Global Crime, Justice and Security Research Group (GCJS)

Members of the Global Crime, Justice and Security Research Group (GCJS) are actively involved in a wide range of related areas, as well as numerous research funded projects and knowledge exchange activities.

GCJS provides a forum for research activity within Bristol Law School and we support our members in the development and implementation of their research and other scholarly activity.

We actively support research funding applications and encourage collaboration both within the group, the wider research community, related practitioners and key stakeholders.

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About

Find out more about the aims of the Global Crime, Justice and Security research group (GCJS).

Research themes

GCJS' research themes underpin our activities and objectives.

Members

Details of our staff and doctoral members.

Research with impact

Learn more about the work of GCJS and our efforts to tackle financial crime.

Publications

Information on series editorship.

Contacts

If you are interested in the work of the GCJS Research Group, please contact us.

Research networks

Financial Crime and Cyber Crime Research Network

Details about the Financial Crime and Cyber Crime Research Network at UWE Bristol.

Neurodivergence in Criminal Justice Network

Details about the Neurodivergence in Criminal Justice Network.

Women in Refugee Law Network

Details about the Women in Refugee Law Network.

Global Crime, Justice and Security research group blogs

As featured in the Bristol Law School blog

Bristol Law School blog

Thinking differently, engaging differently: Neurodivergence in the Criminal Justice System and the role of the Bar

29 November 2022

UWE Bristol academics highlights implications for the future of open justice in a digital world

4 July 2022

Criminal justice in ‘crisis’: COVID-19 and the right to a jury trial

28 January 2021

FCA regulation of cryptocurrency service providers: A slow start

26 January 2021

Is there light at the end of the tunnel?

5 October 2020

Cryptoassets, social media platforms and terrorism financing: a step into the regulatory unknown

5 October 2020

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