Award Winners
2022 ANZSOC Award Winners
Distinguished Criminologist Award
Professor Tracey McIntosh for a lifetime of outstanding, significant and sustained contributions to Australian and New Zealand criminology.
Fellow
Professor Tracey McIntosh was also awarded the honorary title Fellow of the Australian and New Zealand Society of Criminology and is entitled to append the letters of FANZSOC after her name.
Early Career Award
Ms Emma Buxton-Namisnyk for her paper ‘Domestic Violence Policing of First Nations Womens in Australia: Settler Frameworks, Consequential Harms and the Promise of Meaningful Self-Determination‘.
The Allen Austin Bartholomew Award
supported by Sage Publications
Associate Professor Trent Bax for the best article in The Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology in 2021.
Indigenous Justice Award
Dr Jackie Huggins AM FAHA
Award for Excellence and Innovation in Teaching
Associate Professor Joe Clare for outstanding and innovative teaching in Australian and New Zealand criminology.
Undergraduate Student Paper Award
Ms Jane Greer for her paper ‘Corporate Crime (7-Eleven)’.
Best Honours or Masters Thesis in Criminology Award
Ms Maegan Jane Miccelli for her Honours Thesis ‘They Did Their Best’ Resilience Policing During the Black Summer Bushfires‘.
PhD Student Paper Award
Dr Lisa Wheildon (Australian winner) for her paper ‘The Batty effect: Victim-survivors and domestic and family violence policy change’.
Dr Emma McKenzie (Australian winner) for her paper ‘Who maltreats? Distinct pathways of intergenerational (dis) continuity of child maltreatment’.
2021 ANZSOC Award Winners
Distinguished Criminologist Award
Professor Chris Cunneen for a lifetime of outstanding, significant and sustained contributions to Australian and New Zealand criminology.
Fellow
Professor Chris Cunneen was also awarded the honorary title Fellow of the Australian and New Zealand Society of Criminology and is entitled to append the letters of FANZSOC after his name.
New Scholar Prize
Dr Simone Deegan for her paper ‘The Meaning of Murder: Family Members in the Lives of Juvenile Homicide Offenders‘.
The Allen Austin Bartholomew Award
supported by Sage Publications
Professor James Sheptycki for the best article in The Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology in 2020.
Christine M Alder Book Award
Dr Anita MacKay for the book ‘Towards Human Rights Compliance in Australian Prisons’.
Adam Sutton Crime Prevention
Associate Professor Jeremy Prichard, Professor Richard Wortley, Professor Paul A. Watters, Dr Caroline Spiranovic, Dr Charlotte Hunn and Associate Professor Krone for the best publication or report in the area of crime prevention in 2020.
Allan van Zyl Memorial Prize
(no nomination received this year)
David Biles Correctional Research Award
(not awarded this year)
Indigenous Justice Award
Mr Mick Gooda, Northern Territory
Award for Excellence and Innovation in Teaching
Dr Vicky Nagy, Dr Alana Piper, Associate Professor Nancy Cushing, Katherine Ibbott, Dr Georgina Rychner for outstanding and innovative teaching in Australian and New Zealand criminology.
Undergraduate Student Paper Award
Jordan Galbraith for his paper ‘Crime and the media – How does the media report on prison/prison alternatives and how does this reflect reality?‘.
Best Honours or Masters Thesis in Criminology Award
Hristijan Popovski for his Honours Thesis ‘Sensing the lawscape: the atmospheres of Fitzroy and Collingwood’.
PhD Student Paper Award
Dr Tim Cubitt (Australian winner) for his paper ‘A machine learning analysis of serious misconduct among Australian police’.
(no nomination from New Zealand for this award)
2020 ANZSOC Award Winners
Distinguished Criminologist Award
Professor Lorraine Mazerolle for a lifetime of outstanding, significant and sustained contributions to Australian and New Zealand criminology.
Fellow
Professor Lorraine Mazerolle was also awarded the honorary title Fellow of the Australian and New Zealand Society of Criminology and is entitled to append the letters of FANZSOC after her name.
