Horton, Alicia D.
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Person Preferred Name
Alicia D. Horton
Position
Faculty Member
Field of Activity
conflict survival strategies
research ethics
body studies
popular criminology
prison culture
prison violence
Email/Contact
hortona1@douglascollege.ca
Department
Status
current
Affiliation Date
2014 to open end
Identifier (Other)
hortona
PhD (Queen’s University)
MA (Queen’s University)
BA (Hon. 1st SFU)
Douglas College Faculty member since 2014.
Dr. Horton has experience with field research, participant observation and in-depth qualitative interviewing with hard to reach populations. Her research interests include prison culture, prison violence and conflict survival strategies, research ethics, body studies and popular criminology. Theoretical interest in gender and masculinities, symbolic interactionist, constructionist and social problems theories.
MA (Queen’s University)
BA (Hon. 1st SFU)
Douglas College Faculty member since 2014.
Dr. Horton has experience with field research, participant observation and in-depth qualitative interviewing with hard to reach populations. Her research interests include prison culture, prison violence and conflict survival strategies, research ethics, body studies and popular criminology. Theoretical interest in gender and masculinities, symbolic interactionist, constructionist and social problems theories.
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Default image for the object Clashes in confinement: men's gendered experiences with conflict in canadian prisons, object is lacking a thumbnail image
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