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ESRC Seminar Series:‘Governing Through Anti-Social Behaviour’ Adam Crawford and David Prior Series Steering Committee: Sarah Blandy (University of Leeds) Adam Crawford (University of Leeds) John Flint (Sheffield Hallam University) Gordon Hughes (Cardiff University British Society of Criminology) Andy Mills (Safer Leeds National Community Safety Network) Stephen Moore (Anglia Ruskin University) Judy Nixon (Sheffield Hallam University) David Prior (University of Birmingham) Peter Squires (Brighton University) Series Administrator: Anna Barker based at the CCJS, University of Leeds Series Aims To bring together research evidence from contemporary studies of anti-social behaviour and its regulation in a systematic and cross-cutting forum; To draw insights and experiences from practice and innovation; To exchange findings and experiences, as well as emerging ideas, innovations and insights; To foster inter-disciplinary cross-fertilisation, knowledge transfer and networks of researchers and practitioners; To draw comparative lessons from within and between parts of the UK as well as European and other international experiences; To facilitate a dialogue and exchange between researchers, practitioners and policy-makers, notably regarding the scope for evidence-based policy in the field of anti-social behaviour’. Seminar Series ‘Anti-social behaviour in housing and residential areas’, Sheffield Hallam University, 15 November 2007. ‘Governing Anti-Social Behaviour through Schooling, Parenting and the Family’, Brighton University, 24 January 2008. ‘Anti-Social Behaviour, Urban Spaces and the Night-time Economy’, University of Leeds, 17 April 2008. ‘Diversity and Anti-Social Behaviour’, University of Birmingham, 5 June 2008. ‘Comparative Experiences of Governing Anti-Social Behaviour and Disorder’, University of Leeds 18 September 2008. Final ‘Dissemination’ Conference – early (March/April) 2009 Central London venue (tbc). Series Outcomes A 4Findings summary