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New Developments in Research on IPV and Sexual Abuse in Data-Intense Denmark
Wed, Nov 12, 9:30 to 10:50am, Howard University - M1Session Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
Abstract/Description
Research on intimate partner violence and (online) sexual abuse suffers from challenges related to both definitions, data sources, and measurement. This panel presents new developments in such research in Denmark, which is well-known for providing some of the best data in the world. Presented papers cover both population administrative data (including a dynamic panel of partners and several data sources for measuring IPV) and closed-source police records (including crime reports, transcripts of investigative interviews, chat logs, image-based evidence, and court documents).
Sub Unit
Individual Presentations
Up-Close and Personal: Challenges and Opportunities in Analyzing Online Sexual Abuse Using Closed-Source Police Data - Sidsel Kirstine Harder, University of Copenhagen; Christopher Kehlet Ebbrecht, University of Copenhagen; Julie Munch Hjort, University of Copenhagen
Examining the Dynamics of Online Sexual Abuse: A Crime Script Analysis of Online, Offline and Hybrid Sexual Crime Cases Using Closed-Source Police Data - Christopher Kehlet Ebbrecht, University of Copenhagen; Julie Munch Hjort, University of Copenhagen; Lars H. Andersen, ROCKWOOL Foundation; Sidsel Kirstine Harder, University of Copenhagen
Measuring IPV From Various Population Administrative Data Sources - Lars H. Andersen, ROCKWOOL Foundation; Melanie Lautrup, ROCKWOOL Foundation; Sara Wakefield, Rutgers University-Newark; Christopher Wildeman, Duke University
Partner Age Gaps and the Risk of Intimate Partner Violence - Lars H. Andersen, ROCKWOOL Foundation; Melanie Lautrup, ROCKWOOL Foundation; Sara Wakefield, Rutgers University-Newark; Christopher Wildeman, Duke University
Organized by a Division or external group?
Division of Developmental and Life-Course Criminology (DLC)