Emeli Lönnqvist nominated for best article
Lönnqvist has been nominated for best research article 2023 in the Nordic Journal of Criminology.
Prisoners of process: The development of remand prisoner rates in the Nordic countries was published last year in the Nordic Journal of Criminology and is nominated for the NJC Best Article Prize 2023!
The prize recognises excellent research and scholarship that engages with current and emerging issues in Nordic criminology.
Following the publication of the final issue of the year, the editor prepares a short-list of nominations. Members of the Nordic Journal of Criminology Editorial Board and the Board of the Nordic Research Council for Criminology (NSfK) have the right to vote for one of the articles on the short-list. The prize is awarded to the article with most votes. The prize winner is invited to present the award winning article at the NSfK Research Seminar, held in May each year.
The other two nominated articles are written by Friis Søgaard & Højlund Bræmer and Kruse, Helseth & Korkmaz. The winner will be presented in March.
About the Nordic Journal of Criminology
The Nordic Journal of Criminology (previously Journal of Scandinavian Studies in Criminology and Crime Prevention, JSSCCP) is an international, peer reviewed journal publishing original research articles in the field of criminology and crime prevention. The journal provides a forum for criminological research across a wide range of perspectives and methodologies. Priority is given to research with Nordic relevance. The Nordic Journal of Criminology is published under the auspices of The Nordic Council for Criminology.
Last updated: January 31, 2024
Source: Department of Criminology