(In)visible Women: Experiences of and Responses to Gender-Based Online Harms

（在）可见的女性：基于性别的网络伤害的经历和应对

• 批准号: 2746014
• 金额: --
• 依托单位: Swansea University
• 依托单位国家: 英国
• 项目类别: Studentship
• 财政年份: 2022
• 资助国家: 英国
• 起止时间: 2022 至 无数据
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=studentship-2746014
• 关键词: visible; Women; Experiences; Responses; Gender

A subject that combines my academic interests of cybercrime, victimisation, gender and intersectionality, within the field of SocioLegal Studies.Women whose roles require a strong online presence can suffer deeply distressing attacks on the internet as a result of their heightened visibility. To date, little research has examined how women's demographic backgrounds influence their risk of cyber victimisation.Moreover, there is a lack of literature investigating how online harms migrate to physical abuse and the fear this creates, with women often self-censoring and excluding themselves from online spaces in response. I believe with the Government's Online Safety Bill due to be presented to Parliament in Spring 2022 and the very visible concern of the public about the safety of women and girls in the UK, this is an urgent and timely topic and would be a positive addition to the University and the wider DTP's research output, keeping it at the forefront of internationally recognised work aimed at making a real difference to society.

这门学科结合了我在社会法律研究领域对网络犯罪、受害、性别和交叉性的学术兴趣。如果女性的角色需要在网络上有很强的影响力，那么由于她们的知名度提高，她们可能会在互联网上遭受令人深感痛苦的攻击。迄今为止，很少有研究调查女性的人口背景如何影响她们成为网络受害者的风险。此外，关于网络伤害如何演变为身体虐待以及由此产生的恐惧的研究文献也很少，作为回应，女性往往会自我审查，将自己排除在网络空间之外。我相信，随着政府的在线安全法案将于2022年春季提交给议会，以及公众对英国妇女和女孩安全的非常明显的关注，这是一个紧迫而及时的话题，将对大学和更广泛的DTP的研究成果产生积极的补充，使其处于国际公认的工作的最前沿，旨在为社会带来真正的改变。