Cult of Secrecy - 9th December 2010

07/Dec/10 15:21 Filed in: CSTPV Seminar Series

Thursday 9th December, 2010, 5.00pm
Seminar Room 4, New Arts Building

Cult of Secrecy

Seminar by
Dr Kenneth A. Duncan Read More...

CSTPV Seminar - 2nd December 2010

01/Dec/10 11:07 Filed in: CSTPV Seminar Series

CSTPV Seminar 2nd December 2010
Due to the severe weather this seminar has been cancelled. Read More...

CSTPV Seminar Series - Room Change

29/Oct/10 09:09 Filed in: CSTPV Seminar Series

Please note that there is a change of regular venue for the CSTPV seminars. We are now going to be in Seminar Room 4 except for the evening of Thursday 18th November when it will remain in Seminar Room 3.

All seminars start at 1700 hrs.

See here for the seminar schedule.

Interdicting Terrorist Networks: Extreme Risk…a life fighting the bomb makers - 28th October 2010

18/Oct/10 13:03 Filed in: CSTPV Seminar Series

Thursday 28th October 2010
Arts Seminar Room 3, New Arts Faculty Building

Interdicting Terrorist Networks: Extreme Risk…a life fighting the bomb makers

Seminar by Major Chris Hunter
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The Emerging Importance of Database Technologies in Terrorism Studies - 7th October 2010

01/Oct/10 10:52 Filed in: CSTPV Seminar Series

Thursday 7th October 5.00pm – 6.00pm
Seminar Room 3, Room No. 119, First Floor, New Arts Building

Seminar by

Neil G. Bowie
The Emerging Importance of Database Technologies in Terrorism Studies

EU-Funded Research On Terrorism Victims

30/Sep/10 10:03 Filed in: Research

CSTPV researchers Orla Lynch and Javier Argomaniz have been awarded a European Union grant under the 2009 Criminal Justice Programme for a €413,000 research project on Terrorism Victims. Read More...

CSTPV Interns Programme

15/Sep/10 13:45 Filed in: Internships

CSTPV will be running the interns programme on a project by project basis this coming academic year. There will therefore be no mass registration for the programme.

Please refer to the school notice boards and this site for further details of any intern opportunities that may rise.

The role of the Police in Countering Terrorism and Extremism - 4th May 2010

04/May/10 09:17 Filed in: CSTPV Seminar Series

Tuesday 4th May 2010, 5.00pm

Arts Lecture Theatre, New Arts Faculty Building

The role of the Police in Countering Terrorism and Extremism

Seminar by

Peter Wickstead, Metropolitan Police

S.T.R.E.E.T. (Strategy to Reach, Empower and Educate Teenagers) - 27th April 2010

27/Apr/10 09:23 Filed in: CSTPV Seminar Series

Tuesday 27th April 2010, 5.00pm
Arts Lecture Theatre, New Arts Faculty Building

S.T.R.E.E.T. (Strategy to Reach, Empower and Educate Teenagers) as a counter radicalization initiative

Seminar by

Shaun Thomas Danquah, Youth Project Manager, Clapham Park Project

Infernal Machines: Towards a History of Technology of Terrorisms - 13th April 2010

13/Apr/10 09:11 Filed in: CSTPV Seminar Series

Tuesday 13th April 2010, 5.00pm
Arts Lecture Theatre, New Arts Faculty Building

Infernal Machines: Towards a History of Technology of Terrorisms

Seminar by

Dr Mats Fridlund Read More...

Terrorism in the Criminal Courts - 23rd March 2010

17/Mar/10 09:27 Filed in: CSTPV Seminar Series

Tuesday 23rd March, 5.00pm
Arts Lecture Theatre, New Arts Faculty Building

Terrorism in the Criminal Courts

Seminar by

Professor Clive Walker Read More...

Terror Crime Prevention and Communities - 9th March 2010

05/Mar/10 13:20 Filed in: CSTPV Seminar Series

Tuesday 9th March, 5.00pm
Arts Lecture Theatre, New Arts Faculty Building

Terror Crime Prevention and Communities

Seminar by

Dr Basia Spalek Read More...

Kidnapping: It’s Features, Resolution and Effects - 23rd February 2010

17/Feb/10 13:48 Filed in: CSTPV Seminar Series

Tuesday 23rd February, 5.00pm

Arts Lecture Theatre, New Arts Faculty Building

KIDNAPPING: IT’S FEATURES, RESOLUTION AND EFFECTS

Seminar by

Professor David Alexander Read More...

The Globalization(s) of the conflict in Somalia (Updated 26/1/2010)

26/Jan/10 12:14 Filed in: CSTPV Conferences

CALL FOR PAPERS

‘The Globalization(s) of the conflict in Somalia’

24th-25th March 2010

Two decades ago, the collapse of the Somalian government of Siad Barre coincided with the rise of a new vision of global order: liberal, democratic, capitalist and under the leadership of the United States. US troops entered Mogadishu in the same year that Francis Fukuyama pronounced the ‘End of History’. Today, such visions seem gone forever.