Susanne Alm

Susanne Alm is a Professor of Criminology and Senior Lecturer at the Department of Criminology, Stockholm University. Her research focuses on imprisonment consequences, social exclusion, environmental crime, and quantitative criminology. She leads projects on the societal impacts of punitive policies and multigenerational inequality. Alm is affiliated with the Green Criminology Group (studying environmental harm and animal welfare) and the Quantitative Criminology Research Group. Her work addresses prison governance, recidivism, and links between childhood conditions and adult health. Recent projects include analyzing Swedish imprisonment trends and intergenerational adversity.

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• Research Interests: Prison sociology, environmental criminology, social marginalization, quantitative methodologies, youth well-being, and family dynamics.

Alm’s research spans criminological theory and applied policy analysis. Her studies on eviction’s criminal consequences and familial influences on health reflect a multidisciplinary approach. Collaborations include projects on resilience across generations and welfare state impacts on poverty.