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Violence Research Centre

Read more at: An introduction from the Director, Professor Manuel Eisner

An introduction from the Director, Professor Manuel Eisner

A very warm welcome to the Violence Research Centre! The VRC is a hub for interdisciplinary and international research on violence based at the Institute of Criminology, University of Cambridge, UK.

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Conferences and Workshops

We focus on the study of interpersonal violence, including childhood aggression, bullying, assault and robbery, homicide, domestic abuse and sexual violence. Our interdisciplinary perspective draws on theoretical approaches and empirical findings. We host seminars, talks and workshops. Recordings are on our YouTube channel.

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Research Focus

The Project on the Social Development from Childhood to Adulthood (z-proso) is an on-going longitudinal study of around 1,400 children since their admission to the first year of Zurich’s primary schools in 2004. It aims to understand the developmental dynamics involved in aggressive behaviour and victimisation.

Read more at: Covid-19 Research

Covid-19 Research

A dedicated section to share Covid-19 research projects, reports and recordings of public talks.

Read more at: VRC Reports

VRC Reports

Over the past five years, we have published reports covering the Centre's research projects. Academic papers are covered in the news section, research pages and in personal profiles of researchers - see people page under the About Us menu.

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Keep up to date with VRC's research, events and news in the field of global violence reduction through our social media presence. "Like" us on Facebook, follow us on Twitter and see recorded talks on our YouTube Channel. You can also find us on LinkedIn. 

 

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University of Cambridge, Institute of Criminology, Sidgwick Avenue, Cambridge CB3 9DA, United Kingdom

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