Dr Sarah Armstrong

Institution

University of Glasgow

Job Title

Senior Research Fellow, Structures and Processes Please note: Sarah is currently on leave until January 2012.

Email

sarah.armstrong@glasgow.ac.uk

About

Sarah Armstrong is Senior Research Fellow based at Glasgow University. Her research interests revolve around prisons and punishment: policy processes that shape and sustain them; language practices that inform and construct them; market and governance forces that expand and contain them. She has an ESRC small grant (September 2008 – September 2010) to conduct an ethnography of penal policy and teaches on the MSc Criminology and Criminal Justice module ‘Crime, Media and Popular Culture’.

Please note: Sarah is currently on leave until January 2012.

Subjects

Publications

	User Views of Punishment: The dynamics of community-based punishment: insider views from the outside (Research Report)
	What Do the Punished Think of Punishment?: The comparative experience of short term prison sentences and community-based punishments(Research Report)
	Will brightly coloured uniforms raise public confidence in criminal justice?(Briefing Paper)
	Choice vs. Crisis: How Scotland could transform thinking about prisons and punishment (Briefing Paper)
	Managing Meaning: Metaphor in Criminal Justice Policy(Working Paper)
	Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission 10th Anniversary Research(Research Report)
	Crime pays – but for whom(Journal Article)
	Circles of Support & Accountability: Consideration of the Feasibility of Pilots in Scotland(Research Report)
	What Good Are Markets in Punishment? (Journal Article)
	Global Lockdown: Race, Gender, and the Prison-Industrial Complex, edited by Julia Sudbury (Book Review)
	Research and Practice in Risk Assessment and Risk Management of Children and Young People Engaging in Offending Behaviour(Research Report)
	Audiences, Borders, Architecture: The Contours of Control(Book Chapter)
	Perspectives on Punishment, The Contours of Control(Book)