• Scottish Addiction Studies
• The Scottish Centre for Crime and Justice Research

Margaret is a Senior Research Fellow with the Scottish Centre for Crime and Justice Research, based at the University of Stirling. See www.sscjr.ac.uk

• criminal justice responses to addiction issues
• justice and diversity
• crime, critique and utopia
• criminalisation and justice in transition
• women, punishment and social justice

• Crime and Justice
• Scottish Addiction Studies

• CRM9TZ-Honours Dissertation (Dissertation Supervisor)

Books

• Malloch, M. (2001) Women, Drugs and Custody, Winchester: Waterside Press.

Journal Papers

• Malloch, M. and McIvor, G. (2011) ‘Women and Community Sentences’, Criminology and Criminal Justice, Vol. 11, No. 4, 325-344.
• Malloch, M. (2011) ‘The Challenge of Developing and Sustaining a Recovery Group in Glasgow: Calton Athletic Recovery Group’ in J. Roth (ed) Journal of Groups in Addiction and Recovery, Vol. 6, No 1-2, p. 117-132.
• Margaret Malloch and Cheryl Burgess (2011) ‘Responding to Young Runaways: Problems of Risk and Responsibility’, Youth Justice, Vol. 11, Issue 1, 61-76.
• Malloch, M., McIvor, G., Loucks, N. (2008) Time Out for Women: Innovation in Scotland in a Context of Change, The Howard Journal, Vol. 47, No. 4, 383-399.

• Kendrick,A., Walker,M., Barclay,A., Hunter,L., Malloch,M.S., Hill,M., and McIvor,G.C. (2008). The outcomes of secure care in Scotland. Scottish Journal of Residential Care :1-13.

• Malloch, M. and Stanley, E. (2005) ‘The Detention of Asylum Seekers’ Punishment and Society Vol 7, No 1,  53-71 January 2005.

• Malloch, M. (1999) 'Drug Use, Prison and the Social Construction of Femininity' Women's Studies International Forum, 22, 3 p349-358.

Book Chapters

• Malloch, M and Munro, B. (2012) ‘Crime, Critique and Utopia’ in G. Stratos (ed) Edited papers from the 38^th Annual Conference of the European Group for the Study of Deviance and Social Control, Lesbos, Greece: University of the Aegean.
• Malloch, M. and McIvor, G. (2011) ‘Women, Drugs and Community Interventions’ in R. Sheehan, G. McIvor and C. Trotter, Working with Women Offenders in the Community, Cullompton, Willan Publishing.

• Malloch, M. and Yates, R. (2010) 'The road less travelled? A short hisotry of addiction recovery' in Yates, R. and Malloch, M. Tackling Addiciton: Pathways to Recovery. London, Jessica Kingsley.

• Malloch, M. (2010) ‘Time Out for Women in Scotland’, in M. Herzog-Evans (ed) Transnational Criminology Manual, Vol. 3, Nijmegan: Wolf Legal Publishers.

• Malloch, M. (2008) ‘A Spoonful of Sugar? Treating Women in Prison’ in Tammy Anderson (ed) Neither Victims nor Villains, United States: Rutger University Press.

• Malloch, M and Loucks, N. (2007) ‘Responding to Drug and Alcohol Problems: Innovations and Effectiveness in Treatment Programmes for Women’ in What Works with Women Offenders (eds Rosemary Sheehan, Gill McIvor, Chris Trotter) Cullompten: Willan Publishing

• Malloch, M. (2006) ‘Changing Focus: ‘drug-related crime’ and the criminological imagination’ in Barton, A., Corteen, K., Scott, D. and Whyte, D. (eds) Expanding the Criminological Imagination, Cullompten: Willan Publishing.

• Malloch, M. (2004) 'Risky' Women, Sexual Consent and Criminal 'Justice' in M. Cowling and P. Reynolds (Eds) Making Sense of Sexual Consent, 111-126 Aldershot: Ashgate.

• Malloch, M. (2004) ‘Women, Drug Use and the Criminal Justice System' in G. McIvor (Ed) Women Who Offend, Research Highlights in Social Work 44, 245-265,  London: Jessica Kingsley.

Research Reports

• Burgess, C., Malloch, M. and McIvor, G. (2011) Women in Focus: An Evaluation, Report for South West Scotland Community Justice Authority.
   

• Burgess, C. and Malloch, M. (2008) Evaluation of the National Parenting Development Project, Stirling:Aberlour Child Care Trust and SCCJR.

• Burgess, C. and Malloch, M. (2008) An Evaluation of Parenting and Children Together (PACT) in HMP Cornton Vale, Stirling:Aberlour Child Care Trust and SCCJR.

• Armstrong, S., Chistyakova, Y., McKenzie, S. and Malloch, M. (2008) Feasibility Study of Circles of Support and Accountability for Sex Offenders Edinburgh: Scottish Government.

• Barry, M., Malloch, M., Moodie, K., Nellis, M, Knapp, M., Romeo, R., Dhanasiri, S. (2007) An Evaluation of the Use of Electronic Monitoring As A Condition of Bail in Scotland, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive

• Malloch, M. and Burgess, C. (2007) A Scoping Study of Services for Young Runaways, for the 1 in 9: Scottish Coalition for Young Runaways, Stirling: Aberlour Child Care Trust and Scottish Coalition

• Loucks, N.; Malloch, M.; McIvor, G. and Gelsthorpe, L. (2006) Evaluation of the 218 Centre, Report to Scottish Executive Justice Department. Edinburgh: Scottish Executive

• Malloch, M. (2006) Running – Other Choices. An Evaluation of the ROC Refuge, Stirling: Aberlour Trust.

• MacRae, R.; McIvor, G.; Malloch, M.; Barry, M. And Murray, L. (2006) Evaluation Of The Scottish Prison Service Transitional Care Initiative, Scottish Executive Social Research. Edinburgh: Scottish Executive.

• Walker, M., Barclay, A., Hill, M., Hunter, L., Kendrick, A., Malloch, M., McIvor, G. (2006) Secure Accommodation In Scotland: Its Role And Relationship With ‘Alternative’ Services, Report of Research for the Scottish Executive Education Department. Edinburgh: Scottish Executive.

• McIvor, G., Barnsdale, L., Eley, S., Malloch, M. and Yates, R., A. Brown (2005) The Operation and Effectiveness of the Scottish Drug Court Pilots, Report to the Scottish Executive Justice Department, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive.

Edited Books

• Goodall, K., Malloch, M. and Munro, B. (Eds) Building Justice in Post-Transition Europe? Processes of Criminalisation within Central and Eastern European Societies (due for publication 2012)
• Malloch, M. and McIvor, G. (Eds) Women, Punishment and Social Justice: Human Rights and Penal Practices, Routledge (due for publication 2012)
• Malloch, M. and Munro, B. (Eds) Crime, Critique and Utopia, Palgrave MacMillan (due for publication 2012)

• Yates, R. and Malloch, M. (eds) (2010) 'Tackling Addiction: Pathways to Recovery'. London: Jessica Kingsley.