New Scholar Prize
Dr Mary Iliadis for her paper ‘Victim representation for sexual history evidence in Ireland. A step towards or away from meeting victims’ procedural justice needs?’.
The Allen Austin Bartholomew Award
supported by Sage Publications
Dr Damian Weekers & Dr Renee Zahnow for the best article in The Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology in 2019.
Adam Sutton Crime Prevention
Dr Barbara Blundell, Dr Joseph Clare, Dr Emily Moir, Professor Mike Clare, and Professor Eileen Webb for the best publication or report in the area of crime prevention in 2019.
Allan van Zyl Memorial Prize
(not awarded this year)
David Biles Correctional Research Award
Dr Nadine McKillop, Dr Susan Rayment-McHugh, Professor Tim Prenzler, and Dr Lara Christensen ‘The Effectiveness of Sexual Offender Rehabilitation and Reintegration Programs: Integrating Global and Local Perspectives to Enhance Correctional Outcomes’.
Indigenous Justice Award
(not awarded this year)
Award for Excellence and Innovation in Teaching
Professor Tim Prenzler, Dr Lara Christensen, Dr Nadine McKillop, Dr Susan Rayment-McHugh, and Dr Mary Riley for outstanding and innovative teaching in Australian and New Zealand criminology.
Undergraduate Student Paper Award
Sabine Singh for her paper ‘Is Mandatory Sentencing an Effective Response to Prevent Crime?’.
Best Honours or Masters Thesis in Criminology Award
Chantelle Langdon for her Honours Thesis ”A big band-aid’ Understanding the provision of hotel crisis accommodation by the salvation army crisis support services in Victoria, Australia’.
PhD Student Paper Award
Siobhan Lawler (Australian winner) for her paper ‘Themes in sentencing young adults charged with serious violent crime involving alcohol and other drugs’.
(no nomination from New Zealand for this award)
2019 ANZSOC Award Winners
Distinguished Criminologist Award
Professor Gail Mason for a lifetime of outstanding, significant and sustained contributions to Australian and New Zealand criminology.
Fellow
Professor Gail Mason was also awarded the honorary title Fellow of the Australian and New Zealand Society of Criminology and is entitled to append the letters of FANZSOC after her name.
New Scholar Prize
Dr Bridget Harris for her paper ‘Digital Coervice Control: Insights from two landmark domestic violence studies’.
The Allen Austin Bartholomew Award
supported by Sage Publications
Dr Don Weatherburn for the best article in The Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology in 2018.
Adam Sutton Crime Prevention
Bianca Fileborn and co-authors: Phillip Wadds, Stephen Tomsen for the best publication or report in the area of crime prevention in 2018.
Allan van Zyl Memorial Prize
(not awarded this year)
Christine M Alder Book Award
Dr Danielle Harris for the book ‘Desistance from Sexual Offending’.
Indigenous Justice Award
Professor Marcia Langton AM, University of Melbourne.
Award for Excellence in Teaching
Ms Kathrine McLachlan (team leader), Ruth Fazakerley, Bec Medhurst, Tracey Johnson (team members) for outstanding and innovative teaching in Australian and New Zealand criminology.
Undergraduate Student Paper Award
Ms Shelly McGrath for her paper ‘Decolonising Justice In Settler-Colonial States: A Transnational Study’.
Best Honours or Masters Thesis in Criminology Award
Ms Aleisha Clark for her Honours Thesis ‘Laying blame: Popular understandings of consent and victimhood in cases of image-based sexual abuse among youth in Australia’.
PhD Student Paper Award
Dr Damian Weekers (Australia winner) for his paper ‘Conservation criminology: Modelling offender target selection for illegal fishing in marine protected areas’.
Dr Kelly Howard (New Zealand winner) for her paper ‘Two legal concepts collide: the intersection of unfitness to stand trial and communication assistance’.
2018 ANZSOC Award Winners
Distinguished Criminologist Award
Professor Ross Homel, for a lifetime of outstanding, significant and sustained contributions to Australian and New Zealand criminology.
