Nadine Salman

RESEARCH TITLE: Assessing the Assessors: Human Decision-Making and Reliability in Violent Extremism Risk Assessment and Management

Abstract: Threat and risk assessment are increasingly an integral part of strategies to counter and prevent violent extremism. This process currently relies heavily on the judgment of professionals, who assess risk with the support of risk assessment tools. However, thus far, little research focuses on the assessors themselves. This research aims to examine the role of assessors in this process, their perceptions of current practice, and whether biases and individual differences can affect the reliability of risk assessments.

About Nadine – click here to Read More

Graduate teaching assistant in: Crime & Society

Three key lessons from Richard:

Three key lessons from Michael and Chris:

Three key lessons from Paul:

Three key lessons from Kate:

Three key lessons from Ella:

Three key lessons from Kartikeya:

Three key lessons from Jyoti:

Three key lessons from Toby:

Three key lessons from Alex:

Three key lessons from Patricio:

Three key lessons from Vas:

Three key lessons from Alina:

Three key lessons from Sherry:

Three key lessons from David:

Three key lessons from Mohammed: