An Analysis of Gendered Experiences of Street Harassment and Bystander Intervention

拟议的项目确定了现有知识中的一个重大差距：旁观者倾向于参与妇女所经历的街头骚扰的治安工作。因此，它解决了当前威尔士妇女安全应用犯罪学和政策制定的优先事项，有可能对更广泛的争论做出重要贡献，即普通公民监督自己和其他人的行为的责任，特别是在公共当局保护严重有限或不切实际的情况下。在采访中，巴罗详细阐述了她提出的调查旁观者干预的方法，包括使用人种志方法观察街头骚扰的实施环境，特别是在夜间经济的酒店业中发现的环境，并通过这些方法和参与在线社交网络招募焦点小组讨论者，她正在通过她的硕士论文进行试点，这篇论文已获得伦理审查。

The proposed project identifies a significant gap in existing knowledge: the inclination of bystanders to become involved in the policing of street harassment experienced by women. As such, it addresses a current priority for applied criminology and policy-making about women's safety in Wales with the potential to make an important contribution to wider arguments about the 'responsibilisation' of private citizens for policing their own and others behaviour, especially where protection from public authorities is severely limited or impractical. In the interview, Miss Barrow elaborated on her proposed methods for investigating bystander intervention, including the use of ethnographic methods to observe the enacted environments of street harassment, especially those found in the hospitality sector of the night-time economy and to recruit focus group discussants through these methods and through engagement with online social networks, something she is piloting through her masters dissertation, which has received ethical clearance.