Violence and abuse is a way through which structural economic disadvantage is reproduced, as people who are more economically deprived are more likely to be victimised and living in higher crime qatar rcs data neighbourhoods, of job loss. It is this cycle of economic disadvantage and violence that is generally overlooked in both criminology and the study of socioeconomic stratification.
I am looking to help bridge this gap as a UKDS Data Impact Fellow, to help to reduce the economic consequences for victims of violence. Therefore, I intend to facilitate a policy stakeholder workshop, between academics and key policy stakeholders on the link between victimisation and job loss, to share best practices to reduce the impact of victimisation.
Additionally, to help to improve data infrastructure I will engage with data collectors regarding operationalisation and measurement of violence experience and its labour market consequences to ensure better evaluation of the economic impact of violence is possible in the future.