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The University of Newcastle’s Centre for the Study of Violence is home to some of the world's foremost researchers and thought leaders in the study of violence. Their areas of expertise include defining what violence is, exploring how it has been represented, its place in institutions and how violence has been used for interpersonal, political and cultural purposes.
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If you are looking for media commentary, expert testimony, panel participation, interviews, or background information on violence research at the University of Newcastle, please review our online profiles under People. To be directed to a specific expert, contact us.
Study of Violence research in the media
- Kit Candlin: The Fédon Rebellion of 1795, The Napoleonic Wars Podcast, 2 March 2025
- Kit Candlin: Interview on results of United States election results, ABC Radio Newcastle, 6 November 2024
- Kit Candlin. Big Tech emerges from the US election as a new Power broker. UTS Journalism Lab, 14 November 2024
- Kit Candlin: Shot at Trump far from a watershed moment for the United States, Newcastle Herald, 16 July 2024
- Sacha Davis: Adolf Hitler: Decoding a Dictator. On screen historical expert. SBS, 2024.
- Ümit Kurt: Ugly History: The Armenian Genocide, TED-Ed, 2024.
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