Fellow
Professor Rick Sarre was honoured as Fellow of the Australian and New Zealand Society of Criminology and is entitled to append the letters of FANZSOC after his name.
Professor Ross Homel was also awarded the honorary title Fellow of the Australian and New Zealand Society of Criminology and is entitled to append the letters of FANZSOC after his name.
New Scholar Prize
Dr Robyn Holder, Griffith University for her article ‘Sequencing Justice: A Longitudinal Study of Justice Goals of Domestic Violence Victims’, published online in the British Journal of Criminology.
The Allen Austin Bartholomew Award
supported by Sage Publications
Dr Alana Piper, University of Technology Sydney and Lisa Durnian, Griffith University for their article ‘Theft on trial: Prosecution, conviction and sentencing patterns in colonial Victoria and Western Australia’, published in the Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology.
Adam Sutton Crime Prevention Award
Mr Anthony Morgan, Australian Institute of Criminology (co-authors – Rick Brown, Maggie Coughlan, Hayley Boxall and Deanna Davy) for the report ‘Reducing crime in public housing areas through community development: An evaluation of the High Density Housing Program in the ACT.
Allan van Zyl Memorial Prize
Ms Sarah Crossman, Youth Outreach & Re-Engagement Team Territory Families, Northern Territory.
David Biles Correctional Research Award
Dr Gerald Onsando for his report ‘Experiences of African Prisoners in Victoria’.
Indigenous Justice Award
Professor Larissa Behrendt, University of Technology Sydney
Award for Excellence in Teaching
Dr Marinella Marmo, Flinders University.
Undergraduate Student Paper Award
Mr Luke Thompson, Swinburne University for his paper ‘Overcoming the Prison Experience: Examining the impact of prisonisation and educational training programs on recidivism’.
Best Honours or Masters Thesis in Criminology Award
Ms Jessica Sischy, Monash University for her Honours Thesis titled ‘Revisiting the Fracturing of Global Drug Policy: Reflections on the United Nations General Assembly Special Session of 2016’.
PhD Student Paper Award
Ms Hayley Passmore, Telephon Kids Institute for her paper ‘Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD): Knowledge, attitudes, experiences and practices of the Western Australian youth custodial workforce’.
2021 ANZSOC Award Winners
Distinguished Criminologist Award
Professor Chris Cunneen for a lifetime of outstanding, significant and sustained contributions to Australian and New Zealand criminology.
Fellow
Professor Chris Cunneen was also awarded the honorary title Fellow of the Australian and New Zealand Society of Criminology and is entitled to append the letters of FANZSOC after his name.
New Scholar Prize
Dr Simone Deegan for her paper ‘The Meaning of Murder: Family Members in the Lives of Juvenile Homicide Offenders‘.
The Allen Austin Bartholomew Award
supported by Sage Publications
Professor James Sheptycki for the best article in The Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology in 2020.
Christine M Alder Book Award
Dr Anita MacKay for the book ‘Towards Human Rights Compliance in Australian Prisons’.
Adam Sutton Crime Prevention
Associate Professor Jeremy Prichard, Professor Richard Wortley, Professor Paul A. Watters, Dr Caroline Spiranovic, Dr Charlotte Hunn and Associate Professor Krone for the best publication or report in the area of crime prevention in 2020.
Allan van Zyl Memorial Prize
(no nomination received this year)
David Biles Correctional Research Award
(not awarded this year)
Indigenous Justice Award
Mr Mick Gooda, Northern Territory
Award for Excellence and Innovation in Teaching
Dr Vicky Nagy, Dr Alana Piper, Associate Professor Nancy Cushing, Katherine Ibbott, Dr Georgina Rychner for outstanding and innovative teaching in Australian and New Zealand criminology.
Undergraduate Student Paper Award
Jordan Galbraith for his paper ‘Crime and the media – How does the media report on prison/prison alternatives and how does this reflect reality?‘.
Best Honours or Masters Thesis in Criminology Award
Hristijan Popovski for his Honours Thesis ‘Sensing the lawscape: the atmospheres of Fitzroy and Collingwood’.
