Rose Elizabeth Boyle

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Academic interests

  • Prison
  • Legal and illegal substances
  • Treatment and recovery from substance use
  • User perspectives
  • Qualitative methods

Boyle's PhD project investigates the implementation and integration of initiatives and services oriented towards people with substance use disorders in prison, how treatment for substance use disorders works in the context of prison, and subsequent implications for release and recovery. The project is part of the research project PriSUD.

Teaching

  • KRIM1100
  • KRIM4101
  • KRIM2962
  • KRIM1300

Boyle has also supervised bachelors' and masters' students in criminology.

Background

Boyle has a masters’ degree in Intercultural Studies from NLA Høgskolen and Bachelor of Arts from Monash University. Boyle's master dissertation explored the concept of "coproduction" and its application within the development of mental health and substance use services. Central themes included recovery, user involvement, competence by lived experience, hierarchies and asymmetrical relationships within welfare structures, stigma and discrimination.

Tags: Prison, Drugs, Drug treatment, Punishment, Criminology

Publications

  • Boyle, Rose Elizabeth (2023). “Like the first time, all over again”: sex, relationships, and risk for relapse to substance use after release from prison. Drugs: education prevention and policy. ISSN 0968-7637. doi: 10.1080/09687637.2023.2226811. Full text in Research Archive
  • Ugelvik, Thomas; Boyle, Rose Elisabeth; Jewkes, Yvonne & Nyvoll, Pernille (2022). Disrupting ‘healthy prisons’: Exploring the conceptual and experiential overlap between illness and imprisonment. Howard Journal of Criminal Justice. ISSN 0265-5527. p. 1–16. doi: 10.1111/hojo.12498. Full text in Research Archive
  • Boyle, Rose Elizabeth (2022). Operating between recovery and desistance: Researching substance use treatment in Norwegian prisons. Nordisk Tidsskrift for Kriminalvidenskab. ISSN 0029-1528. 109(1), p. 112–119. doi: 10.7146/ntfk.v109i1.130295. Full text in Research Archive

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  • Boyle, Rose Elizabeth (2024). “Like the first time, all over again” Sex, relasjoner og tilbakefall til rus.
  • Boyle, Rose Elisabeth (2024). Sex og rus - presentasjon i e-læring kurs for Kriminalomsorgens ansatte.
  • Boyle, Rose Elizabeth & Lokdam, Nicoline Toresen (2024). Substance use disorder treatment in prisons.
  • Boyle, Rose Elizabeth & Smith, Peter Scharff (2023). Punishment in the digital age: smart prisons, video visitation and electronic surveillance in the 21st century. Nordic Criminology Blog.
  • Boyle, Rose Elizabeth (2023). "Like the first time, all over again" sex, relasjoner og tilbakefall til rus.
  • Boyle, Rose Elizabeth (2023). Motivation and sacrifice: who is the "ideal candidate" for drug treatment in prison?
  • Boyle, Rose Elizabeth (2023). Drug treatment in “healthy” prisons: implications for re-entry and desistance.
  • Boyle, Rose Elizabeth (2023). Smarte fengsler: digitaliserings konsekvenser for straff og rehabilitering.
  • Boyle, Rose Elizabeth (2023). "Like the first time, all over again": sex, relasjoner og tilbakefall til rus.
  • Vestad, Maja; Boyle, Rose Elizabeth & Foshaugen, Marina Hiller (2023). 5-star hotel, with terrible room service? A digital criminology of prisons featured in Google Maps’ reviews. Nordic Criminology Blog.
  • Boyle, Rose Elisabeth & Smith, Peter Scharff (2023). The Nordic penal model in the digital age: smart prisons, video visitation and surveillance in the 21st century.
  • Foshaugen, Marina Hiller; Vestad, Maja & Boyle, Rose Elizabeth (2023). ‘A 5-star hotel, but hard to escape’: Online reviews of Norwegian prisons.
  • Nyvoll, Pernille & Boyle, Rose Elisabeth (2023). Disrupting healthy prisons: Exploring the conceptual and experiental overlap between illness and imprisonment .
  • Boyle, Rose Elizabeth (2023). Rusbehandling i fengsel: tiltak under soning og implikasjoner for livet etter løslatelse.
  • Boyle, Rose Elizabeth (2023). LAR bak murene: opplevelser av behandling under soning.
  • Boyle, Rose Elisabeth (2022). Rusbehandling i fengsel: tiltak under soning og implikasjoner for livet etter løslatelse .
  • Boyle, Rose Elisabeth & Nyvoll, Pernille (2022). Analysing the "healthy prison": Incarceration, illness and institutionality.
  • Boyle, Rose Elisabeth (2022). “Like the first time, all over again”: Sex, relasjoner og tilbakefall til rus.
  • Boyle, Rose Elisabeth (2022). Opioid agonist therapy in the context of prison: side effects, stigma and subterfuge.
  • Boyle, Rose Elisabeth (2022). Hvordan er det å være forsker?
  • Boyle, Rose Elizabeth (2022). LAR bak murene: Opplevelser av behandling under soning.
  • Boyle, Rose Elisabeth (2022). Like the first time, all over again: Sex, relationships and risk for relapse to substance use after release from prison.
  • Boyle, Rose Elisabeth (2022). “Like the first time, all over again” Sex, relationships and risk for relapse to substance use after release from prison.
  • Boyle, Rose Elisabeth & Nyvoll, Pernille (2022). PRISONHEALTH og PriSUD: Forskning på helse og rusbehandling i fengsel.
  • Brecht, Oliver & Boyle, Rose Elisabeth (2022). Substance Abuse Disorder Treatment in the Norwegian Prison System. [Radio]. Psych Up!.
  • Boyle, Rose Elizabeth (2021). «Utfordringer og muligheter ved rusbehandling i fengsel: foreløpige resultater fra PriSUD-delprosjektet "Experiences of substance use disorder measures in Norwegian prisons: a public health opportunity"».
  • Boyle, Rose Elizabeth (2021). «Utfordringer og muligheter ved rusbehandling i fengsel: foreløpige resultater fra PriSUD-delprosjektet "Experiences of substance use disorder measures in Norwegian prisons: a public health opportunity"».
  • Boyle, Rose Elizabeth; Nyvoll, Pernille Søderholm & Ugelvik, Thomas (2021). The puzzle of prison order: why life behind bars varies behind the world. Criminal Law and Criminal Justice Books.
  • Agnes, Ericksen & Boyle, Rose Elizabeth (2021). What makes Norway’s criminal justice system different to other countries? [Internet]. The Local.
  • Boyle, Rose Elisabeth & Nyvoll, Pernille (2021). Snapshots from ongoing fieldwork.

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Published Sep. 22, 2020 1:24 PM - Last modified Nov. 16, 2023 12:28 AM