Caroline Doyle is senior lecturer at the Public Service Research Group, School of Business, at UNSW Canberra, Australia.
"""Caroline Doyle provides a rich and nuanced account of the complexities of criminal governance and violence in Medellín. In offering a profoundly human face to stories of crime and insecurity that are often told only via statistics and trends, Doyle makes a timely contribution to research on crime and violence in Colombia and beyond. Doyle brings the reader with her in her writing to meet the individuals she spoke with and weaves thoughtful reflections of her research process throughout the book. This makes Researching Crime and Violence in Medellín, Colombia an equally valuable resource for those interested in how we might conduct ethical, responsive, engaged, research with violence-affected communities."" --Helen Berents, Griffith University ""When they say 'culture eats strategy for breakfast, ' they mean we need more context and fewer rigid molds to tackle complex phenomena. Caroline Doyle's book offers an intimate immersion into the misunderstood reality of urban violence and provides insights into how local solutions are the pathway for societies to exit pervasive violence successfully."" --Andrés Casas, Tel Aviv University"