PhD Student Paper Award
Dr Tim Cubitt (Australian winner) for his paper ‘A machine learning analysis of serious misconduct among Australian police’.
(no nomination from New Zealand for this award)
2020 ANZSOC Award Winners
Distinguished Criminologist Award
Professor Lorraine Mazerolle for a lifetime of outstanding, significant and sustained contributions to Australian and New Zealand criminology.
Fellow
Professor Lorraine Mazerolle was also awarded the honorary title Fellow of the Australian and New Zealand Society of Criminology and is entitled to append the letters of FANZSOC after her name.
New Scholar Prize
Dr Mary Iliadis for her paper ‘Victim representation for sexual history evidence in Ireland. A step towards or away from meeting victims’ procedural justice needs?’.
The Allen Austin Bartholomew Award
supported by Sage Publications
Dr Damian Weekers & Dr Renee Zahnow for the best article in The Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology in 2019.
Adam Sutton Crime Prevention
Dr Barbara Blundell, Dr Joseph Clare, Dr Emily Moir, Professor Mike Clare, and Professor Eileen Webb for the best publication or report in the area of crime prevention in 2019.
Allan van Zyl Memorial Prize
(not awarded this year)
David Biles Correctional Research Award
Dr Nadine McKillop, Dr Susan Rayment-McHugh, Professor Tim Prenzler, and Dr Lara Christensen ‘The Effectiveness of Sexual Offender Rehabilitation and Reintegration Programs: Integrating Global and Local Perspectives to Enhance Correctional Outcomes’.
Indigenous Justice Award
(not awarded this year)
Award for Excellence and Innovation in Teaching
Professor Tim Prenzler, Dr Lara Christensen, Dr Nadine McKillop, Dr Susan Rayment-McHugh, and Dr Mary Riley for outstanding and innovative teaching in Australian and New Zealand criminology.
Undergraduate Student Paper Award
Sabine Singh for her paper ‘Is Mandatory Sentencing an Effective Response to Prevent Crime?’.
Best Honours or Masters Thesis in Criminology Award
Chantelle Langdon for her Honours Thesis ”A big band-aid’ Understanding the provision of hotel crisis accommodation by the salvation army crisis support services in Victoria, Australia’.
PhD Student Paper Award
Siobhan Lawler (Australian winner) for her paper ‘Themes in sentencing young adults charged with serious violent crime involving alcohol and other drugs’.
(no nomination from New Zealand for this award)
2019 ANZSOC Award Winners
Distinguished Criminologist Award
Professor Gail Mason for a lifetime of outstanding, significant and sustained contributions to Australian and New Zealand criminology.
Fellow
Professor Gail Mason was also awarded the honorary title Fellow of the Australian and New Zealand Society of Criminology and is entitled to append the letters of FANZSOC after her name.
New Scholar Prize
Dr Bridget Harris for her paper ‘Digital Coervice Control: Insights from two landmark domestic violence studies’.
The Allen Austin Bartholomew Award
supported by Sage Publications
Dr Don Weatherburn for the best article in The Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology in 2018.
Adam Sutton Crime Prevention
Bianca Fileborn and co-authors: Phillip Wadds, Stephen Tomsen for the best publication or report in the area of crime prevention in 2018.
Allan van Zyl Memorial Prize
(not awarded this year)
Christine M Alder Book Award
Dr Danielle Harris for the book ‘Desistance from Sexual Offending’.
Indigenous Justice Award
Professor Marcia Langton AM, University of Melbourne.
Award for Excellence in Teaching
Ms Kathrine McLachlan (team leader), Ruth Fazakerley, Bec Medhurst, Tracey Johnson (team members) for outstanding and innovative teaching in Australian and New Zealand criminology.
Undergraduate Student Paper Award
Ms Shelly McGrath for her paper ‘Decolonising Justice In Settler-Colonial States: A Transnational Study’.
