A theory of change driven approach to evaluating a multi-agency stalking intervention programme

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A theory of change driven approach to evaluating a multi-agency stalking intervention programme

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Purpose: Multi-agency initiatives as a response to complex crimes, such as stalking, pose conceptual and operational challenges for practitioners and evaluators. This study addresses these challenges, by combining a theory of change driven approach with the realist-inspired EMMIE evaluation framework to present findings from a pilot multi agency stalking intervention partnership in England and Wales. Methods: The study uses a mixed methods approach based on analysis of police data and semi-st...

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2024

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Belur, Jyoti / Tompson, Lisa / Jerath, Kritika

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https://hdl.handle.net/10289/16790

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multi-agency partnership / evaluation / stalking / theory of change / EMMIE / 4402 Criminology / 44 Human Society

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