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Can we use network analysis to predict violence?

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Relations are linked to the transmission and spread of a number of behaviours, from innovation to diseases. Can we leverage network analysis to understand and predict violence? This talk will explore the way in which relational information can be modelled to understand better the mechanisms underpinning serious violence, particularly in the context of organised crime and at-risk populations

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