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Journal of      
Theoretical & Philosophical Criminology
ISSN: 2166-8094​                                             VOL 18 January/February  2026                                             

May the Force be with Space Criminology: On Space Criminology’s “deviant knowledge,” demonization, and rebellion (editorial introduction to the special issue)

Yarin Eski, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (y.eski@vu.nl)

(1-9)

Resistance is FutileQuestions of Crime and Dissent Aboard an Intergenerational Starship
Alexander Simmonds, University of Dundee (asimmonds001@dundee.ac.uk)

(10-22)

Space Victimology: A phenomenological perspective

Antony Pemberton, Leuven Institute of Criminology, KU Leuven/NSCR, Amsterdam

(23-40)

The ‘Irrational’ ‘Rationalization’ of Space Expansionism
Dawn L. Rothe, Florida Atlantic University (rothed@fau.edu)
Victoria E. Collins, University of Kentucky (victoria.collins1@uky.edu)

(41-55)

The Contribution and Significance of Professor Noriyoshi Takemura’s Theoretical Work on Astro-Green Criminology
Jack A. Lampkin, York St John University (j.lampkin@yorksj.ac.uk)

(56-67)

Prolegomena to quantum astro-green criminology: Entanglement of quantum cosmology, dark energy, and super intelligence
Noriyoshi Takemura, Toin University of Yokohama (ntakemura@toin.ac.jp)
 

(68-85)

Our Stardeath Drive: A space criminological imagination of Astrothanatos
Yarin Eski, Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam (y.eski@vu.nl)

(86-106)

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