• 'Vulnerable' kids going country: children and young people's involvement in county lines drug dealing 

  Windle, James; Moyle, Leah; Coomber, Ross (Sage Publications, 2020-02-06)

  This article employs a range of sources to critically explore the role of children and young people in county lines drug dealing, the potential harms they are exposed to and the difficulties of protecting them. As county ...
• “Seeking peace of mind” – understanding desistance as a journey into recovery and out of chaos 

  Cambridge, Graham (University College Cork, 2019)

  This research examines the lived experience of 40 men from working class areas of Cork city as they attempt to desist from offending. As part of this study, addiction featured as a significant issue for all of the participants ...
• Learning in the aftermath of a crisis: a critique of Ireland’s response to the 2008 financial crisis 

  Milner, Richard (University College Cork, 2019)
• The causes and consequences of gangland violence in the Republic of Ireland 

  Windle, James (Nova Science Publishers, 2019-09)

  While the Republic of Ireland is a relatively peaceful country, with a homicide rate significantly lower than the global average, it has experienced a number of violent feuds between criminal gangs. This chapter will explore ...
• Militarisation of behaviours: an investigation into the development of the 20th century Polish criminal law through lenses of legal textbooks 

  Kaucz, Blazej (University College Cork, 2019)

  The phenomena under investigation in this research are hidden curriculum, guilty knowledge, moments of significance, and most importantly militarisation of behaviours. Hidden curriculum refers to concealed, unofficial, and ...

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