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Torbjørn Skardhamar is a Professor at the University of Oslo's Department of Sociology and Social Geography. His research focuses on criminology, criminal careers, substance use disorders, and public health. He has conducted extensive studies on desistance from crime, the impact of life-course transitions (e.g., employment, marriage, parenthood), and policy evaluations regarding nightlife violence and prison reforms. Notable collaborations include projects like PriSUD and WOMPRIS, addressing substance use among incarcerated populations and women's health post-release. Skardhamar’s work often employs register-based data and longitudinal analyses, emphasizing evidence-based policy recommendations.
Recent publications include studies on vulnerable urban areas, mortality among incarcerated women, and the effects of environmental factors (e.g., weather) on crime. He has contributed to debates on open-access publishing standards, advocating for robust peer-review systems. His expertise spans criminal justice policy, socioeconomic disparities, and interdisciplinary approaches to crime reduction.
