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Associate Professor Anna Eriksson is an international leader in comparative penology and criminal justice reform. She has authored significant works including 'Contrasts Punishment: Explaining Anglophone Excess and Nordic Exceptionalism', and is actively researching Nordic prison policy and practice. Her research includes extensive empirical studies, such as a project that explored the experiences of prisoners and staff in fourteen prisons across Australia and Norway. She leads projects examining social infrastructure for captives in collaboration with Professor Dominique Moran and is involved in various funded studies regarding neurodisability in the criminal justice system. She is also interested in the transformative power of arts in criminal justice and has led innovative projects that merge theatre with systemic issues within the parole system. A/Prof Eriksson currently directs the Bachelor of Criminology at Monash University, contributing to prominent discussions around UN Sustainable Development Goals related to justice and equity.
Monash University • Melbourne, Australia
Leads the Criminology program and serves as the Director of the Bachelor of Criminology.
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