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Creating and Contesting “Universal” Penal Norms: The United Nations, Decolonization, and Global Visions of the Prison

Affect as Praxis in Prison Research: An Exploration of Emotion, Experience, and Transformation

Constitutional mobilization in the age of the right against rights: gender and reproductive rights in Chile’s 2021–22 constitutional process

Advocates against rights: the conservative lawyers policing gender and sexuality in North Africa 

Teaching Criminal Law a Decade into the Movement for Black Lives

The Trajectories of Lethal Violence: Analyzing Long-Term Homicide Trends in England and Wales

Concealed Carry Laws and Violence in America

Violent Conflict in the Human Record: A Review of the Bioarchaeological Evidence

Corporate criminal liability under the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023

How to Get the Property Out of Privacy Law

The Fourth Amendment and General Law

The grandmother as a legal construct: scriptural authority, companion ijtihād, and the formation of Islamic inheritance law

Asian Criminology and Non-Western Criminology: Challenges, Strategies, and Directions 

 Methodological problems in every black-box study of forensic firearm comparisons

Legal Pluralism

The Role of Procedural Justice and Legitimacy in Shaping Public Support for Policing

THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE CONCEPT OF CRIME IN CRIMINAL LAW AND CRIMINOLOGY

The Strain Theory: Understanding Crime Through Social Pressure and Structural Inequality 

The Role of Religious Beliefs in Crime Prevention 

The Effect of Economic Factors on Crimes Rate 

The Role of Media in Crime Prevention 

Broken Windows Theory: Understanding Disorder, Crime, and Social Control 

The Criminal Justice Funnel: Understanding Attrition Across the Criminal Justice System

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IRFLC TOP 10 FOUNDATIONAL CRIMINOLOGISTS OF 2026

IRFLC TOP 10 FOUNDATIONAL CRIMINOLOGISTS OF 2026

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IRFLC TOP 10 FOUNDATIONAL CRIMINOLOGISTS OF 2026   International Research Foundation of Law and Criminology (IRFLC)   Introduction The International Research Foundation of Law and Criminology (IRFLC) is pleased to present its IRFLC Top 10 Foundational Criminologists of 2026 . This list recognizes ten living and contemporary scholars whose contributions have significantly shaped, transformed, or advanced the fundamental intellectual foundations of criminology. The IRFLC ranking is intentionally not a bibliometric ranking . It is not primarily determined by the number of publications, citation counts, h-index, journal impact factors, or other quantitative measures of academic productivity. Instead, IRFLC evaluates criminologists according to the depth, originality, foundational significance, theoretical contribution, paradigmatic influence, intellectual legacy, and broader impact of their work on criminological thought and practice . The central question underlying this ranking ...
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A New Scholarly Work by Professor Dr. Hassan Mohammadi Nevisi

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  Announcement of the Publication of  A New Scholarly Work by Professor Dr. Hassan Mohammadi Nevisi ,  President of the International Research Foundation of Law and Criminology (IRFLC)  It is with great respect and honor that we announce the publication of the new book Postmodern Criminology , authored by Professor Dr. Hassan Mohammadi Nevisi , the esteemed President of the International Research Foundation of Law and Criminology (IRFLC) , and published by Lambert Academic Publishing . This distinguished academic work represents a significant contribution to the reexamination of classical criminological concepts and theories within the postmodern paradigm . It offers a critical analysis of social structures, legal processes, and the redefinition of crime in contemporary societies. Through a synthesis of philosophical, sociological, and legal perspectives, Postmodern Criminology provides an in-depth exploration of the fundamental transformations shaping our underst...
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Green Criminology: Understanding Environmental Harm Through the Lens of Criminology

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  Green Criminology: Understanding Environmental Harm Through the Lens of Criminology Green Criminology is a subfield of criminology that focuses on the relationship between crime, environmental harm, and the law. It examines how human actions impact the environment and seeks to understand and address the crimes that result from environmental degradation, exploitation, and pollution. Unlike traditional criminology, which primarily deals with crimes committed by individuals or groups, green criminology focuses on the broader, often systemic, causes of environmental harm, including corporate negligence, government policies, and global economic systems. At its core, green criminology asks important questions about the environmental damage caused by human activities and challenges us to rethink our approach to criminal justice, ethics, and sustainability. This area of study emphasizes the need for both legal reform and societal changes in how we perceive the rights of nature and the...
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