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Violent offenders in the night-time economy: Building the evidence. Alcohol-related violence in entertainment precincts is a significant community safety problem. This project aims to improve knowledg

Griffith University — Discovery Early Career Researcher Award
Amount
Up to $493,108
Closes
Friday 22 January 2027
Status
unknown
Type
open opportunity
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Description

Violent offenders in the night-time economy: Building the evidence. Alcohol-related violence in entertainment precincts is a significant community safety problem. This project aims to improve knowledge on individuals that are violent in entertainment precincts. It is expected to be the first study globally to use linked data to develop multi-system informed offending trajectories of violent offenders in these settings, examine the impact of patrons bans on offending trajectories, and apply situational action theory to alcohol-related violence. Results are expected to inform a critical knowledge gap and assist in the development of targeted violence preventive responses which reduce harm and make communities safer.. Scheme: Discovery Early Career Researcher Award. Field: 4402 - Criminology. Lead: Dr Dominique de Andrade

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