Mrs Ella Rabaiotti

Uchafbwyntiau Ymchwil

1. Rabaiotti, E. (n.d.) Book review: "The Welsh Criminal Justice System: On the Jagged Edge"

   https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.1177/10575677231170680, SU Repository: https://cronfa.swan.ac.uk/Record/cronfa63089

   https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/10575677231170680

Holl Ymchwil

• ASC103 Criminology, Crime and Society

  This module introduces the basic concepts in criminology such as how the study of crime began; the prevalence of crime and how it is measured; explanations of crime causation; and patterns of crime amongst different groups in society.

• ASC113 Study Skills in Social Sciences

  This module introduces students to the basic research and essay writing skills required when studying Criminology in Higher Education. A mixture of lecturer-led and independent learning methods will address topics such as efficient use of library services, active reading and note-taking and accurate referencing. Students will develop skills in critical evaluation and higher-order learning.

• ASC218 Media, Crime & Criminal Justice

  The media is seen as both shaping and reflecting modern culture; it is also the primary public source of information about crime, criminals and criminal justice. This module focuses on some of the key debates surrounding the relationship between media portrayals of crime, and criminal behaviour and criminal justice policy. What impact does the media have on public perceptions and attitudes regarding crime and criminal justice? Or on criminal justice policy-making? Why is crime news reported in the way that it is? Does exposure to violence in the media increase the likelihood of its commission by the viewer? These questions and many others will be addressed as the module explores the portrayal of crime and criminal justice in both factual and fictional formats

• ASC324 Dissertation

  This module will equip students with the skills needed to produce a dissertation of between 8,000 and 10,000 words. A series of 3 compulsory meetings with an allocated dissertation supervisors assists the students to complete this task. The completion of a dissertation is an independent learning activity. This means that there isn¿t a taught aspect to it. However, each student will be allocated a supervisor. Supervision meetings will take the form of four compulsory individual face-to-face meetings between the student and supervisor. Supervisors will also review drafts of elements of the dissertation to a maximum of 4,000 words, which are to be submitted to supervisors at specific points in the academic year. Supervisors will only provide feedback on drafts that are submitted on time. Staff will provide feedback to students within seven working days.

• ASC335 Organised Crime: Concepts, Patterns, and Responses

  Organised crime is a global problem, yet its true nature and activities are often little understood. Traditional conceptualisations of organised crime tend to restrict its definition to particular crime types such as drugs trafficking or counterfeiting and stem from stereotypical organised crime pop-culture figures such as `the Godfather¿. This course is designed to help students gain greater clarity on the nature of organized crime and the various processes of social construction which shape its definition. Hence, over the course of ten weeks, it offers a careful analysis of the existing conceptual landscape of the term "organised crime" and explores the history as well as theoretical perspectives of organised crime. It also discusses various models of organised crime groups, illicit markets, and its infiltration in legal economies, and, finally, the policing and law enforcement responses to organised crime through a national and international lens.

• Rhwydwaith Cymunedau Mwy Diogel Cymru: Asesiad Anghenion Hyfforddi 2022

  Prif Ymchwilydd

• The golden thread of anonymity: Crimestoppers’ role in the reporting of crime and solving police investigations in England and Wales 2020

  Traethawd MA

• Pennaeth Rhwydwaith Cymunedau Mwy Diogel Cymru, Cymru gyfan

  2021 - Presennol

• Rheolwr Cymru (Crimestoppers), Cymru gyfan

  2016 - 2021

• Prif Weithredwr Cynorthwyol (Prawf) , Dyfed a Phowys

  2014 - 2016

• Swyddog Staff i Brif Weithredwr Prawf Cymru, Cymru gyfan

  2010 - 2014

• Swyddog Prawf / Uwch-swyddog Prawf, De Cymru

  2001 - 2010

• Cyfarwyddwr / Ymddiriedolwr, Ail Gyfle - Second Chance

  2015 - 2018

Podlediad Cymunedau Mwy Diogel. (2021, Awst 31). Pennod 2: Speaking up! Exploring the public’s role in solving crime and the work of Crimestoppers with Ella Rabaiotti [Podlediad]. Rhwydwaith Cymunedau Mwy Diogel Cymru. https://safercommunities.wales/podcasts/

Ffilmiau addysg atal troseddau Crimestoppers UK ‘Fearless’ Are you Fearless? (2017) (Cyfarwyddwr Gweithredol) a chyfres ffilmiau ‘Running the Lines’ (2019/20) (Awdur a Chyfarwyddwr Gweithredol).

• The role of Crimestoppers in the reporting of crime and solving police investigations in England and Wales

  2022

  Cynhadledd Cymdeithas Troseddeg Prydain, Guildford, Surrey

• Seldom heard voices & an anonymous organisation: What can we learn about user involvement from Crimestoppers?

  2022

  Unfed Gynhadledd ar Ddeg Flynyddol Canolfan Trosedd a Chyfiawnder Cymdeithasol Cymru, Neuadd Gregynog, Powys.