It was really bugging me that the excel sheet was so ugly and the lists are also really long, so I put on my big kid coding pants and figured some shit out. Punishment & Society CRN punishment-society.blogspot.com/p/member-direc…

Attending #LSA2024 and have questions about how to publish research in the ABF's flagship Law & Social Inquiry? Absorb sage advice from ABF Research Professor and Chicago-Kent Law Prof. Christopher Schmidt (@cwschmidt1) and other leading sociolegal journal editors on Fri., 6/7. Law and Society

The official line-up has been announced, and look at these headliners! 👀 Dr. Ashley T. Rubin Christopher Schmidt Renee Ann Cramer Law and Society
'Publishing in Socio-Legal Friendly Journals: Meet the Editors and Get Advice on Publishing'
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#TheMinneapolisReckoning is officially here! I hope the book can fuel better convos about policing and how to create and sustain stronger models of safety, incl. innovations around community capacity building, violence interruption, and mental/behavioral health crisis response.

The Division of Historical Criminology (Historical Criminology) is posting a call for nominations for a forthcoming ballot. Leadership positions are opening. Details in our forthcoming spring newsletter. Eager to expand the ranks. If you haven't already: join us.

asc41.org/divisions/dhc/

I've updated, expanded, and organized my Resources page on my website so that it's less overwhelming and easier to navigate. There's also some new stuff on there. Check it out! ashleytrubin.com/resources/

Re-upping my conference advice thread for my fellow socially awkward people attending Law and Society.

History matters.

Dr. Ashley T. Rubin, a co-editor of Law & Society Review, wrote a blog post to introduce the new issue! Read this overview here: cup.org/4aQJ0nU Law and Society

I keep seeing articles that 'create' a new concept that isn't actually new, so just FYI, before you offer a new concept, google it to see who else has already used it....

For no reason whatsoever, I'm reposting Johann Koehler's excellent article from several years back promoting the idea of penal antagonism opposed to penal agonism (drawing on Mouffe's work in response to Goodman, Page, and Phelps). cambridge.org/core/journals/…

New blog post from Cambridge University Press showcasing LSR and our great Law and Society research in the latest issue! cambridge.org/core/blog/2024…