*Content from the Project’s website.
The Oral History of Criminology Project, under the guidance of its Advisory Board and through the generous support of the American Society of Criminology, represents an ongoing effort to preserve the accounts of prominent scholars of their role in shaping the evolution of the field.
In these oral history interviews scholars are asked to reflect on the development of their careers, on their most significant writings, and on the developments in the field in general.
The goal is to provide autobiographical context beyond what is captured in published texts, in order to explore the story behind their careers and contributions to research and practice.
Collectively, it is hoped these interviews will enrich our understanding of criminology as a craft and of how scholarly ideas arise and are elaborated in the field.
Learn more about the project here.