Deadly Links: What Network Science Tells us about Neighborhood and Police Violence - The 20th Annual Hindelang Lecture
When: Thursday,
May 5, 2022
12:00 PM
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1:00 PM
Where:
Cost: FREE
Description: Speaker: Dr. Andrew Papachristos
It’s a cliché to say “we live in a connected world.” But we do. The structure of social networks have a profound impact on the friends we make, the people we marry, the votes we cast, the diseases we catch, and the ways we think. This presentation explores how network science might help us better understand patterns of neighborhood and police violence in American cities as well as potentially ways to reduce associated injuries and harm.
Registration Required.
It’s a cliché to say “we live in a connected world.” But we do. The structure of social networks have a profound impact on the friends we make, the people we marry, the votes we cast, the diseases we catch, and the ways we think. This presentation explores how network science might help us better understand patterns of neighborhood and police violence in American cities as well as potentially ways to reduce associated injuries and harm.
Registration Required.
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Topical Areas: Rockefeller College, School of Criminal Justice, School of Social Welfare, Lectures and Conferences, Public Policy, Research, Public Engagement, Engagement, Lectures