Dr. Aaron Doyle

Biography

Aaron Doyle, a professor in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at Carleton University, has a rich background in criminology and sociology, with a focus on critical public criminology. His research interests span across various topics, including the dynamics of jails and prisons, the intersection of media and criminal justice, risk management, insurance and security policies, and surveillance studies, particularly related to camera surveillance. Born in London, England and raised in Victoria, British Columbia, Doyle brings a diverse perspective to his academic work. He has held a SSHRC postdoctoral fellowship at Simon Fraser University's School of Criminology and has been a faculty member at Carleton since 2002. Throughout his career, Doyle has published numerous articles and books, contributing significantly to discussions on the ethical implications of surveillance, the roles of the insurance industry in an era of climate change, and the experiences of marginalized populations in the criminal justice system. He actively engages in teaching and supervising graduate students and is committed to fostering a collaborative academic environment.

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