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Please note that this is an in-person only event. A recording will be made available online following the talk.
You are invited to join us for a drinks reception following the lecture also in Manor Road from 18:30-19:30
Prof Shadd Maruna’s book 'Making Good', which turns 25 years old in 2026, is often considered a “pioneering” work of desistance theory and research. In recent publications, however, Maruna argues that this “pioneering” metaphor unfairly erases diverse contributions and over-individualises academic contributions to desistance ideas. That said, he acknowledges that there may be parallels between his alleged “discovering” of desistance and other so-called pioneers who “discover” territories that were already long occupied by indigenous people. In this talk, Maruna seeks to make good for his involvement in such knowledge extraction and imagine a future for desistance research based on knowledge equity and co-production with people with lived experience of desistance.
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