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"‘[This] is a reminder that in the melodies of the marginalized, we might find the keys to understanding and change.’ -- Iris Luarasi, Tirana University, Albania ‘For a discipline so focused on the letter of the law, thinking with music about ""crime"", as this book does, opens up our ears to what our eyes can’t see — inviting us to rethink how, why and who criminological research is undertaken for.’ -- Lambros Fatsis, Senior Lecturer in Criminology, City, University of London, UK ‘A powerful demonstration of the methodological capacity of music to evoke memory, a sense of mattering and a means of making space for those we work with to share their narratives with agency. Music, Mattering and Criminalized Young Men is sufficiently detailed to provide a how-to for replicating multi-agency research projects, focused on music elicitation amongst criminalized people. In some senses, this is a story about navigating systems and gatekeeping in unfamiliar terrain to explore the constraints of masculinity. Yet it is in the interweaving of individual narratives with those of Albania’s history, and in the stories and experience of the participants, that the book is most potently compelling.’ -- Kate Herrity, Kings College, University of Cambridge, UK"

‘[This] is a reminder that in the melodies of the marginalized, we might find the keys to understanding and change.’ -- Iris Luarasi, Tirana University, Albania

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Jade Levell is Senior Lecturer in Social and Public Policy (Criminology and Gender Violence) at the University of Bristol, UK. Her research interests include adverse childhood experiences, childhood domestic violence, on-road and gang subcultures, organized crime, masculinity theory, DVA perpetrators, and feminist praxis.

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