2019) (0)
Book Reviews (1993) (0)
IN DALE SPENCER AND SANDRA WALKLATE (EDS) RECONCEPTUALISING CRITICAL VICTIMOLOGY: INTERVENTIONS AND POSSIBILITI ES. NEW YORK: LEXINGTON. (2016) Bereaved family activism in contexts of organised mass violence (2016) (0)
Conclusion (2020) (0)
Fear, Risk and Security (2018) (0)
Communicating the Terrorist Risk: Harnessing a Culture of Fear? (2006) (2019) (0)
Gendering (Sexual) Violence (2018) (0)
Introduction: Can there be a ‘Criminology of War’? (2019) (0)
Victimization and Revictimization (2017) (0)
Policing Gender-Based Violence (2018) (0)
Rendering the Ordinary Extraordinary in Order to Facilitate Prevention: (2020) (0)
THINKING ABOUT THE VICTIM OF CRIME (2005) (0)
Book review: John Braithwaite, Macrocriminology and Freedom (2022) (0)
A question of justice (2016) (0)
Book Review: Paul Broughton and Linda Walker Motorcycling and Leisure: Understanding the Recreational PTW Rider Ashgate, Farnham, 2009, £55 Hbk (ISBN-10: 0754675017, ISBN-13 978-0-7546-7501-3), 195 pp (2011) (0)
Book Reviews (1991) (0)
Book Review: Policing and the Legacy of Lawrence (2010) (0)
Criminalisation and the Violence(s) of the State: Criminalising Men, Punishing Women (2021) (0)
In control, out of control or losing control? Making sense of men's reported experiences of coercive control through the lens of hegemonic masculinity (2022) (0)
Introduction (2019) (0)
Book Reviews (2005) (0)
Victims of crime (2016) (0)

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