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Our Crime: Fast and furious Featuring: video, 

By Dr Richard Hester (The Open University), Rod Earle (The Open University), Professor Mary Jane Kehily (The Open University)

12 April 2012

Are joyriding youths showing a form of high-performance masculinity? Share your views right here.  Read more : Our Crime: Fast and furious

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Our Crime: UK riots Featuring: video, 

By Dr Richard Hester (The Open University), Rod Earle (The Open University), Professor Mary Jane Kehily (The Open University)

05 April 2012

What caused the summer 2011 UK's riots? Start the debate by putting your views across.  Read more : Our Crime: UK riots

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Our Crime: Discussion Hub Featuring: video, Copyrighted Image The Open University

By The OpenLearn team (The Open University)

30 March 2012

Everyone has got an opinion on young people and crime. You are invited to join the debates and share your views on youth crime and justice issues.  Read more : Our Crime: Discussion Hub

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Our Crime: Daylight robbery Featuring: video, Copyrighted Image BBC

By Dr Richard Hester (The Open University), Rod Earle (The Open University), Professor Mary Jane Kehily (The Open University)

30 March 2012

A teenage robbing spree is the starting point for a debate about youth justice.  Read more : Our Crime: Daylight robbery

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Our Crime: Doing youth justice Featuring: video, Jupiter Images

By Dr Richard Hester (The Open University), Rod Earle (The Open University), Professor Mary Jane Kehily (The Open University)

30 March 2012

What are the practical ways of dealing with young people who engage themselves in criminal activities? Join the debate with three Open University academics.  Read more : Our Crime: Doing youth justice

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Keeping Mum: learning how to be a fatherUsed with permission

By Martin Robb (The Open University)

17 January 2012

 The OU's Martin Robb looks at the evolving role of fathers in society  Read more : Keeping Mum: learning how to be a father

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Conference diary: Laurie Taylor at the British Sociological Assocation 2011Detail from Toxic Perfume by Rob Boudon under CC-BY licence

By Professor Laurie Taylor (Guest)

02 November 2011

Laurie Taylor prepares for his stint at the BSA, and reflects on the sociologists who inspired his thoughts on travel, style and identity.  Read more : Conference diary: Laurie Taylor at the British Sociological Assocation 2011

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Youth! Justice! And the American Way!Creative Commons Image By FUNKYAH via Flickr under Creative Commons license

By Rod Earle (The Open University)

12 October 2011

Rod Earle, OU academic lead for youth justice, looks at why American 'supercop' Bill Bratton has been flown into the UK to help the...  Read more : Youth! Justice! And the American Way!

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Olympics 2012: Keeping it in the family Creative Commons Image pyrat_wesly under CC-BY-NC

01 September 2011

Family and location play a vital role in an athlete's success. Find out how with these articles and videos.   Read more : Olympics 2012: Keeping it in the family

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Calling home: How mobile phones allow migrant parents to keep in touchCreative Commons Image Swinimal under CC-BY-NC-SA licence

By Dr Christena Nippert-Eng (Guest), Dr Mirca Madianou (Guest), Professor Laurie Taylor (Guest)

02 August 2011

The Philippines economy relies on emigrant workers; increasingly, those workers are relying on mobile phones and web messaging to keep in touch with their growing...  Read more : Calling home: How mobile phones allow migrant parents to keep in touch

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