Dr Sarah Armstrong

Institution

University of Glasgow

Job Title

Senior Research Fellow, Structures and Processes

Telephone

141 3308257

Email

s.armstrong@lbss.gla.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’.

Subjects

Publications

	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)