Christine Haddow

Dr Christine Haddow

Lecturer

C.Haddow@napier.ac.uk

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Biography

I am a lecturer in criminology and programme leader for the BA (hons) Criminology programme at Edinburgh Napier University. I have been teaching and researching in the area of criminology and criminal justice since 2009. My research experience to date has been qualitative in nature, with a focus on mental health and violent offending.

School

School of Applied Sciences

Esteem

Fellowships and Awards

Fellowship of Higher Education Academy

Invited Speaker

Chair: Learning and Innovation Workshop Improving Outcomes for Community Justice: Health

An exploration of the impact of embedding ESD in the criminological curriculum

Haddow, C. & Hallenberg, K. (2016, January). An exploration of the impact of embedding ESD in the criminological curriculum. Paper presented at Teaching Fellows Conference, Edinburgh Napier University. (Unpublished)
Haddow, C. & Hallenberg, K. (2016, January). An exploration of the impact of embedding ESD in the criminological curriculum. Paper presented at Teaching Fellows Conference, Edinburgh Napier University. (Unpublished)

Purpose The spark for the project was of personal and professional nature for myself and my former colleague Dr Katja Hallenberg. Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) “...

2016
Beyond criminal justice: connecting justice and sustainability

Hallenberg, K. M. & Haddow, C. (2016). Beyond criminal justice: connecting justice and sustainability. Law Teacher. 50(3), 352-370. doi:10.1080/03069400.2016.1262985. ISSN 0306-9400
Hallenberg, K. M. & Haddow, C. (2016). Beyond criminal justice: connecting justice and sustainability. Law Teacher. 50(3), 352-370. doi:10.1080/03069400.2016.1262985. ISSN 0306-9400

The potential of higher education in advancing sustainability has been widely accepted and even partly realised, although a wholesale reorientation of core activities and curr...

2016
Power and research: a qualitative approach to understanding the relationship between major mental illness, masculinity and violence.

Haddow, C. (2018). Power and research: a qualitative approach to understanding the relationship between major mental illness, masculinity and violence
Haddow, C. (2018). Power and research: a qualitative approach to understanding the relationship between major mental illness, masculinity and violence

This case study reflects on research which explored the relationship between major mental illness and masculinity in the context of violent offending behavior. Studies which e...

Identity, Transitions and Support: Processes of Desistance among Ex-Military Personnel in Custody

Carnegie Trust for the Universities of Scotland

Increasingly in Scottish criminal justice, ‘desistance’ is regarded as central to supporting a reduction and cessation in offending. This approach, which places the offender at the centre of their pro...

2019 to 2019

Christine Haddow

Dr Christine Haddow

Biography

Esteem

Fellowships and Awards

Invited Speaker

An exploration of the impact of embedding ESD in the criminological curriculum

Beyond criminal justice: connecting justice and sustainability

Power and research: a qualitative approach to understanding the relationship between major mental illness, masculinity and violence.

Identity, Transitions and Support: Processes of Desistance among Ex-Military Personnel in Custody