Victoria Wang
Biographic Data
| ID | 4154352 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Victoria Wang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Victoria |
| FAMILY NAME | Wang |
| SIGNATURE | WANG V |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Portsmouth |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4684-9707 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 42 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 15 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Reconfiguring Roles in Teacher Preparation
Teacher residencies strengthen teacher preparation, retention, and workforce diversity. Central to high-quality programs are reciprocal LEA-EPP partnerships that collaboratively design and sustain clinically rich preparation experiences. Drawing on multi-state case studies, this study examined how strong partnerships enable practice-based learning, coordinated program design, and sustainability. Findings highlight how partnerships support full-ye…
People watching
Assessing the seriousness of cybercrime
The reform of the Crime Survey of England and Wales (a national victim survey) has exposed a very high number of individuals who fall victim to computer misuse cybercrimes such as hacking, computer viruses and ransomware. These crimes receive very little attention from the criminal justice system and very few are brought to justice, partly because of the nature of them (global crimes), but also because of a lack of capability among the police. Th…
From feeling like rape to a minor inconvenience
I am not a number’
Internet banking in Nigeria
Exploring the extent of openness of open government data – A critique of open government datasets in the UK
The barriers to the opening of government data in the UK
This paper explores some of the key barriers to Open Government Data (OGD) that responsible civil servants in the UK face as they try to comply with the UK-led OGD initiative. Empirically, we provide a quantitative analysis of the resources published on the government’s central OGD portal, data.gov.uk, and a unique insight into the publishing of OGD in the UK based on 22 interviews with responsible individuals at the operational level of publishi…
There are two sides to every story
This paper reports on a recent research project undertaken in the UK that investigated how young people negotiate their identities and relationships online, including how they experience interventions by adults. Drawing on qualitative interviews with young people in two schools and a voluntary youth organisation in England, we argue that young people engage rather successfully in practices of self-governance. Our findings based on this sample of …
Strangers are friends I haven't met yet
ABSRACTThis article reports on a recent research project undertaken in the UK that investigated young people's use of a range of prominent social media tools for socialising and relationship building. The research was conducted by a way of online survey. The findings suggest that this sample of British young people's socialising and relationship-building practices via the range of prominent social media tools reflect similar behavioural categorie…
Phatic systems in digital society
Reduced Activity Restriction Buffers the Relations Between Chronic Stress and Sympathetic Nervous System Activation
The subjective experience of AR can play an important role in determining risk for detrimental physical health outcomes, particularly CVD risk
Phatic technologies in modern society
Deviance and Control in Communities with Perfect Surveillance – The Case of Second Life
Advanced cybercommunities are communities in which perfect surveillance is possible – software tools allow everything to be observed, recorded, archived, pored over at a later date and acted upon. Hence, one expects that these surveillance technologies ought to be heavily used and effective in controlling deviance in these cybercommunities. Drawing on our research in the cybercommunity Second Life, we observe that surveillance technologies are no…
On phatic technologies for creating and maintaining human relationships
Exploring the extent of openness of open government data – A critique of open government datasets in the UK
On phatic technologies for creating and maintaining human relationships
Phatic technologies in modern society
Strangers are friends I haven't met yet
ABSRACTThis article reports on a recent research project undertaken in the UK that investigated young people's use of a range of prominent social media tools for socialising and relationship building. The research was conducted by a way of online survey. The findings suggest that this sample of British young people's socialising and relationship-building practices via the range of prominent social media tools reflect similar behavioural categorie…
The barriers to the opening of government data in the UK
This paper explores some of the key barriers to Open Government Data (OGD) that responsible civil servants in the UK face as they try to comply with the UK-led OGD initiative. Empirically, we provide a quantitative analysis of the resources published on the government’s central OGD portal, data.gov.uk, and a unique insight into the publishing of OGD in the UK based on 22 interviews with responsible individuals at the operational level of publishi…
Deviance and Control in Communities with Perfect Surveillance – The Case of Second Life
