Summary

Question 1

Kivivuori

Answer 1

More cultural sensitivity towards violence

Question 2

lewis et al

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using diverse methods and data sources to study homicide

Question 3

Liem & Weggemans

Answer 3

Ex-offenders hard time to reintegrate

Question 4

Eisner

Answer 4

Violence as harm or maintaining social order

Question 5

Lien

Answer 5

Data on homicide is complex. Trends between homicide and other crimes don’t correlate perfectly

Question 6

Beauchamp

Answer 6

biospychosocial model, neurobiological and environmental factors important

Question 7

Choy et al

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autonomic measures important in studying crime. Psychological risk factors

Question 8

Nassauer

Answer 8

compares 20 protests through visual data and document analysis. Violence triggered by fear and tension.

Question 9

Newburn

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Interactions between police and community is important to prevent riots, like in Leeds and Bristol

Question 10

Stott and Reigner

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Crowd and police critical in shaping dynamics. Small violent minority vs large peaceful majority, but when chaos seen as 1

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Braun

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Racist violence spreads through geographical proximity and media visibility

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Ray, Smith and Wastell

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Racist violence because of emotion and shame. Focus must be on emotional regulation and community support.

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Van Amsterdam

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Alcohol and Drugs often related to violence.

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Fileborn

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Streetharrassment and bystander influence

Question 15

Dunn

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Framing battered women as survivor instead of victim

Question 16

Gaspar et al.

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Gay sex. Not enough attention to men in problem

Question 17

Maxwell et al

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IPV with men

Question 18

Crenshaw

Answer 18

Intersectionality, overlooked all the aspects