Clare Kinsella

Dr Clare Kinsella is a Senior Lecturer in Criminology at the University of Liverpool's School of Law & Criminal Justice, serving as Associate Head of Department and University Learning & Teaching Fellow. She holds a PhD from Liverpool (2018) following a BA in Critical Criminology/Women’s Studies and MA in Criminology/Rights & Justice from Lancaster University. Her work focuses on Liverpool's urban dynamics, homelessness, policing, gender studies, and neoliberal regeneration policies.

Education: BA (Hons) Critical Criminology & Women’s Studies (Lancaster, 200X); MA Criminology, Rights & Justice (Liverpool, 20XX); PhD 'Tourists in Our Own City: Meanings of Home in a Regenerating City' (Liverpool, 2018).

Research emphasizes Liverpool's socio-spatial transformations, including:

• Urban regeneration's impact on housing and identity
• Fear of crime in homeless populations
• Technological accountability in policing
• Gendered criminological perspectives

Publications span 11 peer-reviewed works (2004-2022), including a Routledge monograph analyzing urban neoliberalism.

Awards: Advance HE Fellowship (20XX), European Group for Study of Deviance & Social Control Fellowship (20XX).

Teaching: 15+ years of undergraduate instruction (Levels 5-6); currently Department Retention Coordinator. External examiner for Bedfordshire University's Level 7 Criminology programs.

Community engagement: Active in Coming Home Liverpool, a social enterprise addressing housing shortages through equitable renovations.