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Dr Louise Wattis

Assistant Professor

School: Humanities and Social Sciences

Louise Wattis
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  • Book Review: The New True Crime: How the Rise of Serialised Storytelling is Transforming Innocence, Wattis, L. 25 Sep 2025, In: Crime, Media, Culture: An International Journal
  • True Crime: Key Themes and Perspectives, Cummins, I., King, M., Wattis, L. 21 Oct 2025
  • Conclusion: True Crime's Ethical Dilemmas, Wattis, L. 12 Dec 2024, Gender, True Crime and Criminology, Leeds, Emerald
  • Football's Darkest Secret: Sexual Abuse, Elite Sport, Masculinity and Victimhood, Wattis, L. 12 Dec 2024, Gender, True Crime and Criminology, Leeds, Emerald
  • Gender and True crime: Women, Murder, Feminism and Therapy, Wattis, L. 12 Dec 2024, Gender, True Crime and Criminology: Victims, Offenders, Ethics, Leeds, Emerald Publishing
  • Gender, True Crime and Criminology: Offenders, Victims and Ethics, Wattis, L. 12 Dec 2024
  • Introduction: Gender, True Crime and Criminology, Wattis, L. 12 Dec 2024, Gender, True Crime and Criminology, Leeds, Emerald
  • Popular Criminology, Sexual Violence and Alternative Modes of Justice, Wattis, L. 18 Jul 2024, In: International Journal of Gender, Sexuality and Law
  • Sexual Violence and True Crime: Exposing Power and Injustice in the Longform Docuseries, Wattis, L. 12 Dec 2024, Gender, True Crime and Criminology, Leeds, Emerald
  • True Crime, Male Audiences and the Digital Hardman, Wattis, L. 12 Dec 2024, Gender, True Crime and Criminology, Leeds, Emerald
  • Gabrielle Sevidanes Alves Start Date: 15/09/2025 End Date: 17/10/2025
  • Gabrielle Sevidanes Alves Start Date: 15/09/2025 End Date: 15/05/2026
Not Specified PhD May 18 2007

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