Daniel Welch

Daniel Welch is a Senior Lecturer in the Faculty of Life Sciences and Education, actively contributing to research and policy discourse in social sciences, particularly in policing and domestic abuse. His academic work bridges theory and practice in criminology and public safety.

Research Interests:

• Domestic Abuse and Coercive Control
• Policing Strategies and Sustainability
• Legislative Impact on Crime
• Domestic Violence Policy in the UK and Australia
• Social Sciences and Public Policy

His research focuses on the evolving challenges in addressing domestic abuse, especially within police institutions and legislative frameworks. He emphasizes sustainability in policy enforcement and cross-jurisdictional learning.

Recent Research Trends: His publications from 2016–2020 highlight a strong thematic focus on domestic abuse, particularly how the pandemic exacerbated such issues and how policing systems respond. His work often compares UK and Australian models, advocating for sustained prioritization of abuse prevention.

Scientific Awards:

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Advising and Grants: While no specific students or grants are mentioned, his role as Senior Lecturer implies involvement in student supervision and potential grant-funded research in criminology and social policy.

Labs and Teams: No specific research labs or teams are mentioned, but his collaborative work suggests engagement with interdisciplinary networks focused on domestic abuse and policing reform.