Projects per year
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immigrant
Social Sciences
Egypt
Medicine & Life Sciences
Prisons
Medicine & Life Sciences
violence
Social Sciences
correctional institution
Social Sciences
Canada
Social Sciences
wife
Social Sciences
domestic violence
Social Sciences
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Profiles
Projects 2017 2023
- 3 Active
Promoting quantitative analysis capabilities and applied research on citizen security in Central America
John Jay College of Criminal Justice
8/1/18 → 5/31/20
Project: Other project
Protecting Immigrant Women and their Children from Violence and Family Separation
6/1/17 → 2/29/20
Project: Other project
A Multi-sector Partnership to Investigate and Develop Policy and Practice Models to dismantle
4/1/17 → 3/30/23
Project: Other project
Research Output 2000 2019
Methodological challenges in collaborative research with immigrant women experiencing intimate partner violence in Canada
Ammar, N. & Zaidi, A. U., Jan 1 2019, Sociology of Crime Law and Deviance. Emerald Group Publishing Ltd., p. 135-149 15 p. (Sociology of Crime Law and Deviance; vol. 24).Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter
immigrant
Canada
violence
community
social science
8
Citations
(Scopus)
Less is more? Detecting lies in veiled witnesses
Leach, A. M., Ammar, N., England, D. N., Remigio, L. M., Kleinberg, B. & Verschuere, B. J., Aug 1 2016, In : Law and Human Behavior. 40, 4, p. 401-410 10 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
witness
Lie Detection
Deception
Canada
layperson
4
Citations
(Scopus)
An exploratory study of the impact of information communication technology (ICT) or computer mediated communication (CMC) on the level of violence and access to service among intimate partner violence (IPV) survivors in Canada
Zaidi, A. U., Fernando, S. & Ammar, N., May 1 2015, In : Technology in Society. 41, p. 91-97 7 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
computer-mediated communication
communication technology
information technology
Canada
violence