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Matt Tidmarsh

Associate Professor in Criminal Justice

University of Leeds

United Kingdom

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Matt Tidmarsh is an Associate Professor in Criminal Justice at the University of Leeds, United Kingdom. His research interests focus on professional legitimacy, identity, and practice within the probation service, as reflected in his recent publications. He has explored topics such as the professional registration of probation practitioners and the impact of gender dynamics within the field. His work contributes to understanding the complexities and challenges faced by probation services in England and Wales.

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University of Cambridge

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‘A bit of a halfway house’: Practice tutor assessors, professional identity and practitioner socialisation

Making it count? Introduction to the special issue on professional registration in probation

A professional register for probation practitioners in England and Wales: Opportunities and challenges

'We're Genericists'? Towards Nodal Governance, Identities, and Practices in Probation

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Probation Beyond the State? Governance, Identity, and Practice

Probation, Punishment, and (Welfare) Professions

Transforming Rehabilitation as an (Unsuccessful) Exercise in Nodal Governance

Unifying Probation

Gender in a ‘caring’ profession: The demographic and cultural dynamics of the feminisation of the probation service in England and Wales

Making, unmaking, remaking: Mapping the boundaries of professional legitimacy, identity and practice in probation in England and Wales

Why is probation ‘feminised’?

Probation staff experiences of the unification of services in England and Wales

A pedagogy of ‘public criminology’ as a counter to marginality? Lessons for community sanctions and measures from the Pedagogy of the Oppressed

Professionalism, Payment by Results and the Probation Service: A Qualitative Study of the Impact of Marketisation on Professional Autonomy

Professional Legitimacy, Identity, and Practice: Towards a Sociology of Professionalism in Probation

Transforming Rehabilitation: Probation practice, architecture and the art of distributions

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