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Read more at: A warm welcome from the Director, Professor Manuel Eisner

A warm welcome from the Director, Professor Manuel Eisner

The Violence Research Centre (VRC), based at the Institute of Criminology, University of Cambridge, promotes the understanding of the causes and consequences of interpersonal violence. The VRC takes a strong interest in advancing quantitative methodologies for the study of violence and conducts programme evaluations...

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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. We take an interdisciplinary perspective that draws on theoretical approaches and empirical findings from criminology, psychology, biology, political science...

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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 1,675 children since their admission to the first year of Zurich’s primary schools in the autumn of 2004. It aims at understanding the developmental dynamics involved in aggressive behaviour and victimisation...

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Covid-19 Research

A new page to share current research and public webinars.

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VRC Publications

Over the past five years, we have published reports covering the Centre's research projects. Please visit our Publications page to find out more. Papers are covered in the news section.

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Would you like to stay updated about the Violence Research Centre's research, events, news in the field of global violence reduction and opportunities to work with us? "Like" us on Facebook. If you have missed some of our events, please visit our YouTube Channel and SoundCloud for webinars. You can also find us on LinkedIn and Twitter. 

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

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