Please join us in welcoming Tim Cubitt to our Editorial Board

Welcome to our Editorial Board Ian T. Adams

We are now officially open for submissions! You can find our website at: tandfonline.com/journals/rebj2…

The other way of thinking about this problem is that in adopting an advocacy position, this research group could no longer see a null result as a positive one. This puts them in a position of trying to massage a convincing null into an unconvincing positive spin about one.

A bit about our journal:

Working on a systematic review on a criminal justice/criminology topic?

Ready for submissions … and looking forward to when we get to announce our first issue.

One of our wonderful board members, Marina Rezende Bazon

Visit us at tandfonline.com/journals/rebj20

If you are testing DV or other interventions, we’re interested in your work to help build an evidence base on programs, policies or practices that work.

Reaching out to some of the top evidence based criminology proponents for a series of essays on the need to develop and build up the evidence in different areas of criminology. Watch this space!

Fantastic catching up with Jacquelyn Fernholz at Routledge discussing our plans for 1-2 inaugural issues to launch the journal (plus a special themed panel Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences)

At ESC and have a high quality paper and looking for a high quality outlet? Reach out to David Buil-Gil who is on the hunt at ESC!

Who do I know who does assessments on violence prevention work that I can bite on for a piece in EvidenceBase ?

Here’s a little reminder to consider publishing your work with us at Evidence Base. Looking for top-notch, rigorous work that helps us grow the evidence base for criminal justice policies, programs and practices. Got an evaluation piece? Send it to us!

First manuscript review completed. Turn around review time: one month and 4 days.