Emeritus Robert Reiner

Emeritus Professor of Criminology at The London School of Economics and Political Science

Schools

  • The London School of Economics and Political Science

Links

Biography

The London School of Economics and Political Science

Awards

British Society of Criminology Outstanding Achievement Award (2011)

Experience Keywords

crime media; crime trends; crime; criminal justice; criminology; police and the media; police culture; police politics and policy; public order

Research Summary

For most of my career my principal research interest has been the politics of policing, on which I have completed several empirical studies and continue to publish. Between 1994-8 I conducted (with Professor Sonia Livingstone and Dr Jessica Allen) an ESRC-funded project analysing changing media representations of crime since World War II, which has resulted in several papers in recent years.

In recent years I have been researching and writing on the political economy of crime and crime control. This is reflected in my 2007 Polity book ''Law and Order: An Honest Citizen''s Guide to Crime and Control'', and several essays. A selection of my papers with a new theoretical introduction is to be published later this year by Ashgate, under the title ''Policing, Popular Culture and Political Economy: Towards A Social Democratic Criminology''.

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