Marian Duggan
BA (Hons) Criminology and Criminal Justice, MA Criminology Rights and Justice
Phone 0114 225 4424
E-mail m.duggan@shu.ac.uk
Subject area
Criminology
Profile
After completing my undergraduate degree at the University of Central Lancashire and then my Masters at Lancaster, I undertook a PhD in Law at Queen's University Belfast. My doctoral research investigates cultural homophobia in Northern Ireland and the implications this has on addressing homophobic hate crimes.
I joined Sheffield Hallam in 2009, having previously taught at Queen's and Central Lancashire.
Research interests
- hate crime
- victims' issues
- sexuality, gender and queer theory
Teaching interests
- gender and crime
- victimology and developments in victims' policy
- criminological theory
Selected publications
'Theorising Homophobic Violence in Northern Ireland' papers from the British Society of Criminology Conference, Vol. 8, (July 2008)
'Mirroring Whose Reality? What Northern Irish Lesbian and Gay Experiences Can Teach Criminology’ British Society of Criminology Conference, University of Glamorgan (2009)
‘’At Night, I Could Be Anyone I Wanted to Be’: Negotiating Lesbian/Gay Identities in Northern Ireland’ ESRC Seminar Series, Glasgow University (2009)
‘Exploring the Researcher/Researched Boundaries in LGBT Lives’ Socio-Legal Studies Association Conference, DeMontford University (2009)
'Acceptance in Theory but Not in Practice: Elevated Levels of Violence in Randomised Homophobic Attacks' European Group for the Study of Deviance and Social Control Conference, University of Hull (2006)
'Acceptable Victims: Legal and Social Toleration of Homophobic Violence in the UK' Socio-Legal Studies Association Conference, Stirling University (2006)
