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DTSTART:20161213T160000Z
DTEND:20161213T173000Z
SUMMARY:Using narrative analysis and social network analysis for the stud
 y of responses to interpersonal violence - case study
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DESCRIPTION:This seminar is part of the Centre for Criminology and Crimin
 al Justice seminar series.\n\nWe welcomes guest speakers Thomas Grund (U
 niversity College Dublin) and Margareta Hydén (Linköping University\, Sw
 eden and Visiting Professor\, The University of Manchester).\n\nOne negl
 ected aspect in studies of crime concerns the inclusion of victims in th
 e context of their social network and how the interplay of structure\, m
 eaning and power in the networks transforms the process of crime and the
  victim’s identity. We argue that social networks should be viewed as co
 nfigurations of social relationships interwoven with meaning that can tr
 ap or free victims. \n\nCombining narrative and social network analysis\
 , we elaborate on the story of a young Swedish female. She got trapped i
 n an abusive context and ultimately escaped from it. 
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CLASS:PUBLIC
LOCATION:1.219\, University Place\, Manchester
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