Best Honours or Masters Thesis in Criminology Award
Ms Aleisha Clark for her Honours Thesis ‘Laying blame: Popular understandings of consent and victimhood in cases of image-based sexual abuse among youth in Australia’.
PhD Student Paper Award
Dr Damian Weekers (Australia winner) for his paper ‘Conservation criminology: Modelling offender target selection for illegal fishing in marine protected areas’.
Dr Kelly Howard (New Zealand winner) for her paper ‘Two legal concepts collide: the intersection of unfitness to stand trial and communication assistance’.
2018 ANZSOC Award Winners
Distinguished Criminologist Award
Professor Ross Homel, for a lifetime of outstanding, significant and sustained contributions to Australian and New Zealand criminology.
Fellow
Professor Rick Sarre was honoured as Fellow of the Australian and New Zealand Society of Criminology and is entitled to append the letters of FANZSOC after his name.
Professor Ross Homel was also awarded the honorary title Fellow of the Australian and New Zealand Society of Criminology and is entitled to append the letters of FANZSOC after his name.
New Scholar Prize
Dr Robyn Holder, Griffith University for her article ‘Sequencing Justice: A Longitudinal Study of Justice Goals of Domestic Violence Victims’, published online in the British Journal of Criminology.
The Allen Austin Bartholomew Award
supported by Sage Publications
Dr Alana Piper, University of Technology Sydney and Lisa Durnian, Griffith University for their article ‘Theft on trial: Prosecution, conviction and sentencing patterns in colonial Victoria and Western Australia’, published in the Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology.
Adam Sutton Crime Prevention Award
Mr Anthony Morgan, Australian Institute of Criminology (co-authors – Rick Brown, Maggie Coughlan, Hayley Boxall and Deanna Davy) for the report ‘Reducing crime in public housing areas through community development: An evaluation of the High Density Housing Program in the ACT.
Allan van Zyl Memorial Prize
Ms Sarah Crossman, Youth Outreach & Re-Engagement Team Territory Families, Northern Territory.
David Biles Correctional Research Award
Dr Gerald Onsando for his report ‘Experiences of African Prisoners in Victoria’.
Indigenous Justice Award
Professor Larissa Behrendt, University of Technology Sydney
Award for Excellence in Teaching
Dr Marinella Marmo, Flinders University.
Undergraduate Student Paper Award
Mr Luke Thompson, Swinburne University for his paper ‘Overcoming the Prison Experience: Examining the impact of prisonisation and educational training programs on recidivism’.
Best Honours or Masters Thesis in Criminology Award
Ms Jessica Sischy, Monash University for her Honours Thesis titled ‘Revisiting the Fracturing of Global Drug Policy: Reflections on the United Nations General Assembly Special Session of 2016’.
PhD Student Paper Award
Ms Hayley Passmore, Telephon Kids Institute for her paper ‘Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD): Knowledge, attitudes, experiences and practices of the Western Australian youth custodial workforce’.
2017 ANZSOC Award Winners
Fellow
Professor Rob White and Professor John Dawes were honoured as Fellows of the Australian and New Zealand Society of Criminology and are entitled to append the letters of FANZSOC after their names.
New Scholar Prize
Dr Cassandra Cross, Queensland University of Technology for her article ‘They’re very lonely’: Understanding the fraud victimisation of seniors’ published in the International Journal for Crime, Justice and Social Democracy.
Student Paper Prize
Ms Kavita Raj, Griffith University for her paper ‘Sociology of Crime’, supported by Dr William Wood.
The Allen Austin Bartholomew Award
supported by Sage Publications
Bree Carlton and Marie Segrave for their article ‘ Rethinking women’s post-release reintegration and ‘success’, published in the Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology.
Adam Sutton Crime Prevention Award
Dr Cassandra Cross, Queensland University of Technology for her article ‘Using financial intelligence to target online fraud victimisation: Applying a tertiary prevention perspective, published in the Criminal Justice Studies.
Allan van Zyl Memorial Prize
Karen Heenan, Swinburne University.
Christine M Alder Book Award
Mark Halsey and Simone Deegan, Flinders University for their book ‘Young Offenders’.
