Philippa Tomczak

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Professor of Criminology and Criminal Justice

University of Nottingham

United Kingdom

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Professor Philippa Tomczak is a faculty member in the Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice at the University of Nottingham, UK. Her research primarily focuses on prison regulation, emotional experiences in the penal system, and the impact of prisoner deaths on families and stakeholders. Recent articles address issues such as prisoner participation in investigations and the effects of international prison regulation.

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REgulating Criminal justicE DEtention: glocal prospects for improving health and safety in detention and society

Open Date: 2022-05-01

Close Date: 2027-04-30

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Prison Regulation, for Safer Societies: Participatory, Effective, Efficient?

Open Date: 2020-11-01

Close Date: 2024-10-31

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Elizabeth Cook

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City, University of London

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Gillian Buck

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Kaitlyn Quinn

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University of Missouri-St. Louis

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Women Prisoners Regulating Prisons: Did Corston Achieve Networked, Participatory Regulation?

(Re)constructing Prisoner Death Investigations: A Case Study of Suicide Investigations from England and Wales

The Cruel Optimism of International Prison Regulation: Prison Ontologies and Carceral Harms

Mobilizing Metaphors in Criminological Analysis: A Case Study of Emotions in the Penal Voluntary Sector

Making prisoner deaths visible: Towards a new epistemological approach

Prisoners on prisons: Experiences of peer-delivered suicide prevention work

Bereaved Family ‘Involvement’ in (Prisoner) Death Investigations: Whose ‘Satisfaction’?

This is how it Feels: Activating Lived Experience in the Penal Voluntary Sector

“How you keep going”: Voluntary sector practitioners' story‐lines as emotion work

Reconceptualizing multisectoral prison regulation: Voluntary organizations and bereaved families as regulators

‘The human toll’: Highlighting the unacknowledged harms of prison suicide which radiate across stakeholder groups

Prisoners regulating prisons: Voice, action, participation and riot

Complaints: Mechanisms for prisoner participation?

Highlighting “Risky Remands” Through Prisoner Death Investigations: People With Very Severe Mental Illness Transitioning From Police and Court Custody Into Prison on Remand

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Elizabeth Cook

Gillian Buck

Kaitlyn Quinn

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