
Dr Cara Jardine
Senior Lecturer
Social Work and Social Policy
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Reg Mathews Memorial Prize, Social and Environmental Accountability Journal Recipient 2013 JASIST Best Paper Award 2019 Recipient 30/9/2
Prize And Awards
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Citizenship on probation : understanding the labour market exclusion of criminalised people in Scotland Weaver Beth, Jardine Cara Probation Journal Vol 69, pp. 296-317 (2022) https://doi.org/10.1177/02645505221105400 Prison ethnography by correspondence? Jardine Cara Criminology and Criminal Justice, pp. 1-17 (2022) https://doi.org/10.1177/17488958221111502 The information behaviours of disadvantaged young first-time mothers Buchanan Steven, Jardine Cara Journal of Documentation (2022) https://doi.org/10.1108/JD-03-2022-0072 Social work education during COVID-19 : students' perceptions of the challenges and opportunities of online and blended learning Simanovic Tia, Cioarţă Ionuţ, Jardine Cara, Paul Sally Intersectionalities: A Global Journal of Social Work Analysis, Research, Polity, and Practice Vol 9, pp. 131-141 (2021) Getting it Right for Families Affected by Imprisonment Barkas Betsy, Deacon Kirsty, Foster Rebecca, Jardine Cara, Primrose Kirsty, Troy Vic (2021) The Collateral Consequences of Criminal Records Christensen E, Jardine C, Kennedy A, Mabon K, Taylor E, Weaver B (2021)
Publications
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Contribution to article in Daily Record Recipient 17/1/2022 The Collateral Consequences of Criminal Records Chair 25/2/2021 Why we need social workers to avert a prisons crisis: beginning a critical conversation Recipient 9/4/2020 Behind the curve: Can justice systems get ahead of COVID 19 and avoid a prisons crisis? Recipient 26/3/2020 Families, Imprisonment and Legitimacy: A radical analysis of the impact of imprisonment on families Speaker 13/11/2019 Families, Imprisonment and Social Justice Speaker 8/2019
Perspectives from the Edges of Exclusion and Punishment Jardine, Cara (Principal Investigator) Brangan, Louise (Principal Investigator) PEEP is a collaborative network of ECRs working broadly across the theme of punishment. PEEP is two aims: to allow us to enrich and refine our understanding of how punishment occurs across a broad range of places and actors; and, secondly, to challenge the limitations of precarious ECR working conditions by investing in the needs of ECRs.
PEEP was established through an SCCJR Development Grant. 01-Jan-2019 Corners of Community: Exploring the role of the ?Outside? in prison life Jardine, Cara (Principal Investigator) 01-Jan-2019 - 31-Jan-2022 Constructing Family in the Context of Imprisonment: a study of prisoners and their families in Scotland Jardine, Cara (Principal Investigator) 01-Jan-2011 - 30-Jan-2015
Professional Activities
Projects
PEEP was established through an SCCJR Development Grant.
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Contact
Dr
Cara
Jardine
Senior Lecturer
Social Work and Social Policy
Email: cara.jardine@strath.ac.uk
Tel: 444 8752