CRFR International Conference 2013 bloggers

Researching Families and Relationships: innovations in methods, theory and policy relevance

10-12 June 2013, John McIntyre Centre, Edinburgh

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Contributors to this international gathering of academics working in families and relationships research have been posting blogs before the conference - we hope to have a few post conference blogs - contact us if you'd like to contribute. Email sj.burton@ed.ac.uk

Day 1

Did London 2012 ‘inspire a generation’? Liz Such, University of Edinburgh
CRFR International Conference: day one - summary of plenary

Day 2

The politics of neuroscience and early intervention

Ros Edwards is Professor of Sociology at the University of Southampton.  Val Gillies is Professor of Social Research and Nicola Horsley is a Research Fellow at London South Bank University

'I felt so guilty': emotion and mothers’ experiences of caring for their young children

Caroline King, CRFR

CRFR International Conference: day two - morning plenary summary

Day 3
CRFR International conference: day three - plenary summary

Research methods: insights into real life

Jennifer Mason, Manchester University

Support in the face of danger: mothers, children and domestic violence

Emma Katz, University of Nottingham

Gender-based violence

Nancy Lombard, StrathClyde University

Associate Director, Centre for Research on Families and Relationships (CRFR)

Who’s got the power? Power relations between parents and young children
Eija Sevón, University of Jyväskylä, Finland