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Browse 6 OpenLearn items Rod Earle has worked on
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Little white lies: Whiteness, reflexivity, race and criminology114
Why is it important for White people to talk about Whiteness? Rod Earle, a senior lecturer in youth justice, explores this in relation to racism and criminology…
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01 Feb 2021
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Our Crime: Fast and furious114
Are joyriding youths showing a form of high-performance masculinity? Share your views right here.
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12 Apr 2012
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Our Crime: UK riots114
What caused the summer 2011 UK's riots? Start the debate by putting your views across.
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05 Apr 2012
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Our Crime: Daylight robbery114
A teenage robbing spree is the starting point for a debate about youth justice.
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30 Mar 2012
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Our Crime: Doing youth justice114
What are the practical ways of dealing with young people who engage themselves in criminal activities? Join the debate with three Open University academics.
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30 Mar 2012
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Youth! Justice! And the American Way!114
Rod Earle, OU academic lead for youth justice, looks at why American 'supercop' Bill Bratton has been flown into the UK to help the Government tackle gang crime in the wake of the summer riots.
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12 Oct 2011

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