Editorial 2023
| Author | Mary Bosworth,Leslie Paik |
| DOI | http://doi.org/10.1177/13624806231151234 |
| Published date | 01 February 2023 |
| Date | 01 February 2023 |
Editorial 2023
Mary Bosworth
University of Oxford, UK
Leslie Paik
Arizona State University, USA
It is with great pleasure that we announce that Irit Ballas has won the 2022 Theoretical
Criminology best article prize for her work “Boundaries, obligations, and belonging: The
reconfiguration of citizenship in emergency criminal regimes.”Ballas analyzes how two
emergency criminal regimes enacted by the newly formed Israeli state in 1948 enabled it
to restrict citizens’rights and liberties that were set in ordinary criminal law. The first was
a military regime that sought to control and seize property from a subset of citizens (e.g.,
Palestinian minority), limiting their full membership in the political community. The
second was an austerity regime, geared towards all citizens, that established decrees clas-
sifying hoarding and illegal trading of food as criminal offenses, which aimed to reshape
ideas of mutual obligations and shared values among all in the political community. This
sophisticated and engaging article adds to our understanding of how states suspend the
protections of law enforcement and the courts and, as a result, can alter citizens’level
of belonging to the political community. We congratulate Irit Ballas on this award.
We are also pleased to announce some changes to the Journal. First of all, we would
like to thank outgoing members of the International Advisory Board and Associate
Editors for their service: Ben Bowling, John Braithwaite, Janet Chan, Francis Cullen,
Kathleen Daly, Alessandro De Giorgi, Chris Greer, Kelly Hannah-Moffat, Carolyn
Hoyle, Paul Kaplan, Jack Katz, Sharon Pickering, Elena Larrauri Pijoan, Hillary
Potter, John Pratt, Jonathan Simon, Mariana Valverde, and Vesla Weaver.
We are pleased to be joined by a group of new colleagues from across the world,
whose work we admire and whose participation in the Journal we think will extend
our reach and invigorate the field. Joining our Associate Editors are Simon Cole
(former co-editor of Theoretical Criminology), Anne-Marie Singh, and Alpa Parmar.
The new members of our International Advisory Board are Dominic Aitken, Louise
Corresponding author:
Mary Bosworth, University of Oxford, UK.
Email: mary.bosworth@crim.ox.ac.uk
Editorial
Theoretical Criminology
2023, Vol. 27(1) 3–4
© The Author(s) 2023
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