Keyphrases
White British
100%
National Belonging
81%
Austerity
74%
Whiteness
49%
Generosity
49%
Lawyers
46%
Emotional Factors
37%
Otherness
37%
Statehood
37%
Funding Cuts
37%
Financial Factors
37%
Expert Witness
37%
Witness Experience
37%
Politics of Indigeneity
37%
Legacy of Colonialism
37%
Miscarriages of Justice
37%
Citizenship
37%
Post-racial
37%
Legal Representation
37%
COVID-19
37%
Intersections of Race
37%
Social Geography
37%
Postcolonial
37%
Existential Crisis
37%
Academy
37%
Activist Research
37%
British People
31%
Defense Lawyers
30%
Criminal Cases Review Commission
29%
Publicly Funded
28%
Individual Giving
25%
Hierarchies of Belonging
24%
Interview Narratives
24%
Legal Aid
20%
People of Color
18%
Paper-based
18%
COVID-19 Pandemic
18%
Britishness
12%
Minoritised Groups
12%
Sense of National Belonging
12%
Racialised
12%
Hierarchization
12%
Abolition Geography
12%
Positive Feedback Loop
12%
White Middle Classes
12%
Scalar
12%
Migrant Group
12%
Among Us
12%
International Process
12%
Fascist Politics
12%
Arts and Humanities
National belonging
81%
Narrative
81%
Indigeneity
37%
Crisis
37%
Hope
37%
Britishness
37%
Legacy
37%
Racial
37%
Post-colonial
37%
Sub-urban
37%
Nationhood
37%
Otherness
37%
Feedback Loop
37%
Generosity
37%
Civil Society
37%
COVID-19
37%
British people
25%
Symbolic Power
18%
Relational
18%
Normative
18%
Conception
18%
London
15%
Affective
12%
Temporality
9%
British Narrative
9%
Elucidation
9%
Empirical
7%
Discursive
7%
substantive
7%
Literature
7%
Action
7%
Abolition
7%
Entanglement
6%
Contemporary
6%
Sameness
6%
Social Sciences
UK
87%
Crime
56%
Middle Class
43%
Nationhood
37%
Colonialism
37%
Narrative
37%
Justice
37%
Social Geography
37%
Genealogy
37%
Emotional Factor
37%
Casualization
37%
Otherness
37%
Narrative Interview
37%
Austerity
37%
Industrial Action
37%
Legal Aid
28%
Informal Sector
18%
Perpetuation
12%
COVID 19 Epidemic
12%
Positive Feedback
12%
Civil Society
12%
Casework
9%
Quality of Service
9%
Focus Group
9%
Criminal Defense
9%
Affective Dimension
6%
London
6%