prof. dr. Marie R. Lindegaard
Senior Onderzoeker
Email:
MRLindegaard@nscr.nl
Verwante websites:
Universiteit Kopenhagen
Video Violence Group
Onderzoeksgebieden
Toggle- Violence and aggression
- Interpersonal conflicts
- Interactional dynamics and situational approaches
- Micro-sociology
- Comparative perspectives
- Social positioning and status
- Agency and decision making
- Social groups and identity
- Culture explanations and street culture
- Robbery
- Street fights
- Violence against employees
- Gangs
- Youth violence
- The role of bystanders, victims and offenders
- Guardianship and third-parties
- Ethnographic methods
- Video analysis
- Real-life observations and CCTV
- Ethological methods
- Prison research
- South Africa and the Global South
- Behavioral crime intervention
Betrokken bij thema(s)
CV
Toggle| 2020-nu | Bijzonder hoogleraar Dynamics of Crime and Violence, Universiteit van Amsterdam, Faculteit Maatschappij- en Gedragswetenschappen / Sociologie |
| 2016-nu | Senior onderzoeker NSCR |
| 2016-nu | Universitair hoofddocent Sociologie, Universiteit van Kopenhagen |
| 2012-16 | Onderzoeker NSCR |
| 2011 | Universitair docent Criminologie, VU |
| 2009 | Promotie Anthropologie, Universiteit van Amsterdam; Gangs, geweld en racisme in Cape Town |
| 2008-11 | Postdoc NSCR |
| 2004 | Master Antropologie, Universiteit van Kopenhagen |
Nevenfuncties
Toggle- Bijzonder hoogleraar Dynamics of Crime and Violence, Universiteit van Amsterdam
- Universitair hoofddocent Sociologie, Universiteit van Kopenhagen
- Editorial board member Criminology Open (observatiemethoden)
- Editorial board member International Criminal Justice Review
Publicaties
Toggle2019
2018
2017
Bystanders in Dangerous Emergencies: Group relationships Predict Intervention. Sociology, University of Copenhagen.
2016
Flexible cultural repertoires: Young men’s avoidance of offending and victimization in Cape Town, South Africa
Learning about crime prevention from aborted crimes: Intra-personal comparisons of committed and aborted robbery
2015
2013
Transitory mobility, cultural heterogeneity and victimization risk among young men of color. Insights from an ethnographic study in Cape Town, South Africa
Overvallen vanuit daderperspectief. Situationele aspecten van gewelddadige, niet-gewelddadige en afgeblazen overvallen.
2011
2010
Method, actor and context triangulations : Knowing what happened during criminal events and the motivations for getting involved.
2009
Actuele berichten van Marie R. Lindegaard
Het NSCR is onderdeel van de institutenorganisatie van de Nederlandse Organisatie voor Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek (NWO).