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27 How. J. Crim. Just. 1 (1988)

handle is hein.journals/hjcj27 and id is 1 raw text is: The Howard Journal Vol 27 No 1. Feb 88 ISSN 0265-5527 Editorial Change of Editorship As from the May 1987 issue, Professor Emeritus Leslie Wilkins kindly agreed to take up the editorial reins with a view to his eventually replacing Ken Pease. Professor Wilkins is such a key figure in the development of criminology that he is one of those genuinely rare individuals who quite literally needs no introduction. Suffice it to say that we are honoured by his acceptance and confident that his wisdom will help us to continue the advances in range and content which, to date, have been so much the product of the foresight of Ken Pease. In a characteristically generous and professional manner Ken Pease agreed to maintain the editorial office and a major part of the editorial function during the transitional period. We take this opportunity to recognise our debt to him. Those who know the insight and genuinely innovative contribution of his researches will appreciate how great is this debt. During his editorship he has played a crucial role in encouraging the submission of first-rate material to the journal, guiding its refinement through the editorial process and main- taining the business of the editorial office in an efficient and impressively prompt manner. Missing in such a list of accomplishments is the comradely and sympathetic manner he brought to the task. We have worked with him as friends, as well as associates, and we will miss him much. We are delighted that he has agreed to continue to serve on the Editorial Advisory Group. Correspondence We also take this opportunity to remind our readers that the Journal is able to publish correspondence concerning matters raised in the journal and issues of topical importance. We have not carried such contributions recently for the simple reason that none have been received, but it remains part of our intention to encourage debate and discussion. Such contri- butions are run under the heading 'Correspondence' and should normally not exceed a length likely to consume more than a half page of the Journal (about 250 words). I

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