Dr Bethan Poyser

BA (Nottingham Trent University), MA (Nottingham Trent University), PhD (Nottingham Trent University), FHEA

Dr Bethan Poyser

Lecturer in Criminology

Department of Law & Criminology

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Bethan's research focusses primarily upon heritage crime and victimisation. She is particularly interested in marginalised crime types, victimisation, and developing criminological theory. 

One of her key contributions to the research field of heritage crime has been her PhD, the first of its kind to explore heritage crime in England and Wales through the lens of police practitioners, heritage professionals, and victims. A central development from this was a typology of heritage crime victims, which is heavily cited. 

 

Protect Our Pubs! The Crooked House, Grassroots Campaigning, and Heritage Pub Protection. / Poyser, Bethan; Poyser, Sam.
New Forms of Civic Resistance and Activism. ed. / Tine Munk; Elliot Doornbos; Ian Mahoney. Taylor and Francis A.S., 2025. p. 153-172.

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceedingChapter

The Crooked House Pub: Heritage Crime, Tragedy and Wellbeing. / Poyser, Bethan; Poyser, Sam.
International Handbook of Wellness in Criminal Justice. 2025.

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceedingChapter

The Good, the Bad, and the Green: When Heritage Crime and Environmental Crime Converge. / Poyser, Bethan.
2025. Paper presented at The British Society of Criminology Green Criminology Research Network Annual Conference 2025: Environmental Victimisation , Portsmouth, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

Research output: Contribution to conferencePaper

The impacts on prisoners' relatives of campaigning against a miscarriage of justice. / Poyser, Sam; Poyser, Bethan.
Hidden and Unrecognised Victims. ed. / Ian Mahoney. SAGE Publishing, 2025.

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceedingChapter

Hunting for Recognition of Harm: The Crooked House Pub. / Poyser, Bethan.
2024. Paper presented at British Society of Criminology Conference, Glasgow, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

Research output: Contribution to conferencePaper

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