Colin Webster

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Senior Lecturer in Criminology

Leeds Beckett University
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Colin Webster is a Senior Lecturer in Criminology at Leeds Beckett University, UK. His research interests include the exploration of resistance through rituals and the dynamics of children in criminal contexts. His recent publications highlight the theoretical and methodological contributions to criminology, focusing on the interplay between societal norms and individual behaviors.

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Negotiating Identity: young people's perspectives on faith values, community norms and social cohesion

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Poverty and Crime

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Two Steps Forward, Two Steps Back? Understanding recurrent poverty

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Extended Youth Transitions and Social Exclusion: A Critical Case Study

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Extended Youth Transitions, Higher Education and Social Inclusion: A Critical Case Study.

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2025

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2020

Collaborators (7)

Tim Goddard

Associate Professor

Florida International University

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Jo Deakin

The University of Manchester

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Patricia Gray

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Roger Smith

University of Durham

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Kelly Richards

Queensland University of Technology

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Stephen Case

Professor of Criminology

Loughborough University

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Nathan Hughes

Professor of Adolescent Health and Justice

University of Sheffield

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