Derek Dalton

Derek Dalton holds the position of Associate Professor in Criminal Justice at Flinders University Law School. His research focuses on the intersection of homosexuality and criminality. In 2012, he collaborated with Paul Johnson to co-edit the book 'Policing Sex' (Routledge). Additionally, he has undertaken an eight-year research project that examines the dynamics of tourism in locations associated with major crimes, such as Auschwitz, the 'Killing Fields' of Cambodia, and Port Arthur in Tasmania.

What subjects and themes does Derek Dalton focus on in his writing?

His work focuses on criminal justice topics, especially the intersection of homosexuality and criminality, policing of sexual behavior, and the tourism dynamics of sites associated with major crimes.

What genre are Derek Dalton's publications?

His publications are academic non-fiction and scholarly criminal justice research, often edited collections and research projects.

What are his notable works or publications?

He co-edited the book Policing Sex (Routledge, 2012). He has also published research on crime-related tourism and broader crime and justice topics.

Where should I start if I am new to his work?

Start with Policing Sex to get a clear view of his research on sexuality and criminal justice; for his work on dark tourism, look for his research on tourism at sites linked to major crimes such as Auschwitz, the Killing Fields, and Port Arthur.

Are his books part of a series or is there a specific reading order?

No series or reading order is indicated. His publications are standalone academic works and edited volumes, so you can read them in any order based on your interests.