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[New article] The Kurdistan Worker’s Party (PKK) in London: Countering Overseas Terrorist Financing and Support with “Nudge” and Situational Approaches

[New article] The Kurdistan Worker’s Party (PKK) in London: Countering Overseas Terrorist Financing and Support with “Nudge” and Situational Approaches

  Our researchers Eray Arda Akartuna and Dr Amy Thornton have published a new article, containing original insights and first-hand...
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The case of Sarah Everard: Talking about women’s safety and crime prevention (Webinar brief)

The case of Sarah Everard: Talking about women’s safety and crime prevention (Webinar brief)

Contributors: Eray Arda Akartuna, Martin Lo and Dr Sherry Nakhaeizadeh  Sarah Everard, a 33-year-old woman, was walking back to her...
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Hedgehogs v. Quokkas: How doctoral researchers can engage with industry

Hedgehogs v. Quokkas: How doctoral researchers can engage with industry

  For doctoral students and practitioners, collaboration can often lead to significant mutual benefit. In this insight, Vaseem Khan, Business...
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[New article] Conducting hidden populations research: A reflective case study on researching the biohacking community

[New article] Conducting hidden populations research: A reflective case study on researching the biohacking community

  Futures studies are important for long-term decision making in critical social sectors such as healthcare and crime prevention. Our...
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Understanding crime through networks

Understanding crime through networks

  In this insight, networks scientist Alberto Nieto explores the potentially game changing power of social network analysis to understand...
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UCL SECReT Society to launch website and social media on 14 May

UCL SECReT Society to launch website and social media on 14 May

  The UCL Security Science Research and Training (SECReT) Society will officially launch its website and social media pages on...
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