New Zealand Student Award for Best Abstract
Jordan Anderson, Victoria University of Wellington.
Australian Student Award for Best Abstract
Hayley Passmore and Bernadette Safe, University of Western Australia.
2016 ANZSOC Award Winners
Distinguished Criminologist Award
Professor Kate Warner AC and Dr Duncan Chappell, for a lifetime of outstanding, significant and sustained contributions to Australian and New Zealand criminology.
New Scholar Prize
Dr Bianca Fileborn, LaTrobe University for her article Doing gender, doing safety? Young adults’ production of safety on a night out published in Gender, Place and Culture, A Journal of Feminist Geography.
Student Paper Prize
Lorena Rivas, Griffith University for her paper Contemporary Perspectives on Crime: Antiquities Trafficking, supported by Professor Susanne Karstedt.
The Allen Austin Bartholomew Award
supported by Sage Publications
Associate Professor Julia Quilter, University of Wollongong for her article Populism and criminal justice policy: An Australian case study of non-punitive responses to alcohol-related violence, published in the Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology.
Adam Sutton Crime Prevention Award
Dr Garner Clancey, Sydney University for his article, Some findings from an Australian local crime prevention case study, published in Crime Prevention and Community Safety: An International Journal.
Allan van Zyl Memorial Prize
Shelley Eder, Charles Darwin University.
New Zealand Student Award for Best Abstract
Marita Leask for her paper titled ‘A critical discourse analysis of New Zealand sentencing decisions in cases where women kill in the context of intimate partner abuse’.
Australian Student Award for Best Abstract
Madeleine Ulbrick for her paper (with A. Flynn and D. Tyson) titled ‘Abolishing Defensive Homicide: A Step Towards Populist Punitivism at the Expense of Mentally Impaired Offenders’. The PhD candidate is first and corresponding author.
2015 ANZSOC Award Winners
Student Paper Prize
Patricia Aloi for her paper Victim Impact Statements in Superior Court Sentencing Proceedings in Western Australia.
New Scholar Prize
James Martin for his paper Lost on the Silk Road: Online drug distribution and the ‘cryptomarket’ published in Criminology and Criminal Justice
The Allen Austin Bartholomew Award
Eileen Baldry and Chris Cunneen for their article Imprisoned Indigenous women and the shadow of colonial patriarchy, published in volume 47(2), pp 276-298 of the Australian and New Zealand Society of Criminology.
The Adam Sutton Crime Prevention Award
Tim Prenzlar for his edited book Professional Practice in Crime Prevention and Security Management.
Distinguished Criminologist Award
Kathleen Daly and Janet Chan, for outstanding significant and sustained contribution to Australian or New Zealand criminology.
Christine M Alder Book Award
Kathleen Daly for her book ‘Redressing Institutional Abuse of Children’.
2014 ANZSOC Award Winners
Student Paper Prize
Samarah Symons for her paper Independent Legal Representation for Victims of Sexual Assault: Consideration of a Proposed Amendment to the Victims of Crime ACT 2001 (SA) under supervision of David Plater.
New Scholar Prize
Michael Salter for his paper Justice and revenge in online counter-publics: Emerging responses to sexual violence in the age of social media, published in the Crime, Media, Culture, an international journal.
The Allen Austin Bartholomew Award
Wayne Goodall and Russil Durrant, for their article Regional Variation in Sentencing: the incarceration of aggravated drink drivers in the New Zealand District Courts, published in volume 46(3), pp 422-447 of the Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology.
The Adam Sutton Crime Prevention Award
Anthony Morgan for his report Effective crime prevention interventions for implementation by local government, Research and Public Policy Series, Australian Institute of Criminology 2012
Distinguished Criminologist Award
Christine Alder and David Biles, for outstanding significant and sustained contribution to Australian or New Zealand criminology.
2013 ANZSOC Award Winners
Student Paper Prize
Alexa Ridgway (pictured below) for her paper ‘Talking Trauma’ under supervision of Kathleen Daly.
