WG11 Violence and Society

Program Coordinator:

Sylvia WALBY, Royal Holloway, University of London, United Kingdom, sylvia.walby@rhul.ac.uk


Sessions:


Beyond Violence: Experiences of Flight In Turbulent Times

Border Control, Migration and Vulnerability to Domestic and Family Violence

Children and Violence

Continuum of Online-Offline Abuse

Ending Violence? Sociological Research on Exiting Violence

Ethical Dimensions of Researching Violence

Femicide

From Rupture to Repair: Alienation, Violence, and Social Emotions

Gender, Migration & Labour: Violence, Exploitation and Resistance

Gender-Based Violence In Korea: Research, Policy and Practice

Measuring Violence In Turbulent Times

Modernity and Violence

Social and Legal Responses to Violence In Families: Social Welfare, Civil, Criminal and Family Law

Symbolic Violence and Emotional Care: Origins and Ways out In Individual and Collective Action

The Cost of Violence: Its Impact on Political, Cultural, and Emotional Memory, Representation, and Trauma

The Securitization of Migration: Strategies, Processes and Consequences for Migrant and Refugee Survivors of Gender-Based Violence

Time, Events, and the Historical Sociology of Violence

Understanding and Confronting Gender Based Violence In an Era of the Backlash

Violence and Society In Times of Turbulence and Crisis: Conflict, Power, and Social Response

Violence and Society In Turbulent Times: Conflict, Power and Social Response