Dan Ellingworth, Sheffield Hallam University
Caroline Elliott, Lancaster University
Dan Ellingworth worked at
the University of Manchester for six years as a research associate in
the Quantitative Criminology Group and the Department of Social Policy,
working on research projects relating to British Crime Survey analysis
and evaluations of criminal justice programmes for violent men. He is
currently completing a PhD in criminology at the University of
Manchester, and has an MSc in Social Research Methods from the
University of Surrey, and an MA in Politics and Sociology from the
University of Edinbugh. As of September 1997, he is employed at
Sheffield Hallam University as a Lecturer in Sociology in the School of
Community and Health Studies.
Caroline Elliott is
currently employed as a Lecturer in the Economics Department of the
Management School at Lancaster University, and was previously a
researcher in Department of Econometrics at Manchester University. In
addition, she has taught at the University of Kentucky, and presented a
series of research papers in the UK and US. Her research interests
include the economics of crime and econometric modelling, and is
completing a PhD at Manchester University in Economics and Econometrics,
and holds an MA from Manchester University in Economics, and a BA from
Oxford University in Politics, Philosophy and Economics.
Copyright Sociological Research Online,
1997