Advanced cybercommunities are communities in which perfect surveillance is possible – software tools allow everything to be observed, recorded, archived, pored over at a later date and acted upon. Hence, one expects that these surveillance technologies ought to be heavily used and effective in controlling deviance in these cybercommunities. Drawing on our research in the cybercommunity Second Life, we observe that surveillance technologies are no…
Assessing the seriousness of cybercrime
The reform of the Crime Survey of England and Wales (a national victim survey) has exposed a very high number of individuals who fall victim to computer misuse cybercrimes such as hacking, computer viruses and ransomware. These crimes receive very little attention from the criminal justice system and very few are brought to justice, partly because of the nature of them (global crimes), but also because of a lack of capability among the police. Th…
I am not a number’
Internet banking in Nigeria
People watching
There are two sides to every story
This paper reports on a recent research project undertaken in the UK that investigated how young people negotiate their identities and relationships online, including how they experience interventions by adults. Drawing on qualitative interviews with young people in two schools and a voluntary youth organisation in England, we argue that young people engage rather successfully in practices of self-governance. Our findings based on this sample of …
Phatic systems in digital society
Deviance and Control in Communities with Perfect Surveillance – The Case of Second Life
Advanced cybercommunities are communities in which perfect surveillance is possible – software tools allow everything to be observed, recorded, archived, pored over at a later date and acted upon. Hence, one expects that these surveillance technologies ought to be heavily used and effective in controlling deviance in these cybercommunities. Drawing on our research in the cybercommunity Second Life, we observe that surveillance technologies are no…
On phatic technologies for creating and maintaining human relationships
Phatic technologies in modern society
Reduced Activity Restriction Buffers the Relations Between Chronic Stress and Sympathetic Nervous System Activation
The subjective experience of AR can play an important role in determining risk for detrimental physical health outcomes, particularly CVD risk
Strangers are friends I haven't met yet
ABSRACTThis article reports on a recent research project undertaken in the UK that investigated young people's use of a range of prominent social media tools for socialising and relationship building. The research was conducted by a way of online survey. The findings suggest that this sample of British young people's socialising and relationship-building practices via the range of prominent social media tools reflect similar behavioural categorie…
Phatic systems in digital society
There are two sides to every story
This paper reports on a recent research project undertaken in the UK that investigated how young people negotiate their identities and relationships online, including how they experience interventions by adults. Drawing on qualitative interviews with young people in two schools and a voluntary youth organisation in England, we argue that young people engage rather successfully in practices of self-governance. Our findings based on this sample of …
Exploring the extent of openness of open government data – A critique of open government datasets in the UK
The barriers to the opening of government data in the UK
This paper explores some of the key barriers to Open Government Data (OGD) that responsible civil servants in the UK face as they try to comply with the UK-led OGD initiative. Empirically, we provide a quantitative analysis of the resources published on the government’s central OGD portal, data.gov.uk, and a unique insight into the publishing of OGD in the UK based on 22 interviews with responsible individuals at the operational level of publishi…
Internet banking in Nigeria
From feeling like rape to a minor inconvenience
I am not a number’
Assessing the seriousness of cybercrime
The reform of the Crime Survey of England and Wales (a national victim survey) has exposed a very high number of individuals who fall victim to computer misuse cybercrimes such as hacking, computer viruses and ransomware. These crimes receive very little attention from the criminal justice system and very few are brought to justice, partly because of the nature of them (global crimes), but also because of a lack of capability among the police. Th…
People watching
Reconfiguring Roles in Teacher Preparation
Teacher residencies strengthen teacher preparation, retention, and workforce diversity. Central to high-quality programs are reciprocal LEA-EPP partnerships that collaboratively design and sustain clinically rich preparation experiences. Drawing on multi-state case studies, this study examined how strong partnerships enable practice-based learning, coordinated program design, and sustainability. Findings highlight how partnerships support full-ye…
Computer Science (9 works) · Sociology (9 works) · Political science (7 works) · Psychology (7 works) · Business (5 works) · Computer security (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Privacy, Security, and Data Protection (5 works) · Cybercrime and Law Enforcement Studies (4 works) · Law (4 works)