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Dr Karenza Moore
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Research Activities
Current Research Activities
Emerging Drugs Trends in Lancashire
Previous Research Activities
Promoting Art and Creative Industries Collaboration (PACT)
Researching clubbing and polydrug use
The New Interaction Order: A Study of Behaviour in Public Spaces
Eprints Publications Repository and Bibliographic Database
Karenza Moore has 13 selected publication records listed on this webpage.
Previous Events
Launch Event for Drugs Research at Lancaster University (DR@LU) Research Group, 17 June 2011
New interaction orders, new mobile publics?, 13-14 April 2012
News
Dr Karenza Moore to deliver keynote at Internet Studies Festival, Liverpool John Moores University,, 23 June 2009
Peer-reviewed journal on electronic dance music cultures to launch, 20 August 2009
Weekend Recreational Polydrug Use Increases accross the UK Night-time, 19 October 2009
Karenza to speak at the 'Affective Fabrics of Digital Cultures' conference in Manchester, 3 June 2010
Lancashire Drug and Alcohol Action Team (LDAAT) fund two-year research programme, 18 October 2010
Criminologists and Computing experts teaching new interdisiplinary MSc in Cyber Security, 29 November 2010
Department of Applied Social Science (Criminology) represented at the Mersyside HE conference, 14 June 2011
Mephedrone could become UK number 1 drug of choice according to new study, 18 July 2011
Keywords
Advertising and the media, Alcohol and illicit drug use, Applied Social Science, Broadcast talk and media discourse, Clubbing, Crime and new technologies, Crime and society, Crime control, Criminal justice, Criminal justice policy, Criminology, Culture and media, Cybercrime, Cyberlaw, Cyberpornography, Cyberspace, Digital humanities, Discourse, Discourse analysis, Drug related deaths, Drugs, Drugs and criminal justice, Ethnography, Feminist cultural studies of science and technology, Focus groups and interviewing, Foucault, Gambling, Gender and criminal justice, Health behaviour, Information society, Lay knowledge, Media, Medical sociology, Music, Press reporting of sexual offences, Qualitative, Qualitative methods, Qualitative research methods, Relationship between crime and social factors, Ritual studies, Science and technology studies, Science, technology and society, Sociology, Technologies, Young adult, Young people and crime, Youth, Youth justice, Youth offending
Associated Research Centres and Groups
Alcohol and drug use
Centre for Gender and Women's Studies
Criminology
Young people, crime and criminal justice
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