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SUMMARY:Introducing the Potential Outcomes Framework
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Dr Charles Lanfear is an Assistant Professor in the University of Cambridge’s Institute of Criminology. He researches how crime, victimization, and social control are related to large-scale changes in communities and society as a whole using methods from demography, computational social science, and causal inference. Charles is also the convenor of research methods training and Director of the MPhil in Criminology at the Institute of Criminology.
Professor Jose Pina-Sánchez is Professor in Quantitative Criminology at the University of Leeds and Director of Advanced Quantitative Methods for the White Rose DTP.

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This is a hybrid event, taking place online and at the University of Leeds.
Bookings will close at 9am on Friday 31st October.
When booking your place, we ask that you use your institutional (.ac.uk) email address and complete all fields of the booking form. Thank you for your understanding.
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