Name: Networking Lunch
Start: 2019-12-10T11:30:00Z
End: 2019-12-10T14:00:00Z
Location: Old College

Networking Lunch

University of Edinburgh Criminology Reading Group

Free networking lunch for the Criminology Reading Group members

Old College

Join us in our last event of this semester!10th December-&gt; Important: New location Teaching Room 4, Old College11:30- 13:00CRITICAL REFLECTIONS ON CRIMINOLOGY IN LATIN AMERICAFree and Open to all! No booking required.Teaching room 4, Old CollegeSpeakers:Roxani Krystalli (Tufts University)Tove Nyberg (Stockholm University)Fernando Pantoja (University of Edinburgh)13:00-14:00Teaching Room 4, Old CollegeNetworking lunch (booking required)About the speakers:Roxani Krystalli is a Program Manager at the Feinstein International Center in Boston, MA. She is a humanitarian practitioner and researcher who works on issues of gender, war, and peace-building. Roxani is particularly interested in the ethics of storytelling about violence. Her most recent research project examines the politics of victimhood in Colombia. Roxani holds a BA from Harvard University, an MA from The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, and she recently completed her PhD at The Fletcher School.Tove Nyberg is a fourth-year PhD student at the Department of Criminology at Stockholm University, Sweden. Her current research is on justice for children who have been involved with organised armed violence in Colombia. She specifically studies professionals within the transitional and child (criminal) justice systems and their experiences and reflections on children who have been involved with different types of organised armed groups. Theoretical concepts of victims and victim-offender overlaps as well as communities of practice and system dynamics within justice systems are unpacked through analysis of interviews, observations and documents to understand how some of the children involved with armed groups are labelled as victims and others as offenders. Tove has an MA degree in socio-legal and criminological research from University of Nottingham (2016) and a law degree from Stockholm University (2014).Fernando Pantoja just finished his PhD in Criminology at the University of Edinburgh. His research provides a quantitative analysis of the relationship between inequality and antisocial behaviour in Mexican schools. Fernando holds an MSc in International Development and Management from Lund University (Sweden) and a BSc in International Economics from the Universidad Autonoma del Estado de Mexico. Before joining the University of Edinburgh, he worked as the Head of Department of Studies at the Crime Prevention Centre of the Government of the State of Mexico. Fernando has worked across the private, voluntary and public sectors in Mexico, Sweden, Iran, and New Zealand.

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