New Scholar Prize
Dr Asher Flynn and Dr Kate Fitz-Gibbon (pictured below) for their paper ‘Bargaining with Defensive Homicide: Examining Victoria’s Secretive Plea Bargaining System Post-Law Reform’, published in the Melbourne University Law Review.
The Allen Austin Bartholomew Award
Tracey Booth,‘‘Cooling out’ victims of crime: Managing victim participation in the sentencing process in a superior sentencing court,’ Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology, August 2012; vol. 45, 2: pp. 214-230.
The Adam Sutton Crime Prevention Award
Tim Prenzler, ‘Responding to welfare fraud: The Australian experience’, Research and Public Policy Series, Australian Institute of Criminology 2012
Distinguished Criminologist Award
Richard Harding, for outstanding significant and sustained contribution to Australian or New Zealand criminology.
Christine M Alder Book Award
Sharon Pickering and Leanne Weber for their book ‘Globalization and Borders: Death at the Global Frontier’
2012 ANZSOC Award Winners
Student Paper Prize
Vincent O’Kane for his paper “Indian approaches towards controlling opiate production and their relationship to international drug control” under supervision of Steve James.
New Scholar Prize
Dr Meredith Rossner for her paper “Emotions and Interaction Ritual: A Micro Analysis of Restorative Justice”, published in the British Journal of Criminology.
The Allen Austin Bartholomew Award
Kerry Carrington, Russell Hogg, and Alison McIntosh, “The resource boom’s underbelly: Criminological impacts of mining development” Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology, December 2011; vol. 44, 3: pp. 335-354.
The Adam Sutton Crime Prevention Award
Olga Camacho Duarte, Rohan Lulham and Lucy Kaldor, Co-designing out crime, CoDesign: International Journal of CoCreation in Design and the Arts, 7:3-4, 155-168
ANZSOC New Zealand Student Award for Best Abstract
Terikirangi Mihaere for his paper, “The misappropriation of Maori culture in prison”
Distinguished Criminologist Award
John Braithwaite, for outstanding significant and sustained contribution to Australian or New Zealand criminology.
2011 ANZSOC Award Winners
Student Paper Prize
Courtney Young for her paper “Not Guilty and Yet Not Innocent” under supervision of Dr Sandra Egger
New Scholar Prize
Dr Rebecca Wickes for her paper “Generating action and responding to local issues: Collective efficacy in context”, The Australian and Nsw Zealand Journal of Criminology, 43(3) 423-443. December 2010
The Allen Austin Bartholomew Award
Ruth McCausland and Alison Vivian “Why do some Aboriginal communities have lower crime rates than others? A polot study” The Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology (2010) 43 (2)
The Adam Sutton Crime Prevention Award
Associate Professor Thomas Crofts “The Law and (Anti-Social Behaviour) Order Campaign in Western Australia”
2010 ANZSOC Award Winners
Student Paper Prize
Caitlin Maling for her paper “In what ways and for what reasons does the criminal justice system treat sexual offenders differently from other offenders? Is such differential treatment defensible?” under supervision of Professor David Farrington
New Scholar Prize
Julie Ayling for her paper “Criminal organizations and resilience”, International Journal of Law, Crime and Justice, Vol 37, Iss 4, Dec 2009
The Allen Austin Bartholomew Award
Andrew McGrath “Offenders’ Perceptions of the Sentencing Process: A Study of Deterrence and Stigmatisation in the New South Wales Children’s Court” The Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology (2009) 42 (1)
2009 ANZSOC Award Winners
Student Paper Prize
Gitana Proietti-Scifoni for her paper “State perpetrated crime: The experiences of women in Timor-Leste” under supervision of Professor Kathleen Daly, Griffith University
New Scholar Prize
Anna Ericsson “Challenging Cultures of Violence Through Community Restorative Justice In Northern Ireland” Sociology of Crime, Law and Deviance, 11, 231-260
The Allen Austin Bartholomew Award
Nicole Rafter (Northeastern University) “Criminology’s Darkest Hour: Biocriminology in Nazi Germany,” The Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology (2007) 41 (3)