The Emotional Life of Governmental Power

Elaine Campbell

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Elaine Campbell
Newcastle University
United Kingdom

Elaine Campbell is a Reader in Criminology in the School of Geography, Politics and Sociology at Newcastle University, UK. She teaches courses in cultural criminology, transgression, visual cultures and visual methodologies, and researches and publishes (Cultural Sociology; Science as Culture; Crime, Media, Culture) on the emotionality, aesthetics and ethics of crime and punishment, with a focus on how these are visually and discursively mobilised. Recently completed research studies include a 3 year Knowledge Transfer Partnership [KTP006241: ESRC/Northumbria Criminal Justice Board], which explored and developed alternative epistemological frameworks for understanding public confidence in the criminal justice system; and a qualitative inquiry into the emotional vocabularies of engagement with criminal justice services within black and minority ethnic communities living in the North East of England (Home Office Race Challenge Fund/Northumbria Criminal Justice Board) – see criminaljusticeresearch.ncl.ac.uk/

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