Tony Butler is affiliated with the University of New South Wales in Australia. Their research spans multiple disciplines, including Social Sciences, Medicine, and Psychology, with a notable focus on Clinical Psychology and Sociology and Political Science among other subfields. Their work covers topics related to Criminal Justice and Corrections Analysis, Psychopathy, Forensic Psychiatry, Sexual Offending, Homelessness and Social Issues, Schizophrenia research and treatment, Intimate Partner and Family Violence, HIV, Drug Use, Sexual Risk, and Healthcare Decision-Making and Restraints.
The scholar has published extensively, contributing to journals and venues such as BMJ Open, Frontiers in Psychiatry, Drug and Alcohol Review, International Journal of Prisoner Health, and the Journal of Criminology.
Notable recent publications include:
Their frequent coauthors include David M. Greenberg, Ye In Hwang, Paul Simpson, Peter W. Schofield, and Jocelyn Jones.
In addition to journal articles, the researcher has contributed to books published by the Australian Institute of Criminology eBooks, including a forthcoming title in 2025 titled 'Treating' violence: An exploration of Mental Health Review Tribunal contact and community treatment order use in people with psychosis.
Louisa Degenhardt;Deborah Randall;Wayne Hall;Matthew Law
Tony Butler;Gavin Andrews;Stephen Allnutt;Chika Sakashita
Louisa Degenhardt;Sarah Larney;Sarah Larney;Jo Kimber;Jo Kimber;Natasa Gisev
Azar Kariminia;Tony G. Butler;Simon P. Corben;Michael H. Levy
Tony Butler;Stephen Allnutt;David Cain;Dale Owens
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Amanda Baker;Rowena G. Ivers;Jenny Bowman;Tony Butler
Tony Butler;Devon Indig;Stephen Allnutt;Hassan Mamoon
Azar Kariminia;Matthew G Law;Tony G Butler;Michael H Levy
Azar Kariminia;Matthew G. Law;Tony G. Butler;Simon P. Corben
Peter W. Schofield;Tony G. Butler;Stephanie J. Hollis;Nadine E. Smith
Andrew J Cashin;Emily Potter;Tony G Butler
M. Osborn;Tony Butler;P. Barnard
Robyn Richmond;Tony Butler;Kay Wilhelm;Alex Wodak
Lucy Burns;Deborah Randall;Wayne D. Hall;Matthew Law
Peter Schofield;Tony Butler;Stephanie Hollis;Catherine D'Este
Paul L Simpson;Tony G Butler
Peter W. Schofield;Eva Malacova;David B. Preen;Catherine D’Este
Tony Butler;Leng Boonwaat;Sue Hailstone;Tony Falconer
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