Organization profile

Organisation profile

The Research Group for Criminal Justice Ethics conducts research in the ethical questions that arise in relation to police work, the work by the courts, and the punishment system. The main focus of the work of the group has been placed on questions concerning theories of criminalization and penal theory.

In recent years, the group has been involved in a number of different research projects, such as projects concerning the implementation of neuroscience in the criminal courts and the use of neurointerventions in crime prevention. Moreover, the research group has recently initiated a project on the use of artificial intelligence in sentencing.

The Research Group for Criminal Justice Ethics is a team of researchers at Department of Communication and Arts at Roskilde University. The group consists of both senior and junior researchers.

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Profiles

Sigri M. Gaïni

sigri@ruc.dk

Department of Communication and Arts - PhD Fellow
Criminal Justice Ethics - PhD Fellow

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Rune Klingenberg Hansen

ruklha@ruc.dk

Department of Communication and Arts - Part-time Lecturer
Criminal Justice Ethics - Part-time Lecturer

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Sebastian Jon Holmen

sjonh@ruc.dk

Department of Communication and Arts - PhD Fellow
Media and Culture - PhD Fellow
Criminal Justice Ethics - PhD Fellow

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Research Output 2006 2019

101 Journal article
85 Book chapter
67 Net publication - Internet publication
60 Contribution to newspaper - Comment/debate
151 More

Accommodating toleration: on Balint’s classical liberal response to the multiculturalism challenge

Lægaard, S., 25 Apr 2019, In : Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy.

Research output: Contribution to journal › Journal article › Research › peer-review

Paludan viser, hvad frihedsrettigheder indebærer

Lægaard, S., 18 Jun 2019

Research output: Other contribution › Net publication - Internet publication › Communication

Open Access

Religious Toleration and the Securitization of Religion

Lægaard, S., 2019, (Accepted/In press) Spaces of Tolerance: The Changing Geographies of Religious Freedom in Europe. Gentile, V. & Bialasiewicz, L. (eds.). Routledge, (Research in Place, Space and Politics).

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Book chapter › Research › peer-review