Louise, this is a massive achievement, and I’m sure the complexity and originality will do what it needs to do. I for one can’t wait to read it, and thank you for writing it. It’s important!

Given that people is asking me for the numbers, here the table provided by UKRI:

"We should be more like Singapore"

"But far more 18 years old go to university there"

"Not like that"

This whole obsession with "too many people going to uni" is such a classic example of the parochialism of UK policymaking. No one bothers to ask why the % here is lower than in most other developed countries or whether that might be relevant.

She’s so perfect. I’m thinking of you all xx

If you want to wet your whistle, the introduction to the @incarceration issue is here: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...

The issue features a wide range of international contributions from confining institutions including prisons, nursing homes and post-release settings in England & Wales, Switzerland, the USA, Norway, Nicaragua and India.

I won't be able to make it as I'll be teaching, but this looks fantastic!

Yes - very long time, no see!

You're one step ahead of me David - I'm writing a paper for the same conference and have lots of ideas, but currently 0 words. I am, however, currently re-reading your 2018 Proximity, Pain and State Punishment paper, and finding it very useful, so thank you!

Looks great Daria, really looking forward to reading it!