Nikki Rutter
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Nikki Rutter is an Assistant Professor at Durham University, United Kingdom. Her research interests focus on child and adolescent-to-parent violence, family dynamics, and participatory action research methodologies. She has contributed to understanding harmful impulses in familial contexts and the complexities of child welfare systems through her recent publications.
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What support needs do parents have when children are violent towards them?
Open Date: 2019-09-30
Close Date: 2024-01-31
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Nikki Rutter
Durham University
Durham University’s Department of Sociology is offering a PhD opportunity through the NINE DTP doctoral scholarship. Nikki Rutter and Nicole Renehan are seeking to supervise projects that explore neurodivergence, lifecourse experiences, and family violence, with a particular interest in how society frames boyhood, manhood, and masculinity, and how social expectations of family can create idealised or impossible standards. The supervisors are open to new project ideas that link their respective research interests, especially those involving neurodivergent people instigating family violence. The NINE DTP has just launched, providing a scholarship for suitable candidates. Applicants should have a strong academic background in sociology or a related field and a keen interest in the outlined topics. Interested candidates are encouraged to get in touch with the supervisors to discuss potential projects and next steps for application. Specific funding details and deadlines are not provided in the announcement.
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Stefano Vaglio
Reader in Animal Behaviour
University of Wolverhampton
Carlene Firmin
Professor
University of Durham
Anna Pilson
University of Birmingham
Kate O'Brien
Associate Professor
Durham University
Sarah Banks
Professor
